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2. Filter Element Replacement (1) Shut off hand valve. (2) While pulling slide piece down, turn either left or right 45 in relation to main body and pull out. (3) Remove air filter by rotating filter retainer and re move…

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Chapter 10 Air Apparatus
1. Air Source Identification Cable Assy Replacement
(1) Unplug connector.
(2) Remove Allen head screw.
(3) Remove air source identification cable assy.
(4) Reassemble in reverse sequence.
Caution
– Shut hand valve before beginning.
– Refer to relevant Users' Manual for method of adjusting pressure switch.
A
llen head scre
w
E94037250A0
A
ir source identification cable
assy (Pressure switch)
Connecto
r
Hand valve
Fig. 10-1-1
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2. Filter Element Replacement
(1) Shut off hand valve.
(2) While pulling slide piece down, turn either left or right 45 in relation to main body and pull out.
(3) Remove air filter by rotating filter retainer and remove filter element B. Remove mist separator from
filter element A in the same manner.
(4) Reassemble in reverse sequence.
Mist separato
r
A
ir filte
r
PF901003000
Filter element B
Filter retaine
r
PF901002000
Filter element A
PF901002000
Filter element A
Main bod
y
Slide piece
Hand valve
Fig. 10-2-2
Fig. 10-2-2
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Chapter 11 Switches
1. Push Button Switch Replacement
For Switches: Start, Stop, Servo free, Single cycle, On line, Origin
(1) Unplug connector to operation switch PWB.
(2) Remove switch by pressing with hand on fitting on rear side of cover and pulling from the front.
* When replacing switches, connect the connector number of the operation switch PWB with the
matching cable bundle connector number.
Pull out
Press
Press
Operation
switch PWB
Rea
r
emergency
switch
Rear single
cycle switch
Rear stop
switch
Rear start
switch
Rear servo
free switch
Front servo free switch
Front emergency switch
Front single cycle switch
Front stop switch
Front origin switch
Front on line switch
Front start switch
Fig. 11-1-1
Fig. 11-1-2
Note: The cable bundle number = Operation switch PWB connector number + 7
(3) Reassemble in reverse sequence.
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