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Parker WVM Series User Manual

Parker WVM Series
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EN | Operating manual Maintenance and repair of the dryer
WVM 45 -1450 41
Electric current warning!
Work on the electric system must only be carried out by qualifi ed technical
personnel!
Cleaning
Remove dust with dry cloth; use moist cloth, if necessary.
Clean all surfaces, e.g. at the operating panel, with a moist cloth.
Daily maintenance tasks
Complete visual inspection and function test of the entire dryer
Inspect dryer for visual damage and unusual noises.
If your dryer is not connected to an alarm system (see page 28), check whether there
is an error message on the display at the electrical panel. Assess any existing fault messages
(heed the malfunction table in the controller manual!).
Check whether compressed air has reached the set pressure dewpoint.
Check dam pressure
If, following depressurisation of a vessel, e.g. after the expansion phase, the overpressure
has not decreased to < 0,5 bar, then there is a residual pressure, designated as dam pres-
sure, in the vessel.
Check for dam pressure: if the dryer functions correctly, the respective pressure gauge
indicates < 0,5 bar. Then there is no dam pressure.
If the dam pressure is greater than < 0,5 bar:
Depressurise the dryer and shut it down (see page „Depressurising and shutting down the
dryer“ 37).
Dam pressure can be caused by:
a blocked muf er,
a malfunction of the expansion valve,
a leaking pressure build-up valve.
The respective necessary maintenance measures are described in the following sections.
Monthly maintenance
Inspect intake opening for regeneration air
The regeneration air is fed to the system through an intake opening at the heater.
Wait until the dryer has reached the stand-by phase (see page „Stand-by-phase (for
dewpoint measurement option)“ 17).
Work with care and do not touch hot surfaces:
...After the vacuum pump has stopped, inspect screws at the intake opening and retigh-
ten, if necessary.
...Remove dirt from the screen covering the opening, using a suitable tool (e.g. soft wire
brush).
Note:
It is feasible to install an intake fi lter or to supply the regeneration air to the
dryer via an air duct if the ambient air is heavily soiled. Please note the respec-
tive hints in sections Options.
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Parker WVM Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandParker
ModelWVM Series
CategoryDryer
LanguageEnglish

Summary

User Manual Access

Manual Language Selection and Download

Instructions for accessing the user manual in various languages via QR code or website.

Machine Passport and General Information

Machine Passport Details

Section for recording specific unit data like order, catalogue, and manufacture numbers.

Manufacturer's Details

Contact and operational information for Parker Hannifin Manufacturing S.r.l.

Dryer Specifications and Delivery Scope

Lists components of the standard dryer delivery and supplementary documents.

Safety Information

Danger Zones and Safety Signs

Identification of safety signs and hazardous areas on the dryer with explanations.

Intended Use and General Safety

Defines dryer applications, misuse, and crucial safety guidelines for operation.

Safety Notes on Operating Phases

Specific safety precautions for phases like commissioning, monitoring, and servicing.

Technical Product Description

Summary Drawing and Component Identification

Visual overview of the dryer's front view with labeled components.

Rear View Component Identification

Visual overview of the dryer's rear view with labeled components.

Dryer Functionality Explained

Detailed explanation of the adsorption and regeneration processes in the dryer.

Options and Installation

Available Dryer Options

List of optional features for the dryer, including controls and enhancements.

Installation Location Requirements

Criteria for selecting a suitable installation site, including weather, air quality, and temperature.

Transportation, Installation, and Storage

Transportation Safety and Damage Handling

Procedures for safe transport and reporting of any transit damage to the dryer.

Installation Base and Clearances

Specifications for the dryer's foundation and required clearances for maintenance access.

Installation Procedures

Requirements for Installation

Essential prerequisites and safety measures for installing the dryer.

Pipeline Installation Guidelines

Instructions for connecting compressed air lines, including bypass configurations.

Electrical Component Connections

Guidance on connecting the dryer to the power supply and electrical panel.

Start-up and Commissioning

Initial Commissioning Requirements

Conditions that must be met before the dryer can be put into operation.

Dryer Commissioning Steps

Detailed procedures for the initial start-up and commissioning of the dryer.

Vacuum Pump Rotation Check

Procedure to ensure the vacuum pump motor rotates in the correct direction.

Operation Monitoring and Notes

Monitoring Dryer Operation

Guidance on observing the dryer's performance under various operating conditions.

Shutdown and Restart Procedures

Emergency Shutdown Protocol

Instructions for immediate shutdown in emergency situations.

Normal Stopping and Depressurising

Steps for safely stopping the dryer and releasing system pressure.

Maintenance and Repair

General Maintenance Guidelines

Important safety warnings and recommendations for all maintenance tasks.

Regular Maintenance Schedule

Overview table of maintenance tasks, intervals, and corresponding page references.

Daily and Monthly Maintenance

Specific checks and cleaning procedures for daily and monthly maintenance routines.

Interval Maintenance Tasks

Detailed maintenance tasks required at various intervals from six months to four years.

Component Replacement Procedures

Instructions for replacing key components like sensors and filters.

Desiccant Sieve and Desiccant Replacement

Instructions for replacing desiccant sieves and the desiccant material itself.

Fault Identification and Elimination

Error Message Interpretation

Guidance on understanding error messages and their potential causes.

Appendix: Technical Documents

Technical Data Overview

Comprehensive table of technical specifications for standard dryer models.

Spare Parts and Desiccant Information

Lists service kits, replacement parts, and desiccant packs with order numbers.

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