
Several steps for cleaning air compressor filter elements
Operating specifications for cleaning air compressor filter elements
In order to ensure stable operation of the equipment and the quality of compressed air, the cleaning of Granklin air compressor filter elements must follow the following standard procedures:
1. Preparation before operation
- Confirm that the equipment is in a shutdown state and disconnect the power supply
- Prepare special cleaning tools: soft brush, compressed air source (pressure ≤0.2MPa)
- Wear protective equipment: dust mask, goggles, work gloves
2. Filter element disassembly steps
- Open the equipment protective cover and position the filter element installation module
- Loosen the fixing buckle and slowly remove the filter element assembly
- Check the type of adhesion on the surface of the filter element (dust/water mist/impurities)
3. Key points for cleaning implementation
- Cleaning of primary filtration unit
- Use a soft brush to gently sweep along the filter material texture
- Combined with low-pressure compressed air back blowing (10-15cm away from filter material)
- It is prohibited to use water washing or high-pressure air guns to directly impact
- Precision filtration unit processing
- Use a special vacuum cleaning device to remove surface particles
- Check whether there is any foreign matter entrapped between the folds of the filter element
- Replace immediately when damaged or deformed
4. Quality verification standards
- Light transmission detection: Hold the filter element and face the light source to observe the uniformity of light transmission
- Differential pressure test: The pressure drop of the filter element after cleaning should be ≤ 1.5 times the initial value
- Sealing inspection: Ensure that there is no leakage at the interface between the filter element and the frame
5. Installation and operation confirmation
- Replace the filter element assembly in the direction marked
- Tighten the snap to the specified torque (refer to equipment nameplate)
- Start the equipment and run it for 10 minutes and observe the fluctuation value of the pressure gauge
6. Maintenance and management recommendations
- Cleaning cycle: every 500 hours of operation or adjusted according to the amount of environmental dust
- Establish filter element replacement files and record cleaning dates and pressure differential data
- Shorten maintenance intervals in harsh working conditions (high humidity/multi-fiber environments)
Granklin air compressor adopts a multi-stage filtration system design. Regular standardized cleaning can effectively extend the service life of the filter element, ensure stable operation of the water-lubricated single screw structure, and continuously output clean compressed air that meets industry standards.