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KilnLoq probe and Extraction device - Webshop, Gas Analysis ...

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Unit Operation Instruction<strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong> & EXDevery 3 month. A complete filter kit with O-rings is available. The filter kit contains two O-rings for the filter, two O-rings for the filter lid <strong>and</strong> one O-ring for the snap connectorTo replace the O-rings the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong> must be secured.Disconnect snap connector BB2 at the end of the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong>.Remove the white insulating cover.Use the h<strong>and</strong> wheels to take out the filter lid.Cool down the filter <strong>and</strong> lid with compressed air.Remove old O-rings with a small screwdriver <strong>and</strong> install the new ones with no use oftools.IMPORTANT!Do not stretch the new O-rings too much. This could damage the O-rings while the filter lidis installed back on the filter house.After work on the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong> the covers must be reinstalled on the <strong>Extraction</strong> Device.10.1.6 REPLACEMENT OF HEATED SAMPLE PIPETo replace the heated sample pipe the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong> must be secured.Switch off power supply to filter heater E3 <strong>and</strong> pipe heater E4 according to circuit diagram.Disconnect heating elements <strong>and</strong> PT100 sensor for pipe heater E4 at terminal box (on<strong>Extraction</strong> Device) according to circuit diagram.Disconnect snap connector BB2 at the end of the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong>.Remove the white insulating cover.Disconnect blow back hose BB1 <strong>and</strong> sample hose E1 under the filter house.Take out the four 16mm bolts <strong>and</strong> move the filter house back.Disconnect the earth wire on the flange of the heated sample pipe.Take out the four 16mm Allen bolts <strong>and</strong> remove the heated sample pipe in one piece. Ifnecessary remove the rear cover on the <strong>Extraction</strong> Device.Install the new heated pipe in opposite order.IMPORTANT!O-ring (between filter house <strong>and</strong> heated sample pipe) <strong>and</strong> gasket (between heated samplepipe <strong>and</strong> cooling jacket) must be replaced.After work on the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong> the covers must be reinstalled on the <strong>Extraction</strong> Device.10.1.7 REPLACEMENT OF COOLING JACKETTo replace the cooling jacket the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong> must be secured.Switch off power supply to filter heater E3 <strong>and</strong> pipe heater E4 according to circuit diagram.Disconnect heating elements <strong>and</strong> PT100 sensor for pipe heater E4 at terminal box (on<strong>Extraction</strong> Device) according to circuit diagram.Disconnect snap connector BB2 at the end of the <strong>KilnLoq</strong> <strong>probe</strong>.Remove the white insulating cover.Disconnect blow back hose BB1 <strong>and</strong> sample hose E1 under the filter house.Take out the four 16mm bolts <strong>and</strong> move the filter house back.Disconnect the earth wire on the flange of the heated sample pipe.Take out the four 16mm Allen bolts <strong>and</strong> remove the heated sample pipe in one piece.Make mechanically support (hanger or chain) for the filter house assembly thus it stays inright position when the cooling jacket is removed.Stop the water pump M3.1 (find breaker in circuit diagram for WCP) <strong>and</strong> close valve V3.2 onthe Water Control Panel.Disconnect the water hoses at the pipe stubs on the cooling jacket.Disconnect the earth wire on the flange of the cooling jacket.Take out the three 16mm bolts holding the filter house assembly on the flange of thePage 24 of 27

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