Whenever possible, after changing the oil or opening the oil canister, also bleed out the newly introduced air on the exhaust end. This might be done by leaving a coalescing filter plug off at the bottom and quickly starting and stopping the compressor to move helium through and push out the atmosphere.
| Item | Maintenance Frequency | Product |
|---|---|---|
| Oil filter | Once every 3000hrs (~ 4 months) | https://aircompressorservices.com/products/kaeser-oil-filter-replacement-6-3462-1 |
| Oil | Once every 3000hrs (~ 4 months) | https://aircompressorservices.com/products/kaeser-5-gallon-partial-synthetic-oil-replacement-m460-005 |
| Air filter mat (small type) | Once every 3000hrs (~ 4 months) | https://aircompressorservices.com/products/kaeser-filter-mat-replacement-6-3572-0 (please check and confirm the size) |
| Air filter mat (large) | Once every 3000hrs (~ 4 months) | https://aircompressorservices.com/products/kaeser-filter-mat-replacement-6-1943-0 (please check and confirm the size) |
| F1, F2 filter replacement | Once every 3000hrs (~ 4 months) | https://filterelementstore.com/numatics-ekf9008d-b-filter-replacement (check) |
Daily Checklist
- Check the oil level.
- Inspect the drain condensate: Touch and see whether there is an excess oil
- Check the valve with red-box shows a green light.
- Check the front panel and ensure it is running and there is no maintenance indicator or any error lights.
- Next
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