User Guide

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WARNING: The symbol shown on the removable ring (A)
indicates the presence of magnets that generate a strong
magnetic field. This could cause damages to electronic devices
kept in its proximity.
1.Remove the ring (A) containing the two magnets, that
during the dirt separation phase retained the ferrous impru-
rities.
2. Carry out the dirt drain of operation by opening the
ball shut-off valve (B).
Procedure for removing insulation in the DIRTMAG 5463
series; and draining dirt particles in the DIRTMAG 5463 series
and 5465M series
Draining off dirt and ferrous impurities
The dirt separator collection chamber has a drain
valve. Using the handle provided it is possible to
drain off the accumulated dirt particles even with the
system in operation.
For the brass DIRTMAG, captured impurities are
easily flushed by unclamping the magnetic collar and
purging.
For the brass DIRTMAG
®
, the ferrous impurities
are captured by a strong neodymium rare-
earth magnetic field created by a powerful
removable magnet around the body below
the flow line.
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1
Tmax 110°C
P
max 10 bar
Tmax 105°C
P
max 10 bar
BI-DIRECTIONAL
Maintenance
To perform maintenance, simply use a 26 mm
hexagon wrench (1) to unscrew the dirt collection
chamber, of the brass DIRTCAL and DIRTMAG,
to which the inner mesh element is connected for
removal and cleaning.
To purge the ferrous impurities in the steel DIRTMAG,
the flexible magnetic stack is removed from the
brass dry-well and, with the system still running,
the drain valve is opened. Aided by the system
pressure, the dirt and ferrous impurities, including
magnetite flushes out quickly and effectively.
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A
B