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Contents
1. Preliminary note ...................... 8
1.1 Important information ..... . . . .. . ... ...... 8
1.2 Warranty and Liability ....... ........ .. . . 8
1.3 Type approval and genuine Sauer spare parts 9
1.4 SAUER USA customer service .. . ... . ... . 10
1.5 How these instructions are organized .. .. . . 11
2. Safety .............................. 12
2.1 Specified conditions of use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
2.2 Prohibition of unauthorized conversion .... . 12
2.3 Safety information .... ...... ........ .. . 12
2.4 Safety markings on the machine ...... . ... 13
2.5 Safety devices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2.6 Noise protection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2.7 Waste disposal . .. .. . .. ..... . .. .. ..... 15
2.8 Staff requirements . .. .... ..... ......... 15
2.9 Personal protection gear ... ....... .. .... 15
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5.7 Checks after installation and before the first
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6. Operation ........................... 40
6.1 Safe operation ..... .. ......... .. ...... 40
6.2 Operating modes ... .. ................. 41
6.3 Initial operation ..... . . .. . ....... .. . . .. 41 I'
6.4 Routine operation .... .. . .. . .. .. . . . .. .. 42
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11. Spare Parts and Accessories ......... . . 72
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1. Preliminary note
1.1 Important information
Th e following main spec ifi cations of your Sauer compressor are
found on the type label affixed to the crankcase:
- compressor type
- factory number
- year of construction
We recommend you write down thi s information in chapter
11 . "Spare Parts and Accessories".
Conditions We presuppose that only authori sed persons will operate and
se rvice the Sauer com pressor. These persons mu st have read
and understood the operating instructions.
Availability These instructions shall always be kept ava il able at the site of op-
eration.
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1.4 SAUER USA customer service
Shou ld you have any techn ical questions relat ing to ma intenance
or repair, please contact our Customer Service :
SAUER USA
64 Log Canoe Cir.
Stevensville. MD 21666
Te lephone: 410-604-3142
Fax: 410-6 04-3209
E-Ma il : service@sa uerusa .com
Web: www.saue rusa.com
Note!
If you have questions rega rding your Sauer Comp ressor, please
state Compressor model and serial number (see chapter 11
"Spare Parts and Accesso ries" or nameplate on the compres-
sor).
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2. Safety
2.1 Specified conditions of use
Thi s Sauer compressor must be used for th e compressing of air
only. The Saue r compressor must not be used at ambie nt tempe
ratures below +4 1 of . Any oth er use is not as specified and requires
the explicit consent in writi ng by SAU ER U SA.
Observance of th ese operating in structions, the in stall ation re-
quirements detailed in the instructions, and the keepi ng of main-
tenance rates are part of th e specified condition s of use as well.
Note!
Average risk.
Disregard of this safety information may cause damage to the
machine.
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2.5 Safety devi ces
Danger! r
Safety devices must not be adjusted, disabl ed or removed .
Th e safety devices must be periodically tested and checked.
Safety valves mu st be
- installed in sealed condition and
- shou ld be repl aced, adjusted and sealed by authorised pe r
sonne I only.
Contact thermo- The Sa uer compressor is fitted with a contact thermometer for
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meter monitoring the comp ressor cooling. This wi ll turn the compressor I'
off if the temperatu re of the compressed ai r exceeds the limit.
Danger!
When the compressor is operated without noise protection hood,
hea ring protection shou ld be wo rn near the compressor.
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Safety
2.7 Waste disposal
Note!
Under the laws and regulations in force , the following materials
arising from the operati on of the compressor need to be dis-
posed of ecologically safe:
- condensate (oil and water saturated) arising from recooling in
the compression process;
- used oil and grease and rags soiled by it;
- cleaning material and rags soiled by it.
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3. Design and Function
3.1 Overview
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Design and Function
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2 Cylinder 2 nd stage
9 Coole r
13 Condensate sepa rator 4'h stage (final sepa rator, not visible)
16 Electric motor
18 Oil drain
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Cross section
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Note!
Details of parts and spare parts are found in the spare parts ca-
talogue.
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Design and Function
Item Name
6 Piston 3 rd stage
9 Crankcase
10 Connecting rod
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Compression The compressor takes in amb ient air throug h a sheet filter with
tube silencer and compresses it in four single-stage cyl inders to
the ultimate pressure. Each cyl inder is a comp ression stage, after
which the air is after-cooled .
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Splitting the entire pressure ratio into four stages results in espe-
cially low compression end temperatures. The final tempera tures
are below th e flash po int of standard motor oils (mineral oils).
Th e cylinders arranged in a fan-shape are fitted with easy-to-ser-
vice plate or lamellar valves with long service lives. Due to the low
compression end tem pe ratures, the susceptibility of the valves to
carbonisation is extremely low.
Cooling An axial fan located on the crankshaft draws cool ai r in from the
surroundings and blows it over th e cylinder, cooler, valves and oil
sump.
The recooling is carried ou t
- afte r the 1sl and 2 nd stage in an aluminium honeycomb cooler;
- after the 3 rd and 41h stage in an externall y galvanised gilled
pipe radiator.
Condensate sepa- Condensate containing oil and water, that is form ed during com-
ration pression an d after-COOling, accumulates in the cond ensate sepa-
rator behind eve ry stage.
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Design and Function
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Lubrication / oil An oil gear pump driven by the crankshaft draws in lubricating oil
pressure from the crankcase and feeds it to the bearings of the connecting
rod and the compression side of piston of the 4th stage.
Crankshaft bearings, piston pin bearings and pistons are lub-
ricated by the splash oil in the crankcase. The oil pressure is mo-
nitored by an oil pressure switch.
The compressor control system stops the compressor immedia-
tely if the oil pressure falls to the lower limit value.
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Description
Control element
Fault indica tor Light s il th e compressor has been shut 011 becau se
lamp "Oil pressure" of low oil pressure.
Fault indicator Lights il the compressor has been shut 011 because
lamp "Air tempera- of excessive outlet ai r temperature.
ture"
Fault indicator Lights il the compresso r has been shut 011 because
lamp "Overcurrent" of excess motor current .
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4. Technical specifications
4.1 Data table
Name Data
Number of cy linders 4
Piston stroke 80 mm
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Technical specifications
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Non-return va lve:
Sound p res~ure level (in free sound field at dis- maximum 93 dB(A)
tance of 1m)
Note!
Please refer to the ord er-specific documentation of your com-
pressor for specific data, such as ultimate pressure , speed , po-
we r requirements, etc.
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4.2 P&I-diagram
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Technical specifications
Item Name
1 Drive motor
2 Safely valve
3 Compressor stage
6 Compressed air-thermometer
9 Solenoid valve
11 Inlake fi ller
13 Oil pump
15 Oil filter
17 Drive lubricati on
18 Non-return valve
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5. Transport and Installation
5.1 Transport
Shipping The machine is packed su itable for shipping .
Immediately on receipt of the Sauer Comp ressor it should be
checked for co mpleteness and damage.
The transport company and SAUER US A must be im-
mediately notified of any damage to th e packing or the machi-
ne.
Danger!
Suspended load when transported.
The forklift tru ck/c rane must have suffi cient load bearing capac i-
ty.
Ensure th at no persons stay withi n the danger area of the sus-
pended load and the forklift truck/cra ne.
Sling the unpacked compressor at the three lifting eyes (see
illu st ration).
Lift, move, and set down carefully.
Lifting eye
Lifting eyes
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Transport and Installation
5.2 Storage before installation
If the Sauer Compressor has to be stored before installation , do
not unpack and store at the following conditions:
- temperature: +41 to +104 of;
- relative humidity 30 ... 95%, not condensating ;
- dry, under a roof and protected against dew;
- protected against soiling;
- protected against vibrations and shocks.
Note!
The standard factory conservation is sufficient for a maximum
storage period of 12 months.
5.3 Installation
Note!
In case of doubt regarding the suitability of the intended place of
installation and room , contact SAUER USA in time be-
fore the installation. There you will also get help with the design
of a ventilating system at the place of installation if required .
For installation observe the installation instructions and the follo-
wing conditions.
Installation condi- - The place of installation must be dry and free of dust.
tions - The place of installation must be ventilated in such way that
the heat generated during operation is dissipated .
- Room temperature whi le the Sauer Compressor is running:
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+41 ... +131 of
(deviating temperatures only if confirmed in writing by
SAUER USA)
min 41 F
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Note!
Th e air temperatu re at the coolin g ai r intake of the compresso r
must not exceed + 131 F when th e compressor is running . Room
conditions and the heat , generated by the comp resso r and other
machines installed in th e room , must be taken into considerati-
on .
If necessa ry, in stall a ventilati on or exha ust system at the
place of insta ll ation.
Install th e fresh ai r feed in such way that the fresh air stream
is not directed straight at the compressor. Otherwise there is
a risk of condensation of wate r inside the machin e and sub-
seque nt damage.
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Transport and Installation
- Choose the location such that the Sauer Compressor is acces-
sible and has sufficient clearance to walls and oth er machinery
(see in stall ation documents).
- Do not position the motor side in a niche in the place of in stal -
lation , so the Saue r Compressor will not take in the warmed-
up cooling air aga in .
- Do not position severa l compressors one after th e other, to
prevent one compressor from taking in the wa rmed-up cooling
air of another compressor.
Note!
SAUER USA would be glad to advise you on the instal-
lation of the compressors.
Foundation
Note!
The resilient-mount bedding delivered as standard has a reso-
nant frequency of approx. 7 Hz.
Th e excitation of the intended compressor-foundation by vibra-
tions from the machines in stalled in the vicinity must not be in the
7 Hz range . Otherwi se there is a risk th at the sta ndard delivery
resilient-mount bedding is destroyed by sympathetic vibratio n.
1. Check early enough if there are fou ndation vibrations in the 7
Hz range.
2. If in doubt, check with SAUER USA to see if a modi-
fi ed resilient-mou nt bedding can be used.
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5.4 Connecting the compressor
Danger!
The compressor should only be connected by qualified technici -
ans. Any wo rk on the electrical installation may only be carried
out by qualified electricians.
Note!
The crankcase ve nt is in sulated using a section of hose. Do not
remove th e insulating material .
Pipelines The com pressed air outlet and the condensate collecting vessel
of the Sauer Compressor mu st be connected to the perm anently
fitted pipelines using hose lines.
Insulation
Hose lines
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Transport and Installation
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Note!
IQjF Condensate that is formed contains oil. It may only be disposed
of in compliance with applicable legal provisions.
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rating oil from the condensate.
Note!
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separately.
When the drain lines of several compressors are to be connec-
ted to a common pipe , observe the following :
- Choose a sufficient nominal diameter for the common drain
lin e.
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Transport and Installation
Connections The illu stration below shows the connection s and fittin gs for ope-
rating the standard version Sauer Comp ressors.
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IQiP For technical specificati ons of the individual items, please refer
to Chapter 4.
All toggle switches are factory set.
As an option , the subsystems can be prewired in a terminal box.
Oillpressure switch Toggle switch Stops co mpresso r when oil level is low
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5.5 Filling with oil
Th e Sa uer Compresso r is supplied without oil.
Danger!
Oi l mu st be fi lled into th e compresso r's crankcase before initi al
operation!
Use lubricatin g oil (see chapter 10: "Lubricant Table").
Note fi lling amount (see chapter 4: "Technical Specifi cations").
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Fill onl y to the upper marking on th e oi l leve l indicator. Oth erwise
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6. Operation
6.1 Safe operation
Danger!
Only authorized persons are perm itted to commission and ope-
rate the Sauer compressor!
Danger!
Turn on and start the compressor on ly if
- it has been checked for prope r working condition ;
- all tools and fo reign objects are removed from the machine.
Danger!
Tu rn compressor immediately OFF when pe rsons or objects are
endange red. Start compressor only when the danger is over.
Danger!
In Automatic mode the compressor sta rts automatically without
warning!
Danger! I
Risk of burns by hot surfaces of the compressor when it is run- f
ning. Wea r gloves.
Dange r!
Risk of hearing damage due to the sound pressure level when
the compressor is running! Wear hearing protection near the
compressor.
Note!
Tu rn comp ressor OFF in the case of fau lts, abnormal ratings or I'
irregu larities. Refer to chapter 7. "Trouble Shooting" to remove
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No oil pressure at incorrect direction of rotation. Risk of subse-
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7. Trouble-shooting
Note!
In the event of malfunctions, fi rst check the indicators on the
compressor control and the compressor.
Try to remedy the fault by followi ng the information given in th e ,.
table below.
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SAUER USA customer se rvice.
The compressor does not No supply voltage I no control Check fu ses. Replace blown fuses.
start or does not switch voltage.
OFF.
Compressor was switched The oil level is 100 low. Check Ihe oil level, add oil as required.
off, faull indicalor lamp "Oil
Pressure" glowing. Oil pipe blocked up. Clean oil pipe.
The oil pump is faully or leak- Check the oil pump. Fix Ihe leak or
ing. replace Ihe oil pump, as req uired.
Compressor was switched The motor is overheated. Determine Ihe cause of Ihe fault and
off, Fault indicalor lamp Excessive current drawn. correct it. The compressor can be
"Overcurrent" glowing. slarled again alter being allowed to
cool off.
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Trouble-shooting
Fault Li ke ly ca use Rem edy
Pressure excreds blowing- 3 rd stage valve is not working Check 3rd stage valve, replace il nec-
off pressure (, 47 psi) properly. essary.
Pressure below blowing-off Safety va lve is faulty. Replace the safety va lve.
pressure (247 psi)
Pressu re below blow- Safety va lve set too low or Replace the safety va lve.
ing-off pressure (ulti- fau lty.
mate pressure + 5%)
Too much pressure loss in the Reduce pressure losses.
air line to the compressed air
receiver.
Pressure gauges of a ll Va lve of 1st stage leaking . Check 1 sl stage valve , replace if neces-
stages indicate too low sary.
pressure.
Air filte r very di rty. Clean or rep lace air filter cartridge .
Pressure gauges of all Keine Spannung am Magnet- Check power supply of solenoid valve.
stages indicate no pressu re. ventil der Entwasserung 1.
oder 2.pStufe.
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ve ntilation. lilalion.
Solenoid valve does not No supply voltage. Check fuses, replace blown fu ses.
close.
Pneumatic relief valve does Foreign matter in relief valve. Clean relief valve.
not close.
Intermediate drainage is not Timer not set or not set cor- Set timer to 15 s drainage and 15 min
functioning. rectl y. closing interval.
Compressor makes loud Connecti ng rod bearing faulty. Check connecting rod bearing, replace
noises. if necessary. Ch eck oil supply.
Oil leaking from crankcase. Gasket or shalt seal faulty. Tighten screws.
Screws not tight. "there is heavy leaking , check to see
which gasket is faulty, then replace it.
Minor traces of oil on the crankcase
or oil drops below the compressor are
harmless. Wipe off with a rag .
Air discharge between cylin- Gasket or a-ring of the liner Replace gaske t or a-ring .
der and valve cover. above the relief groove faulty.
Premature breaking of valve Insufficient drainage. Check drain lines and drain intervals.
plates, valve spring s or
valve disks. Note: Indentation marks appearing on
th e valve plate due to valve impact are
normal.
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Maintenance
8. Maintenance
8.1 Maintenance service by SAUER USA
The SAUER USA customer service offers different main-
tenance services - e.g. full maintenance or valve replacement
service.
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Danger!
Only authorised persons are permitted to service and make ad-
justments to the Sauer compressor!
Danger!
Risk of injury from hot surfaces!
Let compressor cool off after turning OFF.
Danger!
Risk of injury from pressurised compressor components l
Check the pressure gauges before servicing to ensure the com-
pressor is completely relieved of pressure.
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Danger! High voltage!
- Never assume that a circuit is de-energised - always check
for your own safetyl
- The main switch is energised, even when it is turned OFF.
- Components being worked on should only be energised if this
is explicitly specified.
Danger!
Danger of death from missing safety devices and missing isola-
ting protection devices I
Reinstall all safety devices and isolating protection devices after
servicing . This also applies to electrical protection devices (e.g.
earth wires).
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8.3 Maintenance sc hedule
Danger!
For all maintenance work chapter 8.4 "Tabl e of tightening to r-
qu es" must be obse rved for specific sc rews.
Note!
The maintenance intervals specifie d in the maintena nce sc he-
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is of no advantage with rega rd to operating pe rform ance or se r-
vice life of th e Sauer compressor.
Note!
After a major ove rh au l (= 12,000 operating hours) the mai nte-
nance sc hedu le beg ins all over again.
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Plate valves and particularly lamellar valves are the parts of a re-
ciprocating compressor that are subject to the most stress. In or-
der to achieve the guaranteed maintenance intervals, these
valve are high-quality precision parts, specially matched to the
individual compression stages and their function wi ll have been
checked carefully before delivery. Repair by the maintenance
and operating personnel requires special knowledge, which may
not be present in all instances. Fo r such cases
SAUER USA offer a valve replacement service. If re-
quired, please contact the Sauer se rvice department. ,
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Maintenance
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While refitting valves, only ever use new gaskets and rings. Do
not reuse the used rings under any circumstances. DOing so will
\ result in leakage within a short time.
Use only genuine Sauer spare parts. These are precision parts
with defined and tested dimensions and material characteristics,
specially designed for use in Sauer compressors . Fitting other
gaskets may result in leaks and could cause substantial damage
to the compressor.
Valve removal 1. Loosen unions and hose line at the cylinder heads.
2. Loosen off cylinder head nuts and remove the cylinder heads.
3. Take out the valves with care .
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13. Assemble the valve of 4th stage careful ly (see illustration abo-
ve) and tighten the nut.
14. Use a pin with round tip to check the va lve plate's ease of mo-
vement against the spring pressure.
Check lamellar
valve
Note!
One lamellar valve is fitted in the cylinder of the 2nd stage.
Lamellar valves require very little maintenance and unlike plate
valves, even function in presence of small quantities of dirt. Nor-
mally the plates have the same service life as the valve body
which , due to its geometry, cannot be refaced or lapped. We
would therefore not recommend replacing individual plates.
Should a plate neve rtheless be broken prematurely (e.g. through
the influence of foreign objects) , contact our service.
15. Examine the va lve. If lamellar valve is heavily carbonised or
damaged, replace complete valve.
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Maintenance
Valve installation
16. Fit valve and cylinder head of the 1st stage. Use new cylinder
head gasket and new low tolerance gaskets while doing so
(see illustration above).
Note!
Do not reuse the used rings under any circumstances . Doin g so
wi ll result in leakage within a short time.
Ve rsion 3 - 3 57
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17. Fit valve and cylinder head of the 2 nd stage. Use new cylinder
head gasket in the process (see illustrati on above).
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18. Fit valve and cy linder head of the 3 rd stage. Use new cyl in der
head gaskets and new low tolerance gaskets whi le dOing so
(see illustration above).
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19. Fit valve and cylinder head of the 4th stage . Use new cylinder
he ad gasket, new low tolerance gasket as well as new O-ring
while doing so (see illustration above).
20. Attach screwed pipe connections and hose line to the cylinder
heads.
Ve rsion 3 - 3 59
8.9 Checking the piston rings
1. Remove cylinder heads and valves as described in Chapter
8.8 "C hecking the valves".
2. Remove cylinder base nuts.
3. Pull cylinder off. Secure the piston until the cylind er has been
pulled off.
Note!
If the piston is not secured when pulling the cylinder off, it will
strike the crankcase.
3 rd stage 0.55 mm
Note!
Always replace all piston rings of a piston when one of the piston
rings exceeds the limit.
8. Fit piston rings in the respective piston. Make sure they are in
the correct position: piston rings with an asymmetric cross
section are marked on one of the surfaces with "TOP". The
marked face must be at the top when the piston ring is in
stal led. See illustration .
TOP
60 Ve rsion 3 3
Maintenance
9. Fix pistons on the connecting rods. For this purpose press the
piston pin in and insert circlip.
10. Fit a new cylinder base gasket for each cylinder.
11. Push cylinder onto the pistons.
12. Tighten cylinder base nuts.
13. Fit cylinder heads and valves as described in Chapter 8.8
"Checking the valves".
14
Note!
Numbers are punched on the upper and lower parts of the con-
necting rod . These must match in any case (see illustration) .
.I It should be possible to screw in the connecting rod bolts
E completely with hand . Only then the correct seat on the
N
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ting rod should rotate easily on the crankshaft. Observe the
-' tightening torque (see section 8.4).
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1 sl stage 160.15 mm
2 nd stage 88.10 mm
Liner: 22 .1 0 mm
41h stage
Guide part: 88.10 mm
Note!
Note th e following when replacing the 4th stage liner:
- Always exercise extreme care when handling or working with
the bush to prevent damage. Th e upper edge of th e bu sh col-
lar must not be damaged when replacing the lin er.
- Carefully clean the liner and hole before in stallation.
- Coat along outer edge wi th molybdenum disulphide before in -
stalling the liner.
- Press the lin er in with a hand press at room temperature .
5. Fit cylind ers and pistons as described in Chapter 8.9 "Che-
cking the piston rings".
6. Fit cylinder heads and valves as described in Chapter 8.8
"Checking the valves".
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Note!
Only replace shaft seals of crankshaft bearing if the bearing bra-
cket and crankshaft are removed!
Ve rsion 3 - 3 63
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In spection port wi th
screw plug
Removing the gear 4. Support comp ressor under the transmission be ll housing. I
rim 5. Remove the elect ric motor mounting screws. /
6. Carefully lift the electric motor usi ng the lifting eyes (see
Ch apter 5.1: "Transport").
7. Pull elect ric motor ca refully away from crankcase .
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9. Placing out of Service
9. 1 Safety when placing out of service and dismounting
Danger!
The comp ressor shall only be placed out of service and dis-
mounted by instructed and trained speciali sts of the ope rator.
The specialists must be fami lar with th e protection devices and
regulations before sta rting the work. Any work on the elect rical
in sta llation must be carried out by qualified electricians only.
In add ition , information contained in the documentation of out-
side vend ors is to be obse rved.
Note!
Use one of th e slu sh ing oi ls recommended in Chapter 10 "Lu b-
rican t Ta ble" for corrosion protection.
Th e slushin g oi l has satisfactory running properties. In an emer-
gency, th e machin e can be started for a short duration with a
slushin g oil fill ing .
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Dismantling 1. Turn compressor OFF and disconnect from power supp ly.
2. Make su re by reading the pressure gauges before servicing
that the compressor is completely relieved of pressure.
3. Disconnect power lines from the mains supply.
4. Remove oi l and lubricants and dispose of in an environmen-
tally friendly manner.
5. Drain any remaining condensate and dispose of in an envi-
ronmentally friendly manner.
Disposal
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10. Lubricant Table
Area of validity The lubricant table applies to all Sauer compressors intended for
the compression of air.
The lubricant table does not apply to
- Sauer compressors for the compression of neutral gases;
- temperature ranges outside of 41 .. 131 OF.
Note!
The recommended oil types bring down the carbonisation in the
compressor valves and the connected pipes and fittings to a
minimum.
lubricants not mentioned in the lubricant table may only be used
after approval by SAUER USA. Otherwise the warranty
will expire.
Please contact our customer service when selecting oils not list-
ed here or in case of deviating operating conditions.
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Castrol
Vanellus C3 SAE 30
Aireol PD 100
Marine CDX 30
SAE 30
VDL-100
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Brand Name
AVIA MK 1540S
Avilu b MK 3000
BP MEK 20 W-20
ELF Stockage 30
Antirust MZ 11 0
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11. Spare Parts and Accessories I
Note!
Please note the information in chapter 1 . "General" regading our
genuine Sauer spare parts. I
SAUER USA guran tee the complete spare parts supp ly
over the entire service life of the Sauer compressor. ,
Our genuine Sauer spare parts are subject to constant quality
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control and further development. They conform to the latest tech-
nical developments.
In addition to the genuine Saue r spa re parts, our delivery pro-
gram comp rises a large number of accessories for you r Sauer
compressor and special components to complete your air sys-
tem , such as:
- fully automatic controls;
- adsorption dryers;
- refrigera ted air dryers;
- filters;
- silencing cabi nets;
- compressed air receivers ;
- fittings .
We supply instructions and a maintenance manual for each ac-
cessory.
Spare parts cata- The spare parts catalog ue is found in the annex to these in struc-
logue tions.
- With the help of overviews, illu strations and lists the required
parts is quickly found .
- The spa re parts catalogue , including the operating instructions
is also available on CD- ROM . Here, an order form can be fill ed
in , printed out and se nd immediately.
For doing so , you need th e main specifications of your Sauer
compressor from th e table below. If they have not yet been en-
tered th ere, th ey can be fou nd on the type label aHixed to the
crankcase.
Compressor type
Factory no.:
Year of construc-
tion :
Furthermore, the number of operating hours should be stat- ~
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12. Annex
This Annex to the operating instructions contains
- documentation supplied by outside vendors;
- data sheets.
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064409 cylinder wi th head and va lve 2nd stage .. ... . . ... . ...... . ... . ... . ... . . . . 26
066283 cylinder wi th head and valve 3rd stage .... . ... . ... . . .. ... .... .. . ... . .... 28
066 179 cylinder with head and va lve 4th stage. . .. . ..... 32
066207 air lines with separator ....... . . ... ... . ... .. . . .... . ... . . . .. . . .... . , .. . , . .. . 38
064 119 lubri ca ting oil pu mp and drive ..... . .... ... .. .. . .. .. .... .. ..... .. .. .. ..... 48
otc: Ex planation of the subassem blies in chapter 3 "Des ign and Functi on"
of the operating instructio ns
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2 065 682 piston 1
4 002 984 circiip 2
5 002 662 R-ring 2
6 002 543 N-ring 2
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066271 piston 4th stage
1 066172 piston 1
2 053727 piston pin 1
3 038249 R-ring 16
4 002984 circlip 2
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Spare Part List
066 185 cyli nder with head and va lve 1st stage
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066 222 cooler co mpl.
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68 002186 washer 4
69 002 153 washer 2
70 004639 union 1
71 034820 stud adaptor 1
72 004661 union 1
73 066704 Air defiector sheet metal 2
75 032401 o-ring 2
76 037948 Gutting ring 2
77 038671 Gutti ng ri ng 2
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056648 separator 4th stage
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35 005316 clam p 2
36 005320 clamp 1
37 000401 Socket Head Cap Screw 6 J
39 001 025 plug 2
40 034090 gasket 2
41 000972 plug 1
42 013 180 pipe 8mm long 2
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Spare Part List
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Reference No. Designation Page Pes .
035200 G-ring 15 5
035254 hose clamp . 57 11
035438 union . . 53 19
035787 lamellar valve 2nd stage . 27 9
035793 concentric valve 4th stage . . . ... . . . . 7 14
035793 concentric valve 4th stage ... .. . . . . .... . . . .. . . . 33 7
035794 valve ring .. . ... .. . . ............. . 35 1
035795 valve ring . 35 3
035796 sine spring . . 35 2
035797 sine spring. 35 4
035824 fi ll ing cover. 9 29
035826 low tolerance gasket. 33 9
035893 O-ring 33 8
035906 adaptor . . .. .. ... . ...... . 53 20
035925 union. 61 22
035932 clamp . ... .. .... .. .......... . . . . 37 22
036007 clamp . . 37 23
036041 hexagon head cap screw .. 45 10
036082 union ........ . . . ...... . .. ....... . . 61 19
036 157 union ..... . ...... . .... . .. . . ...... . 42 66
036362 cylinder he ad stud . . 29 10
036394 air filter . .... . ............. . . 23 9
036431 delivery va lve spring . 25 5
036432 suction valve plate. 25 6
036555 separator 1sl stage . . 41 1
036897 oil sieve ...... . .. . ... ... . . 49 16
037 172 base plate. 67 2
037201 stud . . 37 15
037 221 separator 2nd stage .. .... . . . . . ... . 41 2
037477 cylinder head stud. 23 6
037680 solenoid va lve . . .. ...... . .. . . . .. .. . ... . 61 14
037776 cooler 1st + 2nd stage. . . . . .. . .. . . .. . 37 10
037790 fan wheel. 11 6
037839 the rmometer . 53 10
037844 oil leve l indicator .. .. .. . . . . . . 9 2
037904 gasket . . .... .. ... . 53 26
037948 cutting ring . .. ....... . .. . 43 76
037966 cutting ring . 42 65
038030 union ..... .... ... ........ . 53 32
038073 angled thermometer . ........ . 53 11
038089 saftey valve 1 st stage . .. ... ... . 41 11
038220 cylinder head stud . 33 5
038249 R-ring .. ....... ... .. . .... . .... . 21 3
038253 stud adaptor 41 31
038350 cutting ri ng . . ..... . . . 42 45
038405 HP-hose . . ........ . 67 7
03867 1 cutting ring. 43 77
045847 redu ce r . 42 42
046555 self locking nut . .. . ........ . 35 5
046837 resilient mount . 67
050233 saftey valve 4th stage . ...... .... . . . 41 14
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066230 pipe . 37 9
066250 pipe 144mm long . 41 23 f
066265 Rectangle flange . 41 15
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066283 cylinder with head and valve 3rd stage . 7 10
066284 crankcase venting. 7 21
066303 measuring device . 7 20
066305 automatic drainage 7 22
066306 resilient mounts . ... .. . .... . 7 25
066497 block. 41 16
066577 suction flange. 41 6
066665 holder . 41 5
066693 Connecting block for thermometers . 41 24
066 704 Air deflector sheet metal . 43 73
067 259 pressure gauge 53 16
004730 union. 41 30
035670 union. 61 18
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