TM 9-2350-238-10
AIR FILTERS–CONTINUED
FILTER BAG CLEANING–CONTINUED
Always wear protective goggles
and stand upwind of blast when
using compressed air.
2 Use compressed air to remove dust from
filter. Insert hose nozzle into each pocket
and blow dust out. A maximum line
pressure of 100 psi (690 kPa) and a 1/8
in. (0.3 cm) internal diameter nozzle are
recommended for cleaning with com-
pressed air.
WET AIR FILTERS AND HULL COMPARTMENT
The following procedures should be followed
if air filters and hull compartment become wet
from fording or washing of vehicle.
1 Remove air filters by following the pro-
cedure on page 3-42.
Do not use steam to clean filter
bag. Maximum temperature
must not exceed 212°F
(100°C).
2 Wash filters with hot or cold water or
water and a nonsudsing detergent.
INSTALLATION
Incorrect installation can cause
misalignment of rubber cap and
damage to filter basket and ac-
cess door latch.
Do not use steam to clean filter
bag. Maximum temperature
must not exceed 212 ‘F
(1OO°C).
3 Wash filter with hot or cold water or
water and a nonsudsing detergent. Hang
filter bag to dry with rubber cap end in a
horizontal position.
3 Hang filter bag to dry with rubber cap
end of bag in a horizontal position.
4 Clean and dry air filter hull compartment
with clean rags and low pressure com-
pressed air.
5 Check air filter access door seals for
nicks or tears. Report any damage to
unit maintenance personnel.
6 Install air filters using following
procedure.
1 Install air filter bag (1 ) in basket and fit
filter bag rubber cap firmly around rim of
basket.
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