Instruction manual

Paper belt filter

DPF300-700

Version:08/2018
Original language
© Mayfran 2018, Landgraaf
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Content
1 GENERAL ...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 ILLUSTRATIONS ........................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 SAFETY ...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 NAME PLATE ............................................................................................................................... 4
2 BASIC INFORMATION .................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................................................... 5
2.2 IDENTIFICATION OF SAFETY NOTICES ............................................................................................ 5
2.3 STICKERS AND EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS ................................................................................... 6
2.4 W ARRANTY AND LIABILITY ............................................................................................................ 6
3 SAFETY ......................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 SAFETY AND ORGANISATIONAL PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................... 7
3.2 OBLIGATIONS OF THE OPERATOR / QUALIFICATION OF THE STAFF ................................................... 7
3.3 HAZARDS WORKING WITH THE MACHINE........................................................................................ 7
3.4 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND ORGANISATIONAL MEASURES .......................................... 7
3.5 INFORMATION ABOUT GENERAL HAZARDS ..................................................................................... 8
3.5.1 HAZARDS FROM ELECTRICAL ENERGY ................................................................................... 8
3.5.2 BEHAVIOUR IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY................................................................................ 8
3.5.3 FIRE.................................................................................................................................... 8
3.5.4 OIL, FAT AND OTHER CHEMICALS........................................................................................... 8
3.5.5 NOISE EMISSION .................................................................................................................. 8
4 TRANSPORT STORAGE AND PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE ..................................................... 9
4.1 TRANSPORT................................................................................................................................ 9
4.2 LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................ 9
4.3 STORAGE ON SITE IN PROPERY SPACES...................................................................................... 10
4.4 PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE AND DISPOSAL ................................................................................... 10
4.5 PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE, STORAGE AND RECOMMISSIONING...................................................... 10
4.6 PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE AND DISPOSAL ................................................................................... 10
5 SAFETY INSTRUCTION WHEN WORKING WITH THE MACHINE .......................................... 11
5.1 CHECKING THE SAFETY DEVICES ................................................................................................ 11
5.2 EXCHANGE OF MACHINE PARTS .................................................................................................. 11
6 MACHINE DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................... 12
6.1 TASK OF THE MACHINE .............................................................................................................. 12
6.2 INTENDED USE OF THE MACHINE................................................................................................. 12
6.3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................ 12
6.3.1 CONTROL SYSTEM - OPERATION MODES ............................................................................. 13
7 INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................... 14
7.1 DELIVERY ................................................................................................................................. 14
7.2 TRANPORT DAMAGE .................................................................................................................. 14
7.3 SITE OF INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................... 14
7.4 CONNCTION TO THE LIFT PUMP................................................................................................... 15
7.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ......................................................................................................... 15
8 OPERATION OF THE PAPER BELT FILTER DPF .................................................................... 16
8.1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMMISSIONING .......................................................................................... 16
8.2 SAFE USE ................................................................................................................................. 16
8.3 SWITCH ON AND OFF ................................................................................................................. 16
8.4 CHANGING THE FILTER PAPER ROL ............................................................................................. 17
9 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR ................................................................................................... 21
9.1 MAINTENANCE PLAN .................................................................................................................. 21
9.2 CONDITION OF FILTER PAPER ..................................................................................................... 21
9.3 LEVEL SWITCH .......................................................................................................................... 22
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9.4 CHAIN AND CLEAT CLEANER ....................................................................................................... 22

9.5 CHAIN TENSION ......................................................................................................................... 22
9.6 ADJUST SENSOR OUT OF PAPER ................................................................................................. 23
9.7 DRIVE UNIT ............................................................................................................................... 25
10 TROUBLE SHOOTING ................................................................................................................ 26
11 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET ......................................................................................................... 27
12 SPARE PARTS ............................................................................................................................ 28
12.1 DPF300 ............................................................................................................................... 28
12.2 DPF400 ............................................................................................................................... 29
12.3 DPF500 ............................................................................................................................... 30
12.4 DPF700 ............................................................................................................................... 31
13 CONTACT .................................................................................................................................... 32
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1 GENERAL
Before putting the machine into operation, read and observe the operating instructions and safety
instructions.

Commissioning of this machine is prohibited until it has been determined that the installation of the
machine is in compliance with the provisions of the Machinery Directive, the harmonized standards,
European standards or the corresponding national standards.

1.1 ILLUSTRATIONS
The illustrations in this manual may represent similar machines and may differ from the delivered
version. All instructions apply to all machines covered in this manual.

1.2 SAFETY
The following pages describe the safety instructions and safety requirements.

It is essential that you read the instructions and also the safety
NOTICE instructions that follow in further chapters before commissioning the
machine. The responsible specialist must know these instructions.

1.3 NAME PLATE

The nameplate contains the Mayfran identification number: P13.YYW1234.01

Please always include this identification number in your correspondence with Mayfran.

Figure 1 Mayfran nameplate

YY= Year of construction

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2 BASIC INFORMATION

2.1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

The operating instructions contain basic information that must be observed when installing, operating
and maintaining the machine. Therefore, these operating instructions must be constantly available at
the machine.

In addition, local rules and regulations for accident prevention, inspection and maintenance work must
be observed.

NOTICE
The operating instructions are to inform you and to avoid dangers during operation. The operating
instructions provide information and instructions for maintenance, repair and assembly of the
machine.

2.2 IDENTIFICATION OF SAFETY NOTICES

Indication of danger (mostly followed by a safety instruction).

DANGER
This is a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injuries.

WARNING
This is a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injuries.

ATTENTION
This is a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injuries

NOTICE
This is a situation which, if not avoided, could result in material and/or environmental damage.
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2.3 STICKERS AND EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS

No access for unauthorized persons

This prohibition sign indicates that access for unauthorized persons is prohibited.
The area marked in this way may only be entered by persons who have an explicit
assignment for this, e.g. work to be performed. All other persons are forbidden access.

Warning of a danger spot

This warning sign indicates that this danger spot requires special attention and caution!
Before carrying out maintenance and repair work in this area, it must be ensured that
the entire system is switched off.

Danger high voltage

Warning of dangerous electrical voltage means "stop" for hazardous areas containing
live parts.

Warning of suspended load

In this area there is an increased risk of being hurt by suspended loads. Only stay for a
short time in this area.

Mandatory sign hand protection

This sign indicates that it is essential to use hand protection.

2.4 WARRANTY AND LIABILITY

The operator is liable for any installation, maintenance or operating errors. Unauthorized structural
modifications to the machine voids the warranty.
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3 SAFETY

3.1 SAFETY AND ORGANISATIONAL PRECAUTIONS

• Dangers and safety instructions on the machine must be observed
• Dangers and safety instructions on the machine must be kept in readable condition.
• The machine may only be operated in technically perfect condition
• Protective devices must not be disabled at any time, e.g. by bridging limit switches, valves
and other control components.
• All protective devices, e.g. safety covers and doors need to be closed during machining
process.
• In the event of an emergency, error or other irregularities, the machine must be switched off
and the main switch must be secured against being switched on again
• The uncontrolled access of non-authorized / unauthorized persons to the operating area of
the machine is prohibited

3.2 OBLIGATIONS OF THE OPERATOR / QUALIFICATION OF THE STAFF

The operating instructions do not include the internal operating instructions that regulate the behavior
during operation in order to avoid accidents, health and environmental hazards.

The target group of this machine and the operating instructions is the commercial use. The operator
needs to have specialized knowledge with regards to cooling lubricant systems.

The operator is obliged to let qualified personnel only work on the machine.

Qualified personnel are persons who - on the basis of their training, experience, instruction and
knowledge of relevant standards and regulations, accident prevention regulations and operating
conditions - have been authorized by the operator to carry out the required activities.
The personnel have the appropriate training and expertise in the field of mechanical and / or plant
engineering as well as in the fields of electric and pneumatic / hydraulic machinery and
• have been instructed in the operation of the machine
• have read and understood the operating instructions

3.3 HAZARDS WORKING WITH THE MACHINE

The machine is built according to the state of the art and the required safety rules. Nevertheless, the
use can endanger the body and life of the user or third parties or impair the machine.
The machine is only to be used
• for the intended use
• in safety-related perfect condition
Malfunctions that can impair safety must be corrected immediately.

3.4 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND ORGANISATIONAL MEASURES

The applicable guidelines and requirements depending on the working environment must be strictly
adhered to.

Wear the prescribed protective equipment.

NOTICE All existing security measures must be checked regularly.

Safety instructions at normal operation

Only operate the machine if all safety devices are fully functional.
NOTICE Avoid unsafe situations

Safety instructions in the context of special and maintenance activities

Inform operating personnel of special and maintenance work before
NOTICE starting to carry out the work. Appoint a supervisor.
Secure the maintenance area as far as necessary.
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3.5 INFORMATION ABOUT GENERAL HAZARDS

3.5.1 HAZARDS FROM ELECTRICAL ENERGY

• The control cabinet must always be kept closed. Access is only allowed to authorized
personnel with keys or tools.
• Work on the electrical supply must be carried out by a qualified electrician only.
• Check the electrical equipment of the machine regularly. Exchange loose connections and
scorched or damaged cables immediately or put them in proper condition
• If required, turn of parts of the plant that need inspection, maintenance or repair. Secure
these parts against being switched on again:
o Secure the main or repair switch with a padlock
o Attach a warning label to the main or repair switch
• Observe the special regulations if work on live parts is necessary. Danger due to electric
energy.

3.5.2 BEHAVIOUR IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY

If there are leaks, immediately shut down the machine and depressurize the hydraulic system.
Replace the defective parts immediately, or have them replaced immediately.

3.5.3 FIRE
• Read and follow the instructions for fire detection and escape routes posted at the facility or
workplace
• The use of unsuitable extinguishing agents for firefighting
o can produce toxic gases (vapours);
o should be determined based on the electrical system and the risks;
o may present a danger to life due to the risk of electric shock.
Consequently:
o Never use water for firefighting!
o Only use class ABC fire extinguishers
o Only use fire extinguishers with CO2 filling for electric fires!

3.5.4 OIL, FAT AND OTHER CHEMICALS

When working with oils, greases and other chemical substances, consult the product-specific safety
regulations (such as the manufacturer's safety data sheets)!

3.5.5 NOISE EMISSION

The noise emission is below 70 dB(A). The noise emission is determined in no-load operation, within
a distance of 1m.
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4 TRANSPORT STORAGE AND PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE

Observe the general safety instructions during transport.

4.1 TRANSPORT

CAUTION
Risk of injury from heavy load falling down.
Do not stay beneath floating load.

• Prior to transport, all used and generated energy (such as electricity, compressed air, etc.)
must be removed.
• Only use suitable, standardized and tested lifting gear (forklift truck, mobile crane, bridge
crane) and lifting accessory (round slings, lifting slings, slinging ropes, chains) for transport.
• When transporting the machine, pay attention to the weight, a stable centre of gravity and
sufficient manoeuvring distance.
• Transporting the machine by forklift, hoist, etc. is only allowed at the intended lifting points.
For crane transport, a chain or wire rope slings with four hooks must be used.
• Always make sure that the machine is transported without impact and shock.
• Always secure loads to be transported against falling or tipping over!

4.2 LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS

Figure 2: Lifting instructions

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4.3 STORAGE ON SITE IN PROPERY SPACES

The installation and storage location of the machine must be sufficiently stable.

The machine needs to be set up on a levelled ground.

The machine is built only for in rooms protected from the weather (+ 10 ° to 40 ° C).

During Storage protect the machine from aggressive, humid environment or outdoors.
For installation, observe the installation instructions in chapter ‘Installation site‘.

4.4 PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE AND DISPOSAL

CAUTION
When putting out of service and (partially) dismantling the machine, please note that:
• Assembly / disassembly work may only be carried out by trained and instructed personnel
with specialist knowledge. (see chapter obligations of the operator / qualification of the staff)
• For reasons of safety, do not disconnect any lines, connections and components while the
system is under pressure. The machine must be switched off and secured against being
switched on again. (see chapter Residual risks of the machine and safety).

4.5 PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE, STORAGE AND RECOMMISSIONING

Depending on the storage times, necessary corrosion protection measures have to be carried out.
When recommissioning, observe the instructions for installation and commissioning (see chapter
Installation and chapter Commissioning).

4.6 PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE AND DISPOSAL

The individual materials must be disposed of in accordance with the environmental conditions
applicable at the place of use.
Liquids need to be handled according to the instructions in the relevant safety data sheets
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5 SAFETY INSTRUCTION WHEN WORKING WITH THE MACHINE

Figure 3: Safety instruction on the machine

Risk of injury from reaching into the discharge Don’t reach into the discharge opening
opening when dirt bin has been removed. while the machine is in operation.

The system must be equipped with one

or more emergency stop buttons. If
emergency stop buttons are not part of
The system cannot be stopped in an the delivery, the system must be
emergency. equipped with one or more emergency
stop buttons (in line with the
2006/46/EC Machinery Directive and
standard EN 60204).

5.1 CHECKING THE SAFETY DEVICES

Check the safety devices: - at the start of every shift

- weekly, when operating continuously
- after every maintenance or repair

Check: - the prescribed condition

- the prescribed place
- the safe connection
- the prescribed function

5.2 EXCHANGE OF MACHINE PARTS

Only the parts listed in the parts list may be replaced with new, identical and tested components in
original quality.

Components may only be disassembled for repair to the extent described in the component-specific
operating instructions.
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6 MACHINE DESCRIPTION

6.1 TASK OF THE MACHINE

The paper belt filter DPF filters metal swarf from coolant.

The machine is only designed to operate with cooling lubricants (emulsion as well as neat oil).
When using neat oil the filtration capacity will be reduced.
The paper belt filter DPF can filter dirt as described below:
• Broken metal swarf (of limited suitability for aluminium swarf)
• Metal sludge from grinding application

Floating dirt, as aluminium swarf or plastic material can only be filtered in limits.

6.2 INTENDED USE OF THE MACHINE

The machine consists from the following components:
• Paper belt filter DPF including dirt bin.

The machine may only be used under the intended operating conditions. These include the following:
• Ambient temperature Min./Max. +10°C to +35°C
• Max. humidity (not-condensing) 85%

The machine may only be used to the extent described in chapter “Task of the machine”. Any other or
further use does not correspond to the intended use.
Intended use also includes:
• observing all instructions in the manual and the accompanying documents
• complying to inspection and maintenance work

Mayfran is not liable for damage resulting from improper use of the machine.

6.3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

The coolant coming from the machining centre flows through the inlet into the paper belt filter DPF.
The inlet pressure needs to be limited to 1.5 bar max.
The coolant passes the filtration paper and flows into the clean tank. The filtration degree reaches
25µm nominal.

Swarf accumulates on the filter paper. Periodically the coolant level rises and is detected by the level
sensor. The filter paper is moved towards the dirt bin.
The paper belt filter DPF moves the filter paper automatically. A paper reserve and an out-of-paper
switch detect when the filter paper gets empty.
In case of overflow the level switch acts as an emergency prompt.

The gear motor and sensors need to be electrically connected and protected in the electrical cabinet
on site. The paper belt filter DPF needs to be controlled from the electrical cabinet on site.
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6.3.1 CONTROL SYSTEM - OPERATION MODES

The paper belt filter control needs to be installed as described below:

Normal operation mode:

Component Delay Action

Level Switch high –
paper belt filter DPF
Filter drive
Table 1: Normal operation mode
0.1-2.0 sec None
(Standard
0.5 sec)
none ON, when level high active
ON, when “paper forward manually” triggered
OFF, when level high not active with a delay of 1-
5 sec (standard 1 sec) or when “paper forward
manually” off.
0-80 hours after last activation (standard 4 hours)
with delay of 1-5 sec (standard 1 sec)

Alarm messages

Non critical alarms – action required at next available opportunity e.g. before machining next
component

Critical alarms – immediate action required

Component Delay Error Critical/ Action

non
critical
Level Switch high – 0-300 sec Activated - Filter Critical Alarm, machining cycle is
paper belt filter DPF Standard: polluted, risk of interrupted, machining
10 sec overfow stops immediately
Filter drive None MCB* tripped Non Pre-warning, machining
critical cycle can be finished
Paper reserve None activated Non Pre-warning, machining
Critical cycle can be finished
Out of paper None Activated Critical Alarm, machining cycle is
interrupted, machining
stops immediately
Table 2: Alarm functions
*MCB = motor circuit breaker
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7 INSTALLATION

7.1 DELIVERY

NOTICE
The delivered goods must be examined immediately upon receipt for any damage or defects.
The customer has to report any damage or defects within 5 days in writing.

7.2 TRANPORT DAMAGE

NOTICE
If transport damage is discovered during machine inspection, the following procedure must be
followed:
• Notify deliverer
• Record damage report (include pictures, if possible)
• Inform manufacturer

7.3 SITE OF INSTALLATION

NOTICE
Ensure the installation site is stable and safe for access, operation and maintenance, as well as the
arrangement and installation of components and systems.

The location of the machine must be sufficiently stable.

The machine should be set up and operated on levelled surface.

The machine has been built only for use in rooms protected from the weather (+ 10 ° C - 40 ° C).

Only put the system in service after all electrical connections have been installed and all components
are ready for use.
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7.4 CONNCTION TO THE LIFT PUMP

Figure 4: connection to the lift pump

Connect the lift pump to the filter inlet (1).

NOTICE
The inlet pressure may not exceed 1.5 bar.

7.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

NOTICE
Only qualified personnel with electrical expertise may make the electrical connections.

The electrical connection of the machine must be in accordance with the attached wiring diagram or
terminal diagram. The connection is made in the terminal box of the machining center.

• Observe the direction of rotation arrow on the filter drive.

• Check the function of the level switch and the sensors

Figure 5: Rotation direction of the drive

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8 OPERATION OF THE PAPER BELT FILTER DPF

8.1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMMISSIONING

WARNING
It is essential to read and understand chapter Safety before using the machine for the first time.
If you have problems commissioning the machine, please contact Mayfran customer service.

8.2 SAFE USE

WARNING

• Never reach into the discharge chute of the paper belt filter DPF, as long as the machine is
live. The filter paper is moved also during rest period.

• Make sure that the power supply to the machine / system is interrupted (main switch off and
secure) before maintenance, adjustment, lubrication, cleaning and repairs

• Do not remove covers or safety guards without first disconnecting the power supply!

• Eliminate defects before putting the machine back into operation.

• If defects occur during operation, switch off the machine immediately and eliminate them.

• After repairs, checks or servicing the machine first reinstall all mechanical and electrical parts
that have been removed. Then carry out a visual inspection of the machine and its
surroundings, to make sure no disturbance is to be expected during further operation.

• The prescribed maintenance intervals must be observed.

8.3 SWITCH ON AND OFF

The machine needs to be switched on and off via the machining center / the electrical control cabinet.
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8.4 CHANGING THE FILTER PAPER ROL

CAUTION
Risk of injury from being crushed
Before changing the filter paper roll switch off the machine and protect
the switch from being switched on unintentionally.

WARNING
Fire hazard
The filter paper is made from synthetic resin and is easily burnable.
Keep naked flames away from the machine.

If no filter paper rest is present:

Step 1: Unscrew the butterfly nuts and take

them out (2). Take off the cover (1)

Step 2: Take out the empty roll (6).

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Step 3: Put in a new filter roll (3)

Step 4: If the new filter paper (7) is frayed, cut

the filter paper with a sharp knife. Use the
cutting rill (3) in the filter housing.

Step 5: Unroll approx. 1 meter of paper roll (3).

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Step 6: Remount the cover (1) and reinstall the

butterfly nuts (2).

Step 7: Thread the filter paper (3) into the

housing (see drawing)

Step 8: Switch on the machine. Press the

button “paper forward manually” (4) to pull the
filter paper (3) into the machine.

Step 9: Keep the button “paper forward

manually“(4) pressed until the filter paper exits
the discharge chute (5).
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If there is a rest of the old roll remaining:

Proceed as described above with step 1 and 2.

Step 2b: If the remaining filter paper (7) is

frayed, cut the filter paper with a sharp knife.
Use the cutting rill (3) in the filter housing.

Go further with step 3-6.

Step 7b: Slide the new filter paper (7) over a

length of about 10 cm underneath the
remaining filter paper (3).

m
10 c

Go further with step 8 and 9.

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9 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

WARNING
It is essential to read and understand chapter Safety before every maintenance or repair.
If you have problems with maintenance and repair of your machine, please contact customer service
(see chapter Address)

CAUTION
Risk of injury from swarf and coolant
During maintenance and repair always wear safety gloves.

9.1 MAINTENANCE PLAN

Activity Maintenance/inspection
intervals
Empty dirt bin If necessary

Check condition of filter paper weekly

Clean level switch, if necessary clean monthly

Check chain and cleat cleaner, if necessary clean monthly

Check chain tension, if necessary adjust ½ yearly

Check oil in paper belt filter drive, if necessary fill up yearly

Table 3: Maintenance plan

9.2 CONDITION OF FILTER PAPER

Check visually the filter paper.

To do so, remove the inspection cover on top of the paper belt filter DPF.
To replace damaged filter paper proceed as described in chapter “Changing the filter paper roll”.
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9.3 LEVEL SWITCH

Clean the level switch (1) if necessary.

Replace damaged and defective parts.

9.4 CHAIN AND CLEAT CLEANER

Check the chain and cleat cleaner (3) for dirt,

damage and wear.
Clean if necessary and replace defective and worn
parts.

9.5 CHAIN TENSION

Loosen the nut (4) a couple of turns.

Loosen the bolt (3) one turn.
Loosen the nut (5) one turn.
Loosen the bolt (6) a couple of turns.
Let the tensioner (7) rest at the chain.
Use a torque wrench to tighten the bolt (3) with
1.0 – 1.5 Nm.
Tighten the nut (4).
Tighten the bolt (6).
Tighten the nut (5).
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9.6 ADJUST SENSOR OUT OF PAPER

Unscrew the butterfly nuts and take them out

(2). Take off the cover (1)

Remove the filter paper roll (3).

Loosen and remove the bolt (4).

Take out the paper tray (5).

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Loosen the nuts (7) one turn.

Place the sensor (8) in a position that the
> 30 mm
distance to the filter paper (6) is at least
30 mm.
Tighten the nuts (7).

Reinsert the paper tray(5).

Pull in the filter paper as described in chapter

„Change filter paper roll“.
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9.7 DRIVE UNIT

The gear units are intended for mounting in dry spaces. They are suited for all mounting positions.
The gears are of shaft-mounted design and provided with a hollow shaft. A torque arm serves to secure
the unit. It is designed with a special fixing structure provided with disk springs.

Electrical connection:
Check before starting:
1. The required power supply
2. If the required power supply is the same as the supplied power supply

The motors are suitable for 200V (3pH) or 400V (3pH) at 50 or 60 Hz.

Figure 6 Gear motor connection

The gears are filled before delivery with a sufficient amount of lubricant and sealed so as to be oil-tight.
For refilling the gears please refer to the lubrication chart below.

Gear Type Lubrication oil Gear oil quanity

Tsubaki CMFA 010-200H240VN6 Mobil 600 W Super Cylinder oil 0,45 L

Tsubaki CMFA 020- Mobil 600 W Super Cylinder oil 0,45 L
230AH220VN6
Table 4 Lubrication table

Figure 7: Lubrication point on gear motor

To prevent fretting corrosion between motor bearing and the bore of the worm wheel, the motor bearing
must be coated with a suitable lubricant when the unit is installed.
Mayfran recommends the use of Klüber Microlube GL 261.

The gearbox is to be regularly checked to detect leakage, contamination and suspicious noise in due
time.

10 TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem
The filter paper rips
No or poor filtration quality
No warning when out of filter Sensor position incorrect
paper
Overflow
Leakage
Gear motor does not run,
when turned on
Motor circuit breaker
activates as soon as the
motor is turned on
Table 5: Trouble shouting
Possible cause
The filter paper is of poor quality /
incorrect specification
Filter paper is damaged
Out of filter paper.
. functioning. Replace if
Level switch not working
Inlet volume is too high
Overload of gear motor due to a
clogged filter
Filter paper is not carried out
Side sealing is damaged or worn
out.
no power supply to the motor
Gear motor defect
Motor circuit breaker – contacts
defect
Cable connection loose or defect
Settings of motor circuit breaker
incorrect or to low
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Possible solution
Replace the filter paper by
genuine Mayfran filter paper.
Transport the filter paper until the
damage is moved.
Check the sensor for correct
necessary.
Install a new roll of filter paper.
Adjust the position of the "out of
paper" sensor.
Check the level switch for correct
functioning. Replace if necessary
Reduce the inlet volume
Remove the blockage and clean
the filter. Reset the thermal
switch.
Check for a blockage. If
applicable remove the blockage.
Check if the genuine Mayfran
filter paper is in use.
Contact Mayfran.
Check all electric cables and
electric connections. Replace
and/or repair if necessary.
Replace the defective gear
motor.
Replace motor circuit breaker
Tighten cables or replace
Adjust settings of motor circuit
breaker
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11 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

Dimensions DPF-300D DPF-400D DPF-500D DPF-700D

Length 902 mm 1272 mm 1300 mm 1300 mm
Width 773 mm 1010 mm 1272 mm 1540 mm
Height 882 mm 800 mm 875 mm 875 mm
Weight 126 kg 145 kg

Electric motor DPF-300D DPF-400-700D

Manufacturer Tsubaki Tsubaki
Type CMFA-010-200H240VN6 CMFA020-230AH220VN6
Power 0,1 kW 0,2 kW
Voltage at Frequency 200-240 / 345-415 V at 50 Hz 200-240 / 345-415 V at 50 Hz
200-280 / 345-480 V at 60 Hz 200-280 / 345-480 V at 60 Hz
Phases 3 3
Protection degree IP55, Class F IP55, Class F
Diameter hollow shaft 25 mm 25 mm
Overload protection No No
Drive torque 100 Nm bei 50 Hz 195 Nm bei 50 Hz
85 Nm bei 60 Hz 166 Nm bei 60 Hz
Belt speed 1.7 m/min bei 50 Hz 1.9 m/min bei 50 Hz
2.1 m/min bei 60 Hz 2.3 m/min bei 60 Hz

Standard Filter
DPF-300D DPF-400D DPF-500D DPF-700D
paper*
Quality 150 g/m2 150 g/m2 150 g/m2 150 g/m2
Width 500 mm 500 mm 700 mm 1000 mm
Roll diameter (length) Max. 250 mm Max. 220 mm Max. 250 mm Max. 250 mm
(ca. 50 m) (ca. 50 m) (ca. 50 m) (ca. 50 m)

*The table shows the standard filter paper. The filter paper used in your application can differ from the
standard filter paper. Consult the valid part list of your filter.

NOTICE
Use genuine Mayfran filter media to ensure proper functioning of the machine. Other filter media can
lead to malfunctioning or f the machine.
When other filter media is required please consult Mayfran.
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12 SPARE PARTS

12.1 DPF300

Item Description Part Manufacturer Type Qty C/S/W

1 Drive shaft complete 634.2035 Mayfran T634.2035 (DPF-300D) 1 W

2 Bearing 657.5305 Mayfran 657.5305 1 W
3 Drive unit 1310666 Tsubaki CMFA010-200H240VN6 1 W
4 Photo-electric sensor E4346 Balluff BOS 18M-PA-RH22-S40180176 1 S
5 Filter paper* 8052059 Mayfran 150 g/m2, B=500 mm 50 m C
6 Limit switch E2281 IFM IF5904 IFK4004-CPKG/US 2 S
7 Chain tensioner 634.2004 Mayfran T634.2004 1 W
8 Chain assembly 634.1005 Mayfran T634.1005 1 S
9 Sensor E3323 Balluff BES M12MI-PSC40B-S04G-M01(0) 1 S
10 Chain & cleat cleaner 634.2011 Mayfran T634.2011 1 W

*Standard filter paper. The filter paper used in your application can differ from the standard filter paper.
Consult the valid part list of your filter.

C Consumable
S Spare part
W Wear part
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12.2 DPF400

Item Description Part Manufacturer Type Qty C/S/W

1 Drive shaft complete 634.2053 Mayfran T634.2053 (DPF-400D) 1 W

2 Bearing 657.5305 Mayfran 657.5305 1 W
3 Drive unit 634.5171 Mayfran 634.5171 1 W
4 Drive unit 1310667 Tsubaki CMFA020-230AH220VN6 1 W
5 Photo-electric sensor E4346 Balluff BOS 18M-PA-RH22-S40180176 1 S
6 Filter paper* 8052059 Mayfran 150 g/m2, B=500 mm 50 m C
7 Limit switch E2281 IFM IF5904 IFK4004-CPKG/US 2 S
8 Chain tensioner 634.2004 Mayfran T634.2004 1 W
9 Chain assembly 634.1006 Mayfran T634.1006 1 S
10 Sensor E3323 Balluff BES M12MI-PSC40B-S04G-M01(0) 1 S
11 Chain & cleat cleaner 634.2011 Mayfran T634.2011 1 W

*The standard filter paper. The filter paper used in your application can differ from the standard filter
paper. Consult the valid part list of your filter.

C Consumable
S Spare part
W Wear part
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12.3 DPF500

Item Description Part Manufacturer Type Qty. C/S/W

1 Drive shaft complete 634.2092 Mayfran T634.2092 (DPF-500D) 1 W

2 Bearing 657.5305 Mayfran 657.5305 1 W
3 Drive unit 634.5171 Mayfran 634.5171 1 W
4 Drive unit 1310667 Tsubaki CMFA020-230AH220VN6 1 W
5 Photo-electric sensor E4346 Balluff BOS 18M-PA-RH22-S40180176 1 S
6 Filter paper* 8052061 Mayfran 150 g/m2, B=700 mm 50 m C
7 Limit switch E2281 IFM IF 5904 IFK4004-CPKG/US 2 S
8 Chain tensioner 634.2004 Mayfran T634.2004 1 W
9 Chain assembly 634.1007 Mayfran T634.1007 1 S
10 Sensor E3323 Balluff BES M12MI-PSC40B-S04G-M01(0) 1 S
11 Chain & cleat cleaner 634.294 Mayfran T634.2094 1 W

*Standard filter paper. The filter paper used in your application can differ from the standard filter paper.
Consult the valid part list of your filter.

C Consumable
S Spare part
W Wear part
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12.4 DPF700

Item Description Part Manufacturer Type Qty. C/S/W

1 Drive shaft complete 634.2066 Mayfran T634.2066 (DPF-700D) 1 W

2 Bearing 657.5305 Mayfran 657.5305 1 W
3 Drive unit 634.5171 Mayfran 634.5171 1 W
4 Drive unit 1310667 Tsubaki CMFA020-230AH220VN6 1 W
5 Photo-electric sensor E4346 Balluff BOS 18M-PA-RH22-S40180176 1 S
6 Filter paper* 8052060 Mayfran 150 g/m2, B=1000 mm 50 m C
7 Limit switch E2281 IFM IF 5904 IFK4004-CPKG/US 2 S
8 Chain tensioner 634.2004 Mayfran T634.2004 1 W
9 Chain assembly 634.1008 Mayfran T634.1008 1 S
10 Sensor E3323 Balluff BES M12MI-PSC40B-S04G-M01(0) 1 S
11 Chain & cleat cleaner 634.2064 Mayfran T634.2064 1 W

*Standard filter paper. The filter paper used in your application can differ from the standard filter paper.
Consult the valid part list of your filter.

C Consumable
S Spare part
W Wear part
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