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How to remove the blades of a leaf filter?

2018-04-21View Original

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Regarding the removal of the blades from this type of leaf filter shown in the diagram, there are the following questions: 1. Are the blades removed one by one, or as a whole piece? Is it necessary to borrow an electric hoist? 2. The liquid outlet of the blade should be firmly connected to the discharge pipe; how can it be pumped out from above?
Reply #22018-04-22
It needs to be demolished entirely. By removing the upper head, the entire extraction vane filter element, as well as the lifting ring or the threaded holes on the lifting ring, can be seen. A lifting device is necessary when needed.
Reply #32018-04-22
This post was last edited by zdl1966 on 2018-4-22 at 21:34. By releasing the locking device and removing the fixing and indexing rods, it is possible to pull out the mesh plates one by one; a crane can also be used for this purpose. .
Reply #42018-04-23
Thank you so much! Is the discharge pipe below adjustable? Is it pressed down by a locking device to achieve sealing?

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