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    MS CRD 0007

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    This document provides service instructions for disassembling and reassembling two types of filters: the TF Series Tee-type Filter and the F Series In-line Filter. The instructions include loosening/removing parts like bonnets, nuts, springs and filter elements. They also describe cleaning components, lubricating gaskets, positioning new filter elements and springs, and reassembling the filters by threading parts together and torquing to the proper specifications. Proper operation and leak testing of the reassembled filters is recommended.

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    MS CRD 0007

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    This document provides service instructions for disassembling and reassembling two types of filters: the TF Series Tee-type Filter and the F Series In-line Filter. The instructions include loosening/removing parts like bonnets, nuts, springs and filter elements. They also describe cleaning components, lubricating gaskets, positioning new filter elements and springs, and reassembling the filters by threading parts together and torquing to the proper specifications. Proper operation and leak testing of the reassembled filters is recommended.

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    This document provides service instructions for disassembling and reassembling two types of filters: the TF Series Tee-type Filter and the F Series In-line Filter. The instructions include loosening/removing parts like bonnets, nuts, springs and filter elements. They also describe cleaning components, lubricating gaskets, positioning new filter elements and springs, and reassembling the filters by threading parts together and torquing to the proper specifications. Proper operation and leak testing of the reassembled filters is recommended.

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    MS CRD 0007

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    This document provides service instructions for disassembling and reassembling two types of filters: the TF Series Tee-type Filter and the F Series In-line Filter. The instructions include loosening/removing parts like bonnets, nuts, springs and filter elements. They also describe cleaning components, lubricating gaskets, positioning new filter elements and springs, and reassembling the filters by threading parts together and torquing to the proper specifications. Proper operation and leak testing of the reassembled filters is recommended.

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    TF Series Tee-type Filter

    Service Instructions
    www.swagelok.com

    Disassembly
    1. Loosen bonnet nut and remove bonnet
    assembly (bonnet nut, bonnet, spring and
    retaining ring) from body.
    2. If replacing filter element, remove used
    element and discard.

    Reassembly
    Body

    3. Before reassembling the filter, be certain


    all components are clean and free of
    contamination.
    4. Align the new element parallel to the filter
    bore positioning the open end of the element
    towards the body, and press securely in
    place.

    Gasket
    Bonnet Nut

    Element

    5. Lubricate gasket with thin film of systemcompatible lubricant. Place gasket on body
    seal surface.

    Spring
    Bonnet

    6. If installing a new spring, press the spring


    into the bonnet assembly with the large end
    of the spring first.
    7. Holding the body stationary, thread the
    bonnet assembly (or bypass bonnet
    assembly) onto the body finger-tight.
    8. Tighten the bonnet nut to the proper torque
    shown in the chart below.
    9. Test the filter for proper operation and
    leaktight sealing.
    Torque, in.-lb (N-m)
    Standard Assembly
    No Lubrication on Gasket
    Size and Series

    Stainless steel

    Brass

    Stainless steel

    Brass

    2TF, 4TF
    3TF-MM, 6TF-MM

    500 (57)

    450 (51)

    550 (62)

    450 (51)

    6TF, 8TF
    8TF-MM, 10TF-MM,
    12TF-MM

    600 (68)

    450 (51)

    650 (73)

    450 (51)

    All sizes with


    PCTFE gasket

    One quarter turn past finger-tight

    Rev. B
    MS-CRD-0007
    10-99 CP

    F Series In-line Filter


    Service Instructions
    www.swagelok.com

    Disassembly
    1. Loosen male and female bodies and
    dissassemble.
    2. If replacing filter element, remove used
    element and discard.

    Female Body

    Spring

    Reassembly
    3. Before reassembling the filter, be certain
    all components are clean and free of
    contamination.
    4. Align the new element parallel to the filter
    bore of the female body positioning the open
    end of the element towards the body, and
    press securely in place.
    Male Body

    Gasket

    5. Lubricate gasket with thin film of systemcompatible lubricant. Place gasket on body
    seal surface of male body.

    Element

    6. Place the spring into the male body.


    7. Thread the male and female bodies together
    finger-tight.
    8. Tighten the bodies to the proper torque
    shown in the chart below.
    9. Test the filter for proper operation and
    leaktight sealing.
    Torque, in.-lb (N-m)
    Standard Assembly
    Size and Series

    Unplated Gasket

    Stainless steel

    Brass

    Stainless steel

    1F, 2F, 3F-MM

    135 (15)

    125 (14)

    4F, 6F-MM

    350 (40)

    325 (36)

    500 (56)

    6F, 8F,
    10F-MM, 12F-MM

    500 (56)

    450 (50)

    800 (90)

    Rev. B
    MS-CRD-0007
    10-99 CP

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