Boge C4... C9 Operating Instructions

Operating instructions
Belt-driven
screw compressors
Series
C 4...C 9
C 4 D...C 9 D
Separate manual:
Compressor control
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Operating instructions
for belt-driven
screw compressors
– C4/C4D (3.0 kW)

– C5/C5D (4.0 kW)
– C7/C7D (5.5 kW)
– C9/C9D (7.5 kW)
BOGE KOMPRESSOREN
Postfach 10 07 13
33507 Bielefeld
Otto-Boge-Straße 1-7
33739 Bielefeld
Phone: +49 5206 601-0

Fax: +49 5206 601-200
Mail: [email protected]
Net: www.boge.com
Issue: 05 / 2012
No. 596.1145.01
Nominal price: € 5,00
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Index
Index
Part 1: 1.1 General safety instructions ........................................................... 1

General Safety instructions for operation ....................................................... 1
Special hazard warnings................................................................... 2
Electrical energy hazards ................................................................. 3
Obligations of the owner ................................................................... 3
Personnel requirements.................................................................... 4
Personal protective equipment ......................................................... 4
Safety instructions for maintenance and repair of the compressor... 4
Accident prevention regulations........................................................ 6
Handling of refrigerants .................................................................... 6
First Aid............................................................................................. 7
Disposal ............................................................................................ 7
1.2 Introduction..................................................................................... 8
Symbols used ................................................................................... 9
Symbols on the compressor ........................................................... 10
Intended use ................................................................................... 11
Foreseeable misuse ....................................................................... 11
Transport damage .......................................................................... 12
Data on the type plate..................................................................... 12
Service............................................................................................ 12
Part 2: 2.1 Technical data Compressor......................................................... 13

Product description
2.2 Technical data compressed air dryer DRL 9.............................. 15
2.3 Function description compressor............................................... 16

Function principle of the air end...................................................... 16
Air circuit ......................................................................................... 16
Oil circuit ......................................................................................... 17
2.4 Function description compressed air dryer DRL 9 ................... 18

Equipment overview ....................................................................... 18
Function principle............................................................................ 19
2.5 Compressor control ..................................................................... 19

Network pressure............................................................................ 19
Operating states ............................................................................. 19
Operating modes ............................................................................ 20
Short operating times...................................................................... 20
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Index
2.6 Control for compressed air dryer DRL 9 .................................... 20

Compressed air side ....................................................................... 20
Refrigerant side .............................................................................. 20
Pressure dew point regulation ........................................................ 21
Condensate drain ........................................................................... 21
Condensate separator, sensor regulated ....................................... 21
2.7 Control device ............................................................................... 21

Operating pressure sensor ............................................................. 21
2.8 Safety and monitoring devices.................................................... 22

General ........................................................................................... 22
Safety temperature limiting device.................................................. 22
Safety valve .................................................................................... 22
Monitoring the drive motor .............................................................. 22
Part 3: 3.1 Transport and storage.................................................................. 23

Installation General ........................................................................................... 23
Transport possibilities ..................................................................... 23
Intermediate storage ....................................................................... 24
3.2 Compressor room......................................................................... 25

Installation, maintenance conditions and application for
compressed air receivers arranged below or separately ................ 25
Installation requirements for compressed air dryer DRL 9 ............. 25
Installation surface .......................................................................... 25
Fire protection ................................................................................. 26
Sound protection............................................................................. 26
Admissible environmental influences.............................................. 26
Ventilation ....................................................................................... 27
Cooling air requirement .................................................................. 28
Ventilation possibilities.................................................................... 28
Condensate disposal ...................................................................... 29
3.3 Installation..................................................................................... 29
General ........................................................................................... 29
Checking the delivery scope ........................................................... 30
Installing the compressor ................................................................ 30
Connection condensate drain ......................................................... 30
Connecting the compressor to the compressed air network........... 31
Remove cladding ............................................................................ 31
Activating the belt tensioning device............................................... 32
Checking the oil level...................................................................... 33
3.4 Electrical connection.................................................................... 33
3.5 Commissioning............................................................................. 34
Check installation requirements...................................................... 34
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Index
Checking the rotational direction .................................................... 34

Check compressed air outlet for tightness...................................... 35
Opening the stop valves ................................................................. 35
Checking for leaks .......................................................................... 36
Conduct trail run ............................................................................. 36
Commissioning following extended stoppages............................... 36
Refrigeration compressed air dryer ................................................ 37
3.6 Dismantling ................................................................................... 38
Part 4: 4.1 Operation....................................................................................... 39

Operation
Part 5: 5.1 General .......................................................................................... 41

Faults
5.2 Compressor faults ........................................................................ 41
5.3 Compressed air dryer DRL 9 faults............................................. 43
Part 6: 6.1 Safety instructions ....................................................................... 45

Maintenance
6.2 General .......................................................................................... 47
Maintenance through BOGE customer service .............................. 47
Review of regular maintenance work.............................................. 47
Maintenance intervals..................................................................... 48
General information concerning the lubricants used ...................... 50
Disposal of used operating material ............................................... 51
Pressure hoses............................................................................... 51
Spare and wearing parts................................................................. 51
6.3 Compressor maintenance work .................................................. 52

Clean or change suction filter ......................................................... 52
Cleaning the filter cartridge............................................................. 52
Changing the supply air filter mats ................................................. 53
Drive motors with permanent lubrication ........................................ 53
Changing the V-belt ........................................................................ 54
Settings of the GM motor tensioning device C 4...C 9 D ................ 55
Checking the oil level, topping up oil .............................................. 55
Changing the oil filter ...................................................................... 57
Changing the oil separator (Fig. 6.6) .............................................. 58
Oil change....................................................................................... 58
Flushing the oil circuit ..................................................................... 61
Cleaning the compressed air/oil cooling unit .................................. 61
Checking the safety valve............................................................... 62
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Index
6.4 Maintenance work compressed air dryer DRL 9........................ 63

Daily checks.................................................................................... 63
Weekly maintenance ...................................................................... 63
Annually maintenance .................................................................... 63
6.5 Spare parts and optional equipment .......................................... 64

List of spare and wearing parts for the compressor
(for maintenance)............................................................................ 64
Spare parts compressed air dryer DRL 9 ....................................... 64
List of available optional equipment................................................ 64
Part 7: 7.1 Guidelines and standards complied with ................................... 65

Appendix
7.2 Flow chart...................................................................................... 65
Air cooled version, standard, series C 4...C 9 D ............................. 66
7.3 List of maintenance and service work ........................................ 68
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General 1.1 General safety instructions
Part 1: General 1.1 General safety instructions
Caution!
Nonobservance of the following safety instructions may lead to injuries and
damage to the compressor.
Also observe the generally valid safety and accident prevention regulations
in addition to the information in these operating instructions!
Safety instructions for Compressor

operation 1. Ensure that no commissioning and maintenance work on the compressor
is undertaken until these operating instructions are understood.
2. Only use the compressor for its intended use, as described in these oper-
ating instructions.
3. The owner must ensure:
– that only appropriately trained and authorized personnel work on this
compressor,
– that no persons work on this compressor, whose ability to react is re-
stricted due to misuse of e.g. drugs, alcohol, medication etc.,
– that the operating, maintenance and repair personnel has been made
fully familiar with all safety instructions, and that they are being ob-
served,
– that the compressor is only operated in a safe operating condition.
4. Avoid any operating method which may impair the safety of the compres-
sor.
5. Always wear your compulsory personal protective quipment as a protec-
tion against injuries from sharp corners or edges when working on the
compressor.
6. To avoid dangers from debris or parts lying around, the service area of the
compressor has always to be kept tiedied up and clean.
7. Always squat when working on components mounted at low height, never
stoop. When working on components mounted higher up always stand
upright and erect.
8. Do not exceed the limit value for the final compression pressure specified
on the type plate.
9. Do not operate the compressor without the attendant protection and safety
devices.
Do not dismantle any built-in safety devices or put them out of operation.
Ensure that all safety claddings and doors are closed prior to commission-
ing/starting up the compressor and that they are not opened during oper-
ation.
10. Place the compressor out of operation as described in these operating
instructions, when dismantling the safety claddings or safety devices for
repair or maintenance work. Reattach and close all cladding and safety
devices immediately upon completion of the repair or maintenance work.
11. Only operate the compressor using the additional equipment (options)
recommended or authorized by the manufacturer.
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12. Undertake conversions and modifications of the compressor only in agree-

ment with BOGE, taking all relevant safety regulations into consideration.
The manufacturer is not liable for damages resulting from independent
modifications on the compressor.
13. Never start the compressor when one or serveral parts (e.g. cable, plug)
are damaged, when not in perfect working order and when damage is de-
tected or suspected.
14. Observe all safety and danger signs directly attached on the compressor!
Compressed air dryer DRL 9

15. This refrigeration compressed air dryer will also be called DL dryer here-
after.
16. The company does not assume any liability with respect to the non-adher-
ence to or non-observance of any safety instructions concerning the han-
dling, operation, maintenance or repair if even such instructions are not
expressly being referred to in this operation manual.
17. We recommend that the operating personnel be required to confirm notice
of said operating manual in writing (personal file).
18. The operational capability and service life of the refrigerant compressed
air dryer as well as the prevention of premature repairs depend on proper
operation, service, maintenance and professional repair in accordance
with the instructions contained in this operating manual.
Special hazard warnings – Any performance of work on pressurized system components may be car-
ried out by duly qualified and specialized personnel only.
– Always wear your compulsory personal protective equipment when work-
ing on pressure pipes and connections!
– A protective grid serves to prevent you from accidentally reaching into the
impeller of the cooling fan.
Caution: Risk of injury!

A protective grid serves to prevent you from accidentally reaching into the
impeller of the cooling fan!
Please note that the cooling fan may run on for a certain time even after the
compressor has been switched off!
– During operation, the compressor generates a high sound pressure level

which may cause permanent hearing damage due to continuous noise
stress. As a rule, the compressor may only be operated with its housing
cover closed. Make sure to additionally wear a hearing protection in case
of a noise pressure level above 80 dB(A)!
– Any pipelines and/or auxiliary equipment on the compressor are designed
such as to resist to any adverse operating conditions and any predictable
external influences. Make sure to operate your compressor within the
parameters specified in the Technical Data Sheet!
– Exceeding the max. pressure or simultaneous failure of several safety de-
vices will cause the safety valve to be activated. There will be risk of es-
caping hot air!
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Electrical energy
hazards
Warning: High Voltage!

There is danger of life when working on the electrical equipment of the
compressor!
– Disconnect mains connection prior to starting to carry out works on the
compressor and use padlock to secure against switching on again.
– Only duly authorized professional electricians (e.g. plant electricians) are
allowed to carry out works in the electrical area of the machine.
– Make sure to check the electrical equipment of the compressor at regular
intervals for defects such as loose connections or scorched cables and
have any defects repaired immediately.
– Make sure to have all electrical equipment and fixed electrical installa-
tions checked by a professional electrician at least every 4 years.
– Any modifications that may have been carried out after examination must
conform to DIN EN 60204-1:2007.
– Make sure to check all safety installations on the machine for proper func-
tioning at regular intervals.
– Only use original fuses.
Obligations of the owner The owner is obliged to,

– operate the compressor only in technically perfect condition,
– check the Emergency Stop device of the compressor regularly for com-
pleteness and functionality,
– assess the hazards of the machine working places in his area of respon-
sibility and to issue the ensuing operating instructions,
– to name a person responsible beeing in charge of the safe operation of the
machine as well as the coordination of all service work performed on it,
– avoid stress situations while operating the compressor by means of tech-
nological and organizational operation scheduling,
– ensure a proper workplace lighting at the compressor control section ac-
cording to the local health and safety regulations,
– observe the safety data sheet of the used lubricants and to customize the
personnel all information as to said data sheet,
– provide the compulsory personal protective equipment and to stipulate
and check the wearing of said protective equipment on a regular basis,
– assign the personnel responsible for various tasks and work on the ma-
chine,
– instruct the personnel on a regular basis with respect to all obligations as
to compressor related preservation of safety and tidiness.

Personnel requirements Work on and with the compressor may only be carried out by personnel duly
authorized by the owner of the compressor.
The personnel working on the compressor has to observe all industrial safety
regulations and operating instructions, properly recognize responsibilities and
read and understand the operating instructions. It is essential to wear the
compulsory personal protective equipment when working on the compressor!
Personal protective In general for all work on the compressor

equipment – protective clothing,
– chemicals resistant gloves,
– slip-resistant safety shoes and
– hearing protection, if applicable,
are compulsory.
For special duties

– protective helmets (for transport work with lifting gear) and
– safety goggles (when working on the compressed air system, on the con-
trol pneumatics and/or on the cooling system of the built-in dryer)
must be worn.
Before starting work using oils or greases a skin protection cream must be ap-
plied. Having finished the work a skin care product must be applied.
Safety instructions for Compressor

maintenance and repair
of the compressor
Caution!
Only use original spare parts, compressor oils and operating materials re-
leased by BOGE during repair or maintenance.
Warning: High voltage!

When working on the electrical system there is a constant danger of getting
into contact with live parts!
To avoid such dangers the mains connection must be equipped with a dis-
connecting device!
The mains disconnecting device has to meet the requirements of DIN EN
60204-1:2007!
1. Ensure that maintenance work is only carried out by appropriately trained

persons.
2. Ensure that setting work, malfunction rectification and repair is only carried
out by specialists or appropriately trained persons.

3. Prior to maintenance or repair work:

– Press Emergency Stop button.
– Open mains disconnecting device.
– Secure mains disconnecting device against unintentional switching on
by means of a padlock.
– Fix a warning label to the control and fill in the name of the person re-
sponsible who is authorized to switch on the maschine again.
– Check to ensure that all parts are currentless.
– Disconnect the compressor from the compressed air network (relieve
or block pressurized lines).
4. Exercise extreme caution during repair or maintenance work requiring the
compressor to be operational.
Ensure that persons keep out of reach of the hazardous area.
5. Ensure that work on the electrical equipment is only executed by qualified
electricians.
6. Work on parts and devices under current is prohibited. Exceptions are gov-
erned by the appropriate regulations, e.g. DIN VDE 0105.
7. Prior to starting work on the electrical system the power supply has to be
switched off and secured against unintentional switching on again. Imme-
diately after having finished the work all dismantled claddings and safety
devices must be refitted.
8. The operator is responsible to check the compressor daily for externally
visible damage and defects, and to immediately report any changes (in-
cluding operational behaviour).
9. When the automatic restart (Auto-Restart) is activated, the compressor will
start automatically following a voltage loss.
Prerequisite: The net pressure is lower than the set switch-on pressure.
Attention!
The user / operator are required to adhere to any existing national work, op-
erating and safety regulations.
Any existing internal company regulations are also to be observed.
Any maintenance or repairs are to be carried out by specially trained person-
nel only and, if necessary, under the supervision of a person duly qualified
for such type of work.
10. No protection or safety device may temporarily or permanently be modi-

fied, adjusted or removed from the DL dryer.
11. Make sure to only use appropriate tools during maintenance or repairs.
12. Only use original replacement parts.
13. Make sure that any maintenance or repair be only carried out with the sys-
tem and the power supply being shut off. Also ensure to protect the DL
dryer from accidental switching on.
14. Prior to removing any pressurized component make sure to effectively
separate the DL dryer from any sources of pressure.

15. Do not use any flammable solvents for cleaning.

16. Maintenance and repairs require utmost cleanliness. Keep away dirt by
protecting components and uncovered openings by means of a clean
cloth, paper or adhesive tape. Never carry out any welding and/or modifi-
cations of any kind on a pressure tank.
17. Never carry out any welding and/or modifications of any kind on a pressure
tank.
18. Make sure not to leave behind small tools, loose parts or the like in the
compressor station.
Accident prevention The owner of a compressor plant is responsible to ensure that it is properly
regulations installed, operated and maintained.
Prior to commissioning, owners in the Federal Republic of Germany urgently
have to read the currently valid regulations of the Main Association of the In-
dustrial Employers' Liability Insurance. Apart from other regulations particu-
larly the Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health (BetrSichV) is applicable.
The regulations are available at the following locations:
Berufsgenossenschaft (Industrial Employers' Liability Insurance)
Carl-Heymanns-Verlag KG, Luxemburger Straße 449, D-50939 Köln
Beuth Verlag GmbH, Burggrafenstraße 6, D-10787 Berlin
For operation of the compressor plant outside the Federal Republic of Ger-
many, the accident prevention regulations of the country, where the compres-
sor is operated, must be observed in addition to the data contained in these
operating instructions.
In the event that measures are required above and beyond the legal regula-
tions specified in the Federal Republic of Germany or the data contained in
these operating instructions, then it is of utmost importance that these be car-
ried out prior to commissioning the compressor plant.
Handling of refrigerants 1. Always wear protective goggles and gloves.

2. Prevent liquid refrigerants to come into direct contact with the skin (will
cause frostbites).
3. Do not inhale refrigerant vapours.
4. In order to avoid higher concentrations to build up, make sure to sufficient-
ly ventilate workrooms. Opening of doors or windows may possibly be
not enough; an exhaust device, preferably close to the connection or the
ground, is to be installed.
5. Do not smoke; refrigerants tend to be decomposed by burning cigarette
ash. The emitted decomposition substances are toxic and must not be in-
haled.
6. Make sure to prevent refrigerants from escaping during filling or repairs.
7. In case of sudden formation of refrigerant concentrations (e.g. due to
breakage of pipeline) immediately leave the room and do not re-enter but
after sufficient ventilation.
8. Make sure to carry any welding or soldering on refrigerant plants in suffi-
ciently ventilated areas only. Refrigerants tend to be decomposed by
flames and electric arcs.
9. Any emitted decomposition products are toxic.

10. It is imperative that the refrigerant be removed prior to any welding or sol-
dering on refrigerant plants.
11. Pungent odors are indicative of refrigerant decomposition:
– Leave room at once.
– Thoroughly ventilate room.
First Aid 1. Any victims are to be immediately removed into fresh air or a well ventilat-
ed room.
2. Any refrigerant splashes in the eyes are to be blown off by mouth. Rinse
eyes with plenty of water. Do not use cloths to wipe eyes!
3. If the victim does not breathe, rescue breathing is to be started by means
of artificial breathing or the use of an oxygen breathing apparatus until the
arrival of the emergency doctor.
4. CALL A DOCTOR and inform him that refrigerants as specified on the
nameplate are being used!
5. Never leave the victim unattended!
Disposal
Caution!
Waste oil must in no way be disposed of in the environment, mixed with do-
mestic refuse, or burnt in plants unapproved for that purpose.
1. When disposing of old equipment do not forget that DL dryers in a closed

refrigeration system contain oil and refrigerants. Therefore, prior to disas-
sembly, make sure that such working materials be disposed of by a spe-
cialized company.
2. Appropriate measures are to be implemented to prevent refrigerants from
escaping into the atmosphere.

General 1.2 Introduction
1.2 Introduction
The purpose of these operating instructions is to familiarize the user with the
function and all application possibilities of the compressor.
These operating instructions contain important information on how to operate
the compressor safely, economically and according to its intented use. Ob-
serving these operating instructions will assist in avoiding danger, to reduce
repair costs and down times and to increase the reliability and service life of
the compressor. It contains important information concerning the required
maintenance and repair measures, assists in case of malfunctions and con-
tains data concerning spare and wearing parts.
The operating instructions must be available to the compressor operating per-
sonnel at the place of operation, at all times.
The operating instructions must be carefully read and applied by all persons
engaged to undertake the following work on the compressor:
– Operation, including fault rectification and daily care
– Maintenance (service, inspection, repair)
– Commissioning
– Transport
The compressor and its additional equipment must not be installed and com-
missioned until the operating instructions are understood.
These operating instructions can be supplemented with instructions on the
basis of existing national regulations concerning accident prevention and envi-
ronmental protection.
In the illustrations, the compressor is shown in part without safety cladding or
safety devices for better visualization. However, operation without these com-
ponents is prohibited!

Symbols used In these operating instructions the most important safety notes and tips are
especially characterized by the following symbols:

This symbol indicates information warning of possible danger to life and limb
of the operator or other persons.
Attention!
This symbol indicates information warning of dangers to life and limb of the
operator or other persons or dangers, which might destroy or damage the
compressor.
Warning: Voltage!
This symbol indicates information warning of life threatening electrical volt-
age levels.
It indicates work which must be exclusively performed by skilled electricians.
Note!
This symbol indicates information and tips concerning the economical and
careful operation of the compressor.

Symbols on the
compressor
Note!
All warning signs on the compressor and in its surrounding must always be
kept in a legible condition. Missing or damaged signs must be replaced at
once!
The following symbols and warning signs are fitted on the compressor:
Warning!
Hot surfaces: Do not touch!
Warning!
The unit is operated by remote control, and might start without warning.
Note!
Instructions for the operating personnel must be read.
Prohibited!
Never open the valve before the air hose (connection to the compressed air
network) is connected.

Intended use
Caution!
Compressor
BOGE compressors, including their additional equipment, are exclusively in-
tended for the compression of air.
The air taken in must not contain any explosive or chemically instable gases
or vapours.
Do not exceed the specified final compression temperature.
BOGE compressors are designed for stationary operation.
Ensure that they are only installed and operated in dry and clean rooms.
Operation and control are designed to be executed by trained and authorized
operators.

The DL dryer is exclusively designed for the dehumidification of compressed
air.
Foreseeable misuse
Caution!
Never direct the produced compressed air towards persons.
Danger to life!
Oil is injected into the pressure rooms of the compressor.
Only use the produced compressed air for breathing or let it come in contact
with foods, if it was treated beforehand.
This BOGE compressor is not explosion protected.
Do not operate in explosive areas or in a possibly explosive atmosphere!
Do not operate the compressor in rooms in which extreme dust, toxic or flam-
mable vapours and gases may occur.
The following is not permitted:
– Compression of other media than those mentioned under intended use
or compression of air loaded with contaminants.
– Exceeding the final compression pressure indicated on the type plate.
– Altering the safety devices and safety cladding or placing them out of
operation.
– Removing or painting over signs and symbols on the compressor.
– Operation of the compressor by unauthorized or untrained persons.

Transport damage BOGE does not accept any liability for breakage or transport damage. Please
inspect the compressor immediately after delivery and direct damage claims
to the last haulier – even when the packing is not damaged!
To safeguard claims against the haulier we recommend leaving the machine,
devices and packing material in the same condition as they were in when the
damage was detected.
In the event of any other complaints, please inform us within six days after
arrival of the delivery.
Data on the type plate Enter the data of your compressor from the type plate or enclosed data sheet
in the illustration below. This will ensure that in the event of enquiries, you will
always have the most important data to hand.
Fig. 1.1: Data on the type plate
Service Please do not hesitate to contact BOGE service if you have any questions.
Please call:
Telephone: +49 5206 601-140
In the event of inquiries, always specify the following data of your compressor
to prevent any delays:
– Type
– Year of manufacture
– Machine number
Attention!
Only BOGE service technicians or persons authorized by BOGE in writing
may repair or alter the compressor during the warranty period. Otherwise all
warranty claims will expire!

Product description 2.1 Technical data Compressor
Part 2: Product 2.1 Technical data Compressor

description
Technical data C 4...C 9, part 1

C 4 D...C 9 D, part 1
Type C4 C5 C7 C9 C4D C5D C7D C9D

Dimensions
– Width [mm] 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480
– Depth [mm] 907 907 907 987 987 987 987 987
– Height [mm] 955 955 955 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234
Weight
– silenced [kg] – – – – – – – –
– super-silenced [kg] 190 195 210 215 190 195 210 215
Max. sound pressure level [±3 dB(A)]
acc. to DIN EN ISO 2151:2009
– silenced / super-silenced [dB(A)] 59 63 64 68 59 63 64 68
Measuring surface dimension
Sound capacity level
Compressor
max. final compression temperature [°C] 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110
Volume flow acc. to
ISO 1217 appendix C at:
– pmax = 8 bar [m3/min] 0,427 0,630 0,900 1,200 0,427 0,630 0,900 1,200
3
– pmax = 10 bar [m /min] 0,340 0,545 0,770 1,100 0,340 0,545 0,770 1,100
3
– pmax = 13 bar [m /min] 0,280 0,440 0,642 0,900 0,280 0,440 0,642 0,900
Drive motor
Rated power [kW] 3,0 4,0 5,5 7,5 3,0 4,0 5,5 7,5
Electr. power intake dryer [kW] – – – – 0,19 0,19 0,26 0,29
Nominal speed
– 50 Hz [min-1] 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000
– 60 Hz [min-1] 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600
Protection type IP 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55
Design IMB 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
ISO class F F F F F F F F
Elektrical connection
Mains voltage/compressor / dryer 1) [V] 400 400 400 400 400/230 400/230 400/230 400/230
1)
Frequency [Hz] 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
2) 3)
Min. fuse protection [A] 16 16 20 35 16 16 20 20
2) 3)
Recommended fuse protection [A] 20 20 25 35 20 20 25 35
1)
Standard equipment. Mains voltages and frequencies are specified on a plate in the switch cabinet.
2)
Only for 400 V / 50 Hz. The fuse values change in the case of other mains voltages and frequencies.
3)
Use fuse gL – gG or circuit-breaker with C-characteristic only.

Product description 2.1 Technical data Compressor
Technical Data C 4...C 9, part 2

C 4 D...C 9 D, part 2
Type C4 C5 C7 C9 C4D C5D C7D C9D

Oil filling quantity
Total oil filling quantity [l] 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Oil topping up quantity
between min. + max. [l] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Intake air temperature
– min. [°C] 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
– max. [°C] 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40
Cooling air requirement
– free-standing installation [m3/h] 1600 2200 3000 4000 1600 2200 3000 4000
3
– with supply and exhaust duct [m /h] 800 1100 1500 2000 800 1100 1500 2000
– free ventilator pressure [Pa] 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60
– free ventilator pressure [mm WCol] 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
1)
Operating pressure values
(factory settings)
– pmax = 8 bar: Swich-off press. pmax [bar] 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Swich-on press. pmin [bar] 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
Safety valve
Activation pressure at:
– pmax = 8 bar [bar] 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
– pmax = 10 bar [bar] 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
– pmax = 13 bar [bar] 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
1)
Compressors for other operating pressures pmin = pmax – 1 bar.

Product description 2.2 Technical data compressed air dryer DRL 9
2.2 Technical data compressed air dryer DRL 9
Pos. No.
m3/h 85
1 Volume flow
m3/min 1.42
2 Cooling air requirement m3/h 320
50 Hz kW 0.26
3 Power input (total)
60 Hz kW 0.30
50 Hz kW 0.06
4 Power input (ventilator)
60 Hz kW 0.07
5 Electrical connection 50/60 Hz 230 V 1N~
6 Permissible pressure (compressed air) min. / max. bar 2 / 13
Low pressure side /
7 Permissible pressure (coolant) bar 16 / 22
High pressure side
8 Pneumatic connection G 1/2
9 Weight kg 29
Height 450
10 Dimensions Width mm 450
Depth 310
11 Refrigerant filling quantity R134a kg 0,38
12 ound pressure level (in 1 m distance) dB (A) < 70
13 Protection type IP 20
14 Condensate drain Hose mm 8
Explanatory notes:
Accord. to Volume flow related to intake state of air compressor + 20°C 1 bar
pos.1:
at compressed air inlet: + 35°C
Operating pressure: 7 bar
Ambient temperature: + 25°C
Pressure dew point measured at dryer outlet: + 3°C
Accord. to
Power input at ambient temperature: + 25°C
pos. 3, 4:
Compressed air inlet temperature: max. + 70°C
Admissible ambient temperature: min. + 2°C
Admissible ambient temperature: max. + 50°C
Subject to technical changes or modifications!

Product description 2.3 Function description compressor
2.3 Function description compressor
Function principle The air end operates according to the displacement principle. In the housing,
of the air end the main and secondary screws are driven by means of an electric motor and
V-belt.
Both screws have screw-shaped profiles, intermeshing without contact.
Together with the housing wall, these screws form chambers which gradually
reduce in size, seen in air flow direction.
Rotation of the rotors causes the air taken in to be compressed to the final
pressure in the chambers.
During compression oil is continuously injected into the air end. This having a
cooling, sealing and lubricating function.
Air circuit
Fig. 2.1: Components of the air circuit
1 Intake filter
The intake filter cleans the air suctioned by the air end.
2 Intake regulator
The intake regulator opens (load operation) or closes (idling operation or
standstill) the suction line depending on the operating condition of the
compressor.
3 Air end
The air end compresses the suctioned air.
4 Compressed air/oil chamber
The compressed air separates from the oil under the force of gravity in the
compressed air/oil chamber.
5 Oil separator
The oil separator separates the residual oil contained in the compressed
air.
6 Minimum pressure check valve
The minimum pressure check valve does not open until the system pres-
sure has increased to 3.5 bar. This causes a rapid build-up of the system
pressure and ensures lubrication in the starting phase. Once the com-
pressor has been switched off, the check valve prevents the compressed
air from flowing back out of the mains line.

Product description 2.3 Function description compressor
7 Compressed air after-cooler (air cooled)

The compressed air is cooled in the compressed air after-cooler, causing
the water contained in the air to condensate.
8 Stop valve
The screw compressor may be isolated from the mains by means of the
stop valve.
Oil circuit The oil injected into the air end has the following function:
– It dissipates the compression heat (cooling).
– It seals the gaps between the screws and between the screws and housing.
– It lubricates the bearings.
Fig. 2.2: Components of the oil circuit
1 Compressed air/oil chamber

The oil separated from the compressed air through the force of gravity col-
lects in the compressed air/oil chamber.
The system pressure forces it out of the receiver into the air end.
2 Thermostatic oil control valve
Depending on the oil temperature, the thermostatic oil control valve either
allows the oil to pass through the oil cooler or through a bypass (e.g. in
the starting phase).
Thus the oil constantly maintains its optimum operating temperature.
3 Oil cooler (air or water cooled)
The oil cooler cools down the hot oil to operating temperature.
4 Oil filter
The oil cooler cools down the hot oil to operating temperature.
5 Air end
The injected oil returns to the compressed air/oil receiver together with the
compressed air. There, it is separated through the force of gravity.
6 Drainage line
The air end suctions the residual oil which collects in the oil separator
back into the oil circuit via a drainage line.

Product description 2.4 Function description compressed air dryer DRL 9
2.4 Function description compressed air dryer DRL 9
Equipment overview The following components of the compressed air dryer are accessible from the outside:
Fig. 2.3: Overview compressed air dryer DRL 9 with pressure dew point display

Product description 2.5 Compressor control
1 Compressed air inlet

2 Compressed air outlet
3 Pressure dew point display
4 Condensate drain
5 Electrical connection
6 Cooling air inlet
7 Cooling air outlet
8 Blue field: Pressure dew point too low
9 Green field: Pressure dew point ok
10 Red field: Pressure dew point too high
Function principle The compressed air dryer is equipped with a refrigerating system causing the
compressed air to be cooled by way of lowering the water vapor saturation lim-
it. This causes the formation of condensate which is being discharged by a
condensate drainer. The larger the cooling temperature difference of the com-
pressed air, the larger the condensed amount of water.
The lower the cooling temperature of the compressed air, the smaller the mois-
ture content.
The lower limit of the compressed air cooling results from the working principle
of the compressed air dryer, i.e. that the separation of humidity in liquid state
can only be effected above the freezing point of water.
2.5 Compressor control
Network pressure For the compressor, the pressure downstream of the check valve is termed
network pressure. The control system switches the compressor on and off dur-
ing operation depending on the network pressure.
Operating states All screw compressor controls are based on three basic operating states:
1. Load operation
– The compressor delivers its maximum amount of compressed air.
– It consumes its maximum energy.
2. Idling operation
– The compressor runs but does not deliver any compressed air.
– It consumes approx. 75% less energy than in load operation.
– When compressed air is required, it switches to load operation without
delay.
– Idling operation reduces switching frequencies which can damage the
drive motor, and reduces wear of the system.
3. Standstill ready for operation
– The compressor is standing still but ready for operation.
– When compressed air is required, it switches automatically to load
operation.

Product description 2.6 Control for compressed air dryer DRL 9
Operating modes The two most important operating modes are achieved by combining the three
operating states:
1. Intermittent operation
In intermittent operation the energy balance is perfect.
– The compressor operates in load operation.
– Upon reaching the switch-off pressure pmax the compressor switches
to standstill. It does not consume any energy.
– Once the pressure has dropped to the switch-on pressure pmin the com-
pressor switches back to load operation..
2. Continuous operation
Continuous operation limits the drive motor switching cycles and reduces
wear to the system.
– The compressor operates in load operation.
– Upon reaching the switch-off pressure pmax the compressor switches
to idling operation.
– Once the pressure has dropped to the switch-on pressure pmin the com-
pressor switches from idling operation back to load operation.
Short operating times
Attention!
During short operating times, the compressor does not reach its operating
temperature. It operates below the dew point. The generated condensate
mixes with the oil. The lubricating ability of the oil is reduced. This leads to
damage on the air end. It is of utmost importance to consult BOGE, if you
operate your system with short operating times.
2.6 Control for compressed air dryer DRL 9
Compressed air side The precooled and moisture-saturated compressed air in the aftercooler is
transferred into the compressed air dryer and precooled in the first cooling
stage, viz. the air/air heat exchanger, without any additional external energy.
This is effected in counterflow to the already cooled compressed air which is
being heats up at the same time. The second cooling stage, viz. the refriger-
ant/air heat exchanger which is being cooled by the integrated cooling system,
enables cooling down to the pressure dewpoint. Then the cooled compressed
air is again heated up in the air/air heat exchanger as described above. The
pressure dewpoint is being shown in the dewpoint pressure display (see fig.
2.3).
Refrigerant side The refrigerant is injected into the refrigerant/air heat exchanger before vapor-
izing while withdrawing heat from the compressed air flow.
A performance control system on the refrigerant side serves to control the
compressed air required performance demand in order to enable the pressure
dewpoint to remain constant in all ranges of performance.
The refrigerant compressed by the refrigerant compressor is condensed in the
condenser before being available again for vaporization.

Product description 2.7 Control device
Pressure dew point Due to reduced compressed air flow or a lower compressed air inlet tempera-
regulation ture the DL dryer can operated at part-load in the 0...100 % performance range
in continuous operation.
Condensate drain
The condensate drainer is designed
for automatic discharge of the con-
densate.
A 2 bar min. pressure is required for
operational safety.
Fig. 2.4: Condensate separator
Condensate separator, If the capacitive level sensor indicates that the condensate container is full, the
sensor regulated internal solenoid valve is caused to open while working pressure causes the
condensate to be pressed into the discharge pipeline.
The condensate discharge electronics ensure that the outlet opening is closed
before any compressed air is able to escape. The power LED is lit green when
operating voltage is present (fig. 2.4).
In case of a condensate discharge failure the valve opens at intervals (approx.
every 2 seconds) in order to automatically remedy the failure. For further infor-
mation please see separate Operating Instructions of the condensate drain.
2.7 Control device
Operating pressure An operating pressure sensor is used to control compressor operation within
sensor its preset switch limits.
Switch-on pressure pmin

If the network pressure drops to the set switch-on pressure pmin the compres-
sor switches on.
Switch-off pressure pmax

If the network pressure increases to the switch-off pressure pmax, the compres-
sor either switches off (intermittent operation) or switches to idling operation
(continuous operation).

Product description 2.8 Safety and monitoring devices
2.8 Safety and monitoring devices
General The safety devices guarantee a high degree of operational safety, in connec-
tion with the BOGE ARS monitoring system.
When one of the safety devices responds, the control system reacts as follows:
– The compressor is immediately switched off.
– A flashing fault number in the right field of the display indicates the cause
of the fault.

Do not operate the compressor without built-in safety devices!
A flashing fault number in the right field of the display indicates the cause of
the fault!
The following monitoring devices are standard for BOGE control systems:
Safety temperature The safety temperature limiting device switches off the compressor once the
limiting device maximum admissible final compression temperature has been reached. The
compressor does not switch on when dropping below the minimum tempera-
ture.
– Rectify the fault.
– Acknowledge error by pressing the ENTER-key .
– Switch on the compressor (ON button).
Safety valve Safety valve (1) on the com-

pressed air/oil receiver pre-
vents the maximum admissi-
ble pressure being exceeded.
Fig. 2.5: Safety valve

When the maximum pressure is exceeded (e.g. incorrect setting of the oper-
ating pressure switch), the entire delivery volume of the compressor is eject-
ed!
Monitoring The drive motor is monitored by PTC resistors.

the drive motor

Installation 3.1 Transport and storage
Part 3: Installation 3.1 Transport and storage
General Please observe the generally accepted safety and accident prevention regu-
lations when transporting the compressor. BOGE accepts no liability for dam-
age caused by improper transport!
Attention!
The transport of the compressor may only be carried out by adequately in-
structed and authorized personnel!
The capacity of the lifting gear (lifting cart or forklift truck) must correspond at
least to that of the compressor (see Technical Data)!
Mind the position of the mass centre prior to lifting the compressor! The posi-
tion of the mass centre is specified both in the attached dimensioned drawing
and on the packing of the compressor.
The compressor is delivered filled with oil. Do not tilt during transport!
Transport possibilities Forklift truck or lifting cart transport
Ensure that the forks are underneath the

base frame of the compressor (see illustra-
tion).
See below if there is no base frame (crane
transport):
Fig. 3.1: Transport with forklift truck

Installation 3.1 Transport and storage
Crane transport
Attention!
Do not subject the safety cladding to force during transport. Protect the com-
pressor using wooden spacers (see arrows in the following illustrations).
Remove the transport timbers.
Only use suitable transport slings. Position

the slings at the ends underneath the base
frame of the compressor.
Fig. 3.2: Crane transport
Intermediate storage In case the compressor is not installed immediately after delivery, it has to be
stored at a sheltered location. It must be ensured that during the intermediate
storage neither dust nor humidity can penetrate.
Note!
In case of an intermediate storage please observe the specifications and di-
rections as to permissible environmental impacts (see chapter „3.2 Com-
pressor room: Installation, maintenance conditions and application for com-
pressed air receivers arranged below or separately“).
In case of a careless storage we assume no liability for consequent dam-
ages!
In the event of an extended intermediate storage you should consult BOGE-
Service.
Please observe the directions for commissioning after an extended standstill
(see chapter „3.5 Commissioning“) if the intermediate storage takes longer
than two months.

Installation 3.2 Compressor room
3.2 Compressor room
Installation,
maintenance conditions
and application for
compressed air
receivers arranged
below or separately
Caution!
– Protect compressed air receivers against damage through mechanical
effects (e.g. falling objects).
– Operate the compressed air receiver and its equipment from a safe loca-
tion.
– Adhere to safety areas and safety clearances.
– Ensure that the compressed air receiver stands securely. It must not shift
or tilt due to external forces. This also includes the additional weight dur-
ing a pressure test!
– The compressed air receiver must not be bolted to the base.
– Ensure that the compressed air receiver is easily accessible from all
sides (for recurring tests). For the necessary operating and maintenance
areas have a look at the attached dimensioned drawings.
– Ensure that the factory label is clearly visible.
– Ensure that compressed air receivers are adequatly protected against
corrosion.
– Only use the compressed air receiver for compressors operating with
cut-in and cut-out mode if the pressure fluctuation range amounts to
∆ p ≤ 20% of the maximum operating pressure.
Installation require-
ments for compressed
air dryer DRL 9
Attention!
In case of different ambient temperatures make sure to adhere to prevailing
design conditions!
The compressed air dryer is designed for use at an ambient temperature of

25°C.
The room temperature must not fall below + 2°C because otherwise the con-
densate is liable to freeze.
Installation surface A level industrial floor without foundation is adequate for the installation of the
compressor. No special fastening elements are required.

Fire protection The following applies to rooms in which compressors with oil injection cooling
are to be installed:
Caution!
– For compressors with motor ratings exceeding 40 kW, ensure that the
compressor room is equipped with special fire protection.
– Install compressors with motor ratings exceeding 100 kW in a separate
fire protected room.
Requirements of fire protected compressor rooms:

– Walls, ceilings, floor and doors must be designed in fire protection class
F30 or higher.
– Flammable liquids must never be stored in the compressor room.
– The floor around the compressor must be made of non-flammable mate-
rial.
– Leaking oil must not spread out over the floor.
– No inflammable materials must be located within a radius of at least 3 me-
tres around the compressor.
– No inflammable machine parts, such as cable ducts, may run overhead of
the compressor.
Sound protection Only install compressors in workrooms if the sound pressure level of
their measuring surfaces does not exceed 85 dB(A).
Admissible The compressor room must be clean, dry, cool and free of dust.
environmental
Admissible ambient temperatures
influences
Maximum ambient temperature (for air cooling): + 40°C
Minimum ambient temperature: + 5°C
Attention!
Nonobservance of the admissible ambient temperature may lead to the fol-
lowing problems:
– The compressor will switch off when the admissible final compression
temperature is exceeded or gone below.
– Pipe lines and valves will freeze up at low temperatures.
– Damage due to reduced lubricating ability of the compressor oil.
Measures to be taken to ensure that admissible ambient temperatures

are observed:
– Avoid any pipe lines or units radiating heat in the vicinity of the compres-
sor, or insulate them well.
– Never install the compressor in the cooling air flow of other machines.
– Provide the supply air openings with adjustable louvres to ensure that the
minimum temperature is not gone below in winter.
– Use the BOGE frost protection device (series).

Ventilation If the following instructions are not observed, the admissible final com-
pression temperature may be exceeded.
In this case, the compressor will switch off automatically.
Caution!
Arrange the compressor intake openings or ducts such, that dangerous ad-
mixtures (e.g. explosive or chemically unstable materials) cannot be drawn
in.
Ventilation openings (free-standing installation)

– Arrange supply air openings close to the floor.
– Arrange exhaust air openings in the ceiling or at the top of the wall.
– The required cross sections for the supply openings (as well as for the
flaps and weather protection grids) are indicated in the table.
Supply and exhaust air ducts

– Ensure that the flow rates in the ducts do not exceed 4 m/s.
– Never position cooling air ducts directly on the compressor. Always use a
compensator to avoid distortion and the transfer of vibrations.
Ventilators
Ensure that the heated exhaust air is not taken in again.
If necessary, the heated air must be extracted by ventilators.
To ensure perfect cooling even at higher temperatures in the summer, the ven-
tilators must be designed as follows:
– The ventilator capacity must be rated approx. 10...15% higher than the
sum of the cooling air quantity required for all machines operated in the
room (VDMA Code of Practice sheet 4363 "Ventilation of compressor
rooms").
– For free-standing installation, the cooling air requirement specified in the
table corresponds to the required ventilator capacity.
Supply air filter

– The compressor is equipped with supply air filter mats.

Cooling air requirement Please refer to the following table for the cooling air requirement and size of
the supply air openings for your compressor. Ensure that flaps and weather
protection grids have the necessary free cross section. We generally recom-
mend contacting a specialist company for performing the duct construction
work and planning.
Type Drive * Cooling air Necessary * Cooling air Necessary

rating requirement inlet opening requirement free duct
for free for free for instal- cross section
standing unit standing unit lation with
ducting
[kW] [m3/h] [m2] [m3/h] [m2]
C4/C4D 3.0 1600 0.23 800 0.06
C5/C5D 4.0 2200 0.32 1100 0.06
C7/C7D 5.5 3000 0.44 1500 0.08
C9/C9D 7.5 4000 0.58 2000 0.11
* For the cooling air requirements the basis is a 4°C temperature difference between room and outside tempera-
ture.
Table 3.1: cooling air requirement, necessary cross sections for openings and
ducts
Ventilation possibilities
Fig. 3.3: Ventilation possibilities
A Supply and exhaust air openings in the outside walls (free-standing

installation)
B Supported by exhaust air ventilator
C Exhaust air duct into the open

Installation 3.3 Installation
D Exhaust air duct with recirculation flap

Hot exhaust air is mixed with the cold ambient air, as required. Thus
preventing the plant from freezing up at temperatures below freezing.
E Using the hot exhaust air for heating
In the winter, the hot exhaust air is used for room heating. In summer it is
directed into the open.
Condensate disposal The air taken in contains water in form of vapour, which turns into condensa-
tion during compression.
Attention!
The condensate contains oil. Never lead it into the public sewage system
without prior treatment.
Strictly observe the effluent disposal laws of your local authorities.
Oil-water separator
The BOGE-oil-water-separator separates the oil from the condensate.
The cleaned water may be fed directly into the public sewage system.
The oil is collected in a separate container. Dispose of the oil according to
environmental regulations.
If, due to special operating conditions, the oil should emulsify, use an emul-
sion cracking plant.
3.3 Installation
General BOGE screw compressor units are supplied ready for connection. Only the
work described in the following paragraphs needs to be carried out during the
installation.
Caution!
Only have the installation work carried out by appropriately trained persons
or specialists.
Lay out all energy supply lines in a trip-proof and barrier-free manner so that
potential accidents can be avoided!
Prior to delivery, each compressor is subjected to a trail run at the factory. It
is carefully tested and set. However, possible transport damage cannot be
excluded.
– Please inspect the compressor immediately after delivery and direct dam-
age claims to the last haulier – even when the packing is not damaged! To
safeguard claims against the haulier we recommend leaving the machine,
devices and packing material in the same condition as they were in when
the damage was detected.
– Prior to commissioning, check the compressor for external damage.
– Observe the compressor very closely during commissioning and the fol-
lowing trial run.
– If malfunctions occur, switch off the compressor immediately and inform
the BOGE-Service.

Checking the delivery The delivery scope depends on your order.

scope Prior to commissioning, please check whether all required parts have been
provided. Please check the order confirmation for any possible accessory
equipment.
The delivery scope includes the following component parts:
– Operating instructions
– Electric circuit diagram (in the compartment of the switch cabinet)
– List of electrical equipment (in the compartment of the switch cabinet)
– Oil drainage hose
– Head nut (in the compartment of the switch cabinet)
– Spare parts list
Installing the – Remove the packing material on and in the compressor.

compressor – Install compressor and align horizontally.The compressor must stand firm-
ly on the ground on all feet.
Connection
condensate drain
Attention!
The compressed air dryer serves to discharge water as well as oil from the
compressed air.
The water/oil mixture must not be discharged into the waste water system.
Oil and water must be separated by appropriate separating devices (addi-
tional equipment).
A 2 bar min. pressure is required for operational safety.
Attention!
The condensate discharge is to be designed such as to prevent persons or
objects from being hit by the condensate (condensate discharge with oper-
ating pressure!
1 from condensate drain

2 to compressed air treatment
The condensate discharge pipe (3)
must be installed not extend more than
5 m upward on the wall.
The min. operating pressure will in-
crease by 0.1 bar per meter. Manifold
(4) is to be designed as to have at least
the condensate discharge diameter.

Connecting the com- – Connect the compressor to the compressed air network or a compressed
pressor to the com- air receiver.
For this, use a BOGE high pressure hose.
pressed air network
Note!
Do not install a check valve in the pressure line.
The compressor is already equipped with a check valve.
Remove cladding

Make sure to always wear protective gloves to protect yourself against any
sharp edges and corners on covering components!
– Remove top cover sheet (1).

– Loosen screws (2) above side sheets and remove.
Fig. 3.4: Remove cladding
Attention!
To avoid damage to the cooling unit, hold up screw connections at the pres-
sure outlet with a spanner.

Series C 4...C 7 Series C 9 / C 4 D...C 9 D

Fig. 3.5: Connecting the compressor
1 Electrical connection
2 Compressed air outlet
3 Kondensate tube dryer
Activating the belt The V-belts are slackened for transport.

tensioning device Activate the GM belt tensioning device prior to commissioning by lowering the
motor plate.
– Turn checking nut (1) downwards as far as possible by means of a span-
ner (NW 17) and counter.
The belt tensioning device is activated. It automatically sets the correct V-belt
tension in every operating mode.
sealed
Fig. 3.6: Activating the belt device.
Caution!
The sealed nuts for adjustment of the spring tension must not be loosened
or modified.

Installation 3.4 Electrical connection
Checking the oil level BOGE compressors are supplied with a complete oil filling.
Prior to commissioning/start up, check the oil level as described in chapter
"Maintenance".
3.4 Electrical connection
Caution: High voltage!

Ensure that work on the electrical equipment of the compressor is only car-
ried out by authorized electricians.
When connecting to the power supply, observe the valid VDE, DIN and EVU
regulations or the local safety regulations.
Also observe the regulations of your local power supply company regarding
the load rating of your power supply.
Mains disconnecting device

According to accident prevention regulation VBG 5, § 12, the customer is re-
sponsible to provide the following safety measures:
Each compressor plant has to be equipped with a power disconnecting device
according to DIN EN 60204-1:2007.
Please refer to the "Technical data" for the design and fuse rating.
Rated voltage
The data of your mains (operating voltage, control voltage, type of current, fre-
quency, ...) must coincide with the data on the type plate on the switch cabinet.
In the event of deviations, please contact the BOGE service or your supplier.
Connecting the leads

– Check to ensure that all terminals in the switch cabinet are firmly tight-
ened.
If necessary, retighten the screw connections.
– Guide the lead cable through the PG screw connection.
– Connect the leads L1, L2, L3, N, Pe (PEN) firmly to the power supply ter-
minal.
A clockwise rotational field must be created.
– Retighten the electrical connections after the first 50 operating hours.

Prior to any work on the compressor:
– Press Emergency Stop button, open mains disconnection device and
secure against unintentional switch on by means of a padlock.
– Check to ensure that all conducting machine parts are voltage free.
– Depressurize all areas under pressure.

Installation 3.5 Commissioning
Never omit a single safety step! Otherwise, you will risk injuries due to restart-
ing, electric shock or self-releasing parts.
Caution!
With an activated automatic restart (Auto-Restart) the compressor may re-
start automatically after a voltage failure.
3.5 Commissioning
Note!
We recommend the drawing up of a commissioning certificate in which the
test results during the commissioning process can be listed up.

The commissioning may only be carried out by experienced and authorized
qualified personnel!
Always wear protective gloves when working on the compressor to avoid
bruising of fingers or hands while opening or closing components!
Check installation
requirements
Attention!
Make sure that the compressor is installed according to the installation re-
quirements!
Prior to starting the compressor for the first time, check if the transport secur-
ing device was duly removed. (see chapter „3.3 Installation“)!
List up the test results in the commissioning certificate.
Checking the rotational

direction
Attention!
Always check the rotational direction of the drive motor prior to commission-
ing/initial start up.
Even brief operation in the wrong direction of rotation (more than approx.
5 seconds) may cause total destruction of the air end!

Caution!
Ensure that the rotational direction coincides with the rotational direction ar-
row on the air end.
– Close mains disconnecting device.
– Switch the compressor on and immediately off again to check the rota-
tional direction.
Changing the rotational direction:

Press Emergency Stop button, open mains disconnection device and secure
against unintentional switch on by means of a padlock.
– Interchange two phases (L1, L2 or L3) in the power cable.
Check compressed air

outlet for tightness

Work on the compressed air system may only be carried out by experienced
and authorized qualified personnel!
Always wear protective clothing and goggles!
Immediately after having switched on the machine the connection of the
compressed air outlet must be checked for tightness!
Make sure to observe an appropriate safety distance during the inspection!
– Close mains disconnecting device.

– To conduct the inspection switch on the compressor and check the com-
pressed air outlet for tightness.
– Switch off compressor.

– If necessary, have leakages repaired by skilled qualified pesonnel.
Opening the stop valves Open ball valve on the compressor delivery.

Checking for leaks

In case of leakages in the oil circuit there is a certain danger to slip and fall
because of oil spills!
Have all connections of the oil circuit checked for leakages by authorized
qualified personnel
During the inspection slip-resistant safety shoes and protective clothing are
obligatory!
Undertake the following to prevent leaks:

– Check screw connection of the lines and retighten, if necessary.
– Check to ensure that the oil filter and oil separator are hand tight seated.
Conduct trail run Close mains disconnecting device.

– Switch on the compressor using the ON key. The compressor starts.
– When the factory-set switch-off pressure is reached, the compressor cuts
off automatically.
– Check network pressure on control display.
If necessary, reset operating pressure (pressure target value).
– The compressor is ready for operation.
Switch off the compressor after a trial run of several hours under maximum
load.
Commissioning If an extended stoppage is scheduled, you should contact BOGE-Service be-

following extended forehand.
stoppages Following an extended stoppage of more than 2 months, fill a small amount of
oil in the suction controller prior to starting the compressor.
Attention!
Only fill the suction controller with the grade of oil used to operate the com-
pressor.
Never mix different oil grades and brands.


– Unscrew the plug on the suction

controller (1).
– Fill approx. 1/4 l compressor oil
into the suction controller.
– Turn compressor stage at the
shaft by hand 5- to 10 times to
spread the oil evenly.
Fig. 3.7: Suction controller
Refrigeration
compressed air dryer

Observe all safety notes specified in the attached operating instructions
when working with refrigerants!

Installation 3.6 Dismantling
3.6 Dismantling
Note!
To avoid dangers when dismantling the compressor please consult your
BOGE Service:
Telephone: +49 5206 601-140
Caution!
Dismantling of the compressor may only be carried out by experienced and
authorized qualified personnel!
Make also sure to observe all information in the attached operation instruc-
tions as to a safe dismantling of the refrigeration compressed air dryer and a
secure disposal of the refrigerant!

All work on the electrical installation may only be carried out by authorized
and skilled electricians!
Prior to starting the work the power cable to the switch cabinet must be dis-
connected from the mains and secured against unintentional switching on!

Operation 4.1 Operation
Part 4: Operation 4.1 Operation
The compressed air dryer is switched on/off via the compressed air compres-
sor.
Attention!
A time span of approx. 5 minutes is to be observed between switching on and
off of the compressed air dryer in order to create a pressure balance in the
cooling system.
Condensate
After some operating hours with compressed air flow it should be checked if
condensate occurs and if it is drained properly.
Display pressure dew point
The pressure dew point display

shows the pressure dew point
achieved by the compressed air
dryer.
1 Blue field: pressure dew point too low

2 Green field: pressure dew point ok
3 Red field: pressure dew point too high
Fig. 4.1: Pressure dew point display

Faults 5.1 General
Part 5: Faults 5.1 General
The tables on the following pages give information on the possible causes of
operating faults and measures for their rectification (please also refer to oper-
ating instructions of the compressor control).
Caution!
Ensure that any work required to rectify faults is only carried out by trained
personnel or specialists.
Any performance of work on pressurized system components may be carried
out by duly qualified and specialized personnel only.
Ensure that components which have a safety function are only set, repaired
or exchanged by BOGE Service!
Please contact BOGE-Service at the following telephone number, if you have
any questions.
Telephone: +49 5206 601-140

Prior to any work required to rectify faults:
5.2 Compressor faults
Fault Possible cause Rectification
No quantity delivered, System components in the com- Check oil and compressed air lines inside the compressor; tighten
no pressure build-up, pressor are leaking and/or reseal screw connections, if necessary
max. pressure 0.5 bar
Minimum pressure valve is Close ball valve and check whether pressure builds up; if so, open
defective ball valve again immediately; replace minimum pressure valve
Electromagnetic venting valve Check solenoid valve and replace, if necessary

does not close
Suction controller does not open Suction controller or solenoid valve is defective; check and replace,
if necessary
V-belts are torn Fit new V-belts

Faults 5.2 Compressor faults
Fault Possible cause Rectification
Compressor does not No electric power to compressor Check electrical connection

start up
Fuses are defective Check the mains and control fuses, replace if necessary
Machine has not vented Check venting valve and replace, if necessary
perfectly
Voltage fluctuations in the elec- Ensure constant voltage in accordance with IEC 38
trical mains power
Compressor oil is very viscous Heat up the compressor (additional heater available as as option)
due to low ambient temperature
Oil in suction filter Minimum pressure non-return Check the minimum pressure check valve and replace, if necessary
valve is leaking
Suction controller is leaking Check the suction controller and replace, if necessary
Cut-out performed by emer- Cut-out normally via O-key

gency-off switch
Excessive oil Drain line is blocked Dismantle and clean drain line
consumption
Defective oil separator element Check oil separator and replace, if necessary
Excessive oil filling Drain off oil
Safety valve blows Operating pressure switch Set operating pressure to the maximum permissible pressure of the
has been misadjusted screw compressor
Defective safety valve Replace safety valve
System pressure does Venting valve does not open Check venting valve and replace, if necessary
not decrease when
switching off Check valve is leaking Check the check valve and replace, if necessary

Faults 5.3 Compressed air dryer DRL 9 faults
5.3 Compressed air dryer DRL 9 faults
Fault possible cause Rectification
Function no function – Check and ensure power supply.

– In case of tensions supply failure, please call customer service or
send compressed air dryer to manufacturer.
Water in the compressed In case of defect condensate Clean condensate drainer using a neutral cleaning product.
air network discharge (clogged discharge
pipe, falling short of min. oper-
ating pressure)
Cut-off of compressed air Cut-off of compressed air dryer – Remove cause of fault.
dryer during operation by integrated electric start-up – Compressed air dryer automatically starts again after cooling
and protection device (Klixon) down of protection device.
due to overload Note: Prompt restarting of the unit is not immediately possible be-
cause the protection device needs a minimum time span to cool
down to the permissible operating temperature.
Ventilator is defective. Replace ventilator.
Condenser contaminated. Clean condenser.
High pressure difference Icing of compressed air dryer Characteristics:

on compressed air side – Pressure difference on compressed air side increases.
– Volume flow decreases.
Switch off unit and ensure compressed air to continue go flow.
Pressure difference will return to normal value after approx. 1/2 h.
Restart unit. If icing up appears to start again please call customer
service.

Maintenance 6.1 Safety instructions
Part 6: Maintenance 6.1 Safety instructions
Caution!
Ensure that maintenance work is ony carried out by specialists or appro-
priately trained person.
Any performance of work on pressurized system components may be carried
out by duly qualified and specialized personnel only.
– Prior to starting any maintenance work, always stop the compressor as
described in these operating instructions prior to removing any cladding
or safety devices. Refit the cladding or safety devices immediately upon
completion of the maintenance work.
– Heavy components may only be lifted up by various persons in due con-
sideration of the local industrial safety regulations.
– Only use original spare parts, compressor oils and operating materials
released by BOGE for the maintenance work.
– With an activated automatic restart (Auto-Restart) the compressor may
restart automatically after a voltage failure.

Maintenance 6.1 Safety instructions

Always adhere to the prescribed operating method described below for all
maintenance work. Never omit a single safety step!
Otherwise you will risk injury from restarting, electric shock or parts which
may fly off.
Prior to all maintenance work:

1. Switch off the compressor using the OFF button.
2. Press Emergency Stop button.
3. Press Emergency Stop button, open mains disconnection device and
secure against unintentional switch on by means of a padlock.
4. Fix a warning label to the control and fill in the name of the person
responsible who is authorized to switch on the maschine again.
5. Check to ensure that all machine elements are definitely currentless.
6. Prior to starting work let cool down all hot components of the compressor
to 50°C.
7. Separate the compressor from the compressed air network by closing
the ball valve at the compressed air outlet.
8. Vent the compressor.
To this effect open the safety valve on the combined compressed air-oil
receiver as follows:
– Turn the knurled nut anticlockwise until you can feel a resilient resist-
an.
– Tun the knurled nut a little further.
Any possibly existing air will escape.
The system pressure gauge will indicate a pressure of 0 bar.
– Once the residual air has completely escaped from the system, firmly
retighten the knurled .
9. Remove all safety cladding necessary to perform the maintenance work.
Once the maintenance work has been concluded:

10. Reattach all removed safety cladding.
11. Open the ball valve at the compressed air outlet.
12. Prior to switching on again, check whether anyone else is working on the
compressor.
13. Remove warning sign not until then and release mains disconnecting
device.
14. Unlock Emergency Stop button.

Maintenance 6.2 General
6.2 General
Maintenance through Have BOGE service check your compressor every 3,000 operating hours or
BOGE customer service annually.
Note!
Maintenance agreement!
Enter into a maintenance agreement with BOGE.
BOGE service will carry out the proper maintenance on your compressor at
regular intervals. This guarantees maximum safety and realiability of your
compressed air supply.
Review of regular
maintenance work
Fig. 6.1: Review of regular maintenance work
1 Compressed air refrigeration dryer DRL 9 (only series C 4 D...C 9 D)

2 Oil change
3 Clean compressed air/oil cooler exernally
4 – Check oil level
– Top up oil

5 Change oil filter and oil separator

6 Check suction filter
– Clean/Change filter cartridge
7 Top up oil in the suction controller after extended stoppages
8 Check pressure/adjust
9 Check V-belts
10 Change supply air filter: series C 4...C 7
11 Change supply air filter: series C 9 / C 4 D...C 9 D
Maintenance intervals The maintenance intervals specified in the table are based on average oper-
ating and ambient conditions.
Extreme conditions may require shorter maintenance intervals.
Note!
Note down any maintenance work in the table on the last page.
This will facilitate trouble shooting for Boge service.
Attention!
Check monthly if all screw connections on the compressor are fully tight-
ened.
Oil change:
Prior to using mineral or food compatible oil make sure to change oil filter
after the first 500 operating hours.

Maintenance work Maintenance intervals in operating hours 1) Page

weekly, 1,000 1,500 3,000 9,000
monthly annually annually annually every
2 years
General maintenance work
Check final compression temperature
w Control
(target value: 70...100°C)
Check compressor for leaks X –
Check system relief at system pressure gauge (22)
w Control
(target value 0 – 1.5 bar)
Check function of Emergency Stop button m Control
Cleaning the oil cooler X 61
Check and if necessary change supply filter w 53
Check automatic condensate drain (C 4 D and C 9 D) w –
Check if electrical connections are tightened X –
Air circuit
Check and if necessary clean suction filter m 52
Change suction filter cartridge X 52
Check safety valve X 62
Replace minimum pressure valve (wearing parts set) X –
Replace suction controller X –
Oil circuit
Check oil level and top up as required 2) X 55
Change oil separator 2) X 58
Change oil filter 2) X 57
Change oil 2)
X 58
Replace oil regulator (wearing parts set) 2) X –
Replace nozzle with dirt catch X –
Drive
Check / change V-belt X 54
Lubricate drive motor bearings Drive motors with permanent lubrication 53
Replace motor bearing Depending on mains frequency: 50 Hz 10,000 operating hours
60 Hz 8,000 operating hours
1)
If the compressor is not often used, undertake the maintenance according to the specified intervals (weekly/monthly/annually) depending on the number of operating
hours.
2)
The specified intervals only apply when BOGE compressor oil Syprem 8000 S is used! The service life may differ depending on the ambient temperature. In this case
have the oil analyzed by your BOGE service!
Table 6.1: Maintenance intervals

General information
concerning the
lubricants used

Oil presents a potential danger to health and environment due to their addi-
tives.
– Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
Wear protective gloves made of resistant synthetic material.
Wash yourself thoroughly after contact with oils.
– Do not inhale the fumes or mist.
– Protect your environment.
Ensure that no oil is spilt.
– Fire, naked flames and smoking is strictly prohibited when handling oil.
Please take notice of the directions in the corresponding safety data sheet!
We recommend using only oil according to the following specification:

– Viscosity range of 55 mm²/s at 40°C.
– Minimum viscosity at 100°C of 8 mm²/s.
– Maximum viscosity at 0°C of 1,000 mm²/s.
– Comply to FZG test acc. to DIN 51 354 with failure load stage 10.
– (Test Method A/8,3/90 10).
– Excellent oxidation stability: Meets requirements of Pneurop oxidation
test.
– Antifoam – additives.
– Additives to prevent residue formation.
– Compatibility with all used sealing materials like Neoprene, FPM, PTFE,
FKM (Viton) and acrylic and epoxy resin paints.
– Flash point > 230°C.
– Additives for excellent demulsifying properties.
– Additives for corrosion protection of metallic surfaces.
– Excellent oxidation stability: Rotating bomb oxidation Test (ASTM D 2272)
higher than 2,400 minutes.
– Meets VDL requirements DIN 51 506 for lube oils (including Pneurop test).
– Or you use BOGE compressor oil Syprem 8000 S.The stated mainte-
nance intervals refer to the use of Syprem 8000 S only.
– Syprem 8000 S can be purchased from BOGE retailers.
– Never mix different oil types and brands.
The additives may be incompatible. It may lead to foam formation, prema-
ture aging or loss of lubricating ability.

Disposal of used
operating material
Attention!
The handling and disposal of mineral oils is subject to legal regulations. It is
an offense not to ensure correct and safe disposal of old oil!
Please instruct one of the known service companies to dispose of used oper-
ating materials or deliver them to an authorized disposal point.
Observe the following points when disposing of old oil:
– Never mix the oil with other material or liquids.
– Used oil filters and oil separator cartridges require special waste treat-
ment and must be kept separate from normal waste!
Pressure hoses
Caution!
Risk of injury and damage to compressor due to obsolete pressure hoses!
Never use pressure hoses beyond the prescribed service life!
Check hoses and connections regularly for leakages! Check the service life
of the hoses and replace them in due time!
As replacement only use original spare parts released by BOGE!
Used pressure hoses are not permitted as a replacement!
Spare and wearing parts
Caution!
Only use original spare parts, compressor oils and operating materials re-
leased by BOGE for repair and maintenance work.
BOGE is not liable for any damage resulting from the use of other spare parts
or operating materials.
Attention!
If the nozzle with dirt catch is soiled the oil consumption may increase signif-
icantly!

Maintenance 6.3 Compressor maintenance work
6.3 Compressor maintenance work
Clean or change suction Cleaning:

filter – 1x monthly, however, at least every 500 operating hours.
– Correspondingly earlier if the air taken in is heavily soiled.
Change:
– In the event of damage.
– After the second cleaning.
Switch off the compressor with the OFF button.

Removing the filter car-

tridge
– Open sound absorbing
hood.
– Remove the lid (1) of the
filter case.
– Take out the filter car-
tridge (2).
Fig. 6.2: Changing the intake filter
Cleaning the filter

cartridge
Attention!
Do not clean filter cartridges in liquids.
Do not use any hard objects when cleaning to avoid damaging the filter pa-
per.
Refit a new filter cartridge in the event of damage or once it has been cleaned
twice.
– Hit on the filter cartridge using the palm of your hand to knock out coarse
dust.
– Blow out fine dust from the inside to the outside using dry compressed
air (maximum pressure 5 bar).
– Clean the sealing surface of the filter cartridge.

Fitting a filter cartridge

– Insert filter cartridge into the filter housing.
– Attach lid of the filter housing.
– Fit sound absorbing safety hood again.
Changing the supply air Check:

filter mats – 1x weekly,
however, at least every 500 operating hours.
– Correspondingly earlier if the air taken in is heavily soiled.
Change:
– When a crust of dirt has accumulated on the filter mat.
– When the final compression temperature has exceeded its set point value
by 4 to 5°C.
The crust of dirt on the filter mat prevents an adequate cooling air supply.

C 4...C 7 C9
Fig. 6.3: Changing the supply air filter mats
– Pull plug-in filter mat (1) out of its holder.

– Insert new plug-in filter mat (1) into the holder.
Drive motors with As a rule, the bearings of the drive motors are provided with a maintenance
permanent lubrication free permanent lubrication.
Under normal operating conditions (coolant temperature max. 40°C, continous
operation) the bearings are maintenance free for the service life.
The service life decreases or increases as thermal stress increases or
decreases (due to increased or reduced coolant temperature).

Attention!
Have BOGE service dismantle the bearings and install new bearings once
the specified service life has expired.
Changing the V-belt Check:

– Once a year for damages.
Change:
– In case of visible damages
Note!
The BOGE GM drive system automatically adjusts the V-belt to the correct
V-belt tension in any operating mode.
Thus maintenance of the V-belt drive is limited to the above mentioned work.

Let the compressor cool down. As the cooler is approx. 80 – 90°C hot there
is a risk of burns.
Changing the V-belt:

– Open sound absorbing hood.
– Turn checking nut (1) upwards. The two bushes in the spring must butt.
– Remove the slackened belts from the belt pulleys.
– Fit new V-belts.
– Turn checking nut (1) downwards as far as possible. The V-belts are auto-
matically correctly tensioned by the BOGE GM drive system.
– Fit sound absorbing hood again.
Fig. 6.4: Lift motor plate

Settings of the GM
motor tensioning device sealed The settings shown in the following
C 4...C 9 D table are fixed by the manufacturer
and may not be changed. Slight devi-
ations are allowed and compensated
by the GM drive system.
The current settings are also shown
on the GM drive system. With special
versions the settings on the sticker
+ 0 / - 1 mm
Setting may deviate from the standard val-
ues.
1 Checking nut
blue
Model Pressure Standard Setting

motor +0/–1
[bar] [kg] [mm]
C4/C4D 8 / 10 / 13 45 98
C5/C5D 8 / 10 / 13 49 90
C7/C7D 8 / 10 / 13 66 102
Motor tens. spring w/o initial tension

C9/C9D 8 / 10 / 13 68
(Tensioning device may not clatter)
Table 6.2: Settings for standard motors
Checking the oil level, Check:

topping up oil – Prior to commissioning/start-up of the compressor.
– Then every 1,000 operating hours, however at least once a year.
Topping up:
– When the oil level has dropped below the "min" mark (see sketch).
Attention!
Always use the same oil type when topping up. Never mix different oil types
and brands.

– Switch off the compressor using the OFF button.

– Close ball valve at the compressed air outlet.
– Open sound absorbing safety hood.
– Vent the compressor (as described in the beginning of the chapter).
– Wait approx. 3 minutes to permit the oil to settle.

Danger of burning due to hot oil!
Always wear your compulsory personal protective equipment when working
on the compressor!

– Remove plug (2) of oil filling socket (1) (see Figure 6.5).
– Check oil level.

The oil level must not drop
below the "min" mark.
– If necessary, top up with
oil to the lower edge of the
thread ("max." mark) on
the oil filling socket.
– Screw plug (2) back in.
max
min
Fig. 6.5: Checking the oil level, topping up with oil
– Close sound absorbing safety hood.

– Open ball valve at the compressed air outlet.

Changing the oil filter Change:

– Prior to using mineral or food compatible oil make sure to change oil filter
after the first 500 operating hours.
– After 3,000 operating hours, however, no later than after one year.
– With each oil change!
Switch off the compressor using the OFF button.

– Close ball valve at the compressed air outlet.
– Vent the compressor (as described in the beginning of the chapter).
– Wait approx. 3 minutes to permit the oil to settle.

Do not touch hot surfaces!
– Slacken screws on service cover (3) land remove cover.
– Take out oil filter cartridge (4) and remove from support body (5).
– Slide support body in the new oil filter cartridge.
Attention!
Over-current/ Non-return valve (6) must be fitted facing up.
– Fit oil filter cartridge (4) with support body (5).
– Check o-rings on service cover for damage and replace if necessary.
– Fit service cover (3) and tighten screws.
– Open ball tap at compressed air exit.
– Switch on compressor and run till it reaches operating temperature.
– Check tightness of service cover and re-tighten screws.
Fig. 6.6: Changing the oil filter

Changing the oil Change:

separator (Fig. 6.6) – When warning message "8" appears on the contro system display (RATIO
only).
– After 3,000 operating hours, however, no later than after one year.

If the prescribed maintenance intervals are not observed, the oil separators
might become blocked. In this case, the differential pressure will increase
until the safety valve blows.
Switch off the compressor using the OFF button


– Do not touch hot surfaces!
– Slacken screws on service cover (3) and remove cover.
– Pull oil disperser cartridge (1) up out of the o-ring seal.
– Check seat of o-ring.
– Lightly oil bottom of new cartridge in and press into o-ring seal.
– Check o-rings on service cover for damage and replace if necessary.
– Fit service cover (3) and tighten screws.
– Open ball tap at compressed air exit.
– Switch on compressor and run till it reaches operating temperature.
– Check tightness of service cover and re-tighten screws.
Oil change Change:

– After 9,000 operating hours, however, at the latest after two years.
– With other types the appropriate oil change intervals must be complied
with.
Note!
The service life of the oil, the oil filter and oil separators is reduced under the
following conditions:
– When the compressor is operated at extreme ambient temperatures.
– When the intake air is extremely soiled.
Building up a pressure cushion

The combined compressed air / oil receiver is located at the lowest point of the
system. Therefore, a light pressure cushion (approx. 1.5 bar system pressure)
must be applied to drain the oil. This pressure cushion forces the oil through
the drain hose into a suitable collecting basin (see fig. 6.8, 6.9).

– Switch off the copressor using the OFF button.

Draining old oil

– Switch off compressor. After approx 2 sec screw cap nut (5) on the bleed
aperture of the magnetic valve.
(The nut is located in the storage compartment of the switch cabinet.)

Danger of scalding with hot oil!
Always wear protective gloves when working on the compressor!
– Remove blind plug (1) at oil drain (3) with the tap closed.
– Fit oil drainage hose (2). (The hose is located on the machine.)
– Place the oil drain hose into a suitable container.
– Slowly open the stop valve. The pressure cushion forces the oil into the
container.
– Once the compressed air/oil receiver has been completely drained, close
the stop valve.
– Remove oil drainage hose and replace blind plug with new copper seal.
– Remove cap nut from solenoid valve.
– Change oil filter (proceed as described before).
– Change oil separators (proceed as described before).
Filling with new oil:

– Fill up to the edge of the thread of the filling socket (max.) (proceed as
described before).
Attention!
After each oil change you have to fill a small quantity of oil into the suction
controller before starting the compressor.
For oil quantity and procedure see chapter "Installation", chapter "Commis-
sioning following extended stoppages".
Attention!
Always fill with the same oil type as previously used. Never mix different oil
types and brands.
The oil circuit must be flushed prior to changing the oil type.

– Conduct trial run.

– Check the oil filters and oil separators for leaks and tighten by hand, if
necessary (proceed as described before).
– Check oil level (proceed as described before).
Top up oil losses, if any.
Fig. 6.7: Solenoid valve on the suction controller with the cap nut screwed on
Fig. 6.8: Oil drain – Oil compressed air chamber
Fig. 6.9: Oil drain with fitted oil drainage hose

Flushing the oil circuit Flushing the oil circuit with clean oil becomes necessary:
– When the oil is excessively soiled.
– Prior to changing the oil type.
Attention!
Detailed information as to the flushing with BOGE oils you can obtain from
the following service number:
Telephone: +49 5206 601-140
Cleaning the Cleaning:

compressed air/oil – After 1,500 operating hours, however, at the latest after one year.
cooling unit
Note!
The service life of the compressed air/oil cooling unit depends on the degree
of soiling (dust, oil vapour) of the suctioned cooling air. Extreme external soil-
ing of the cooling unit leads to an increased temperature in the oil circuit.
Switch off the compressor using the OFF button.

Attention!
Do not use any sharp objects for cleaning!
These could damage the cooling unit.
– Blow down the dirt with compressed air in the opposite direction to the
normal cooling air flow. Vacuum out the dirt using an industrial vacuum
cleaner.
If the cooling unit is excessively soiled (cleaning is no longer possible with
compressed air), have it disassembled and cleaned by BOGE service.

Air-oil-cooler
Fig. 6.10: Cleaning the compressed air/oil cooling unit
Checking the safety Check:

valve – After approx. 3,000 operating hours, however, at least once a year.
Check safety valve by opening the screw plug (1).

Danger of scalding with hot oil!
Always wear protective goggles and gloves!
Take extreme care when checking the safety valve with the compressor
running taking all safety measures into consideration.
A hot air-oil mixture escapes when opening!
– Open the threaded plug (1) counterclockwise. The hot air-oil mixture
escapes.
– Tighten the threaded plug by turning clockwise.
Fig. 6.11: Check safety valve

Maintenance 6.4 Maintenance work compressed air dryer DRL 9
6.4 Maintenance work compressed air dryer DRL 9
Attention!
Prior to any maintenance make sure to observe applicable safety regulations
for electrical equipment and devices (see chapter „General safety instruc-
tions“ at 1).
Note!
Owing to the fact that maintenance intervals extremely depend on the re-
spective operation and installation conditions, all values provided are refer-
ence values only.
Daily checks – Check function of condensate drain.

Check if water is discharged.
– Pressure dew point monitoring.
Weekly maintenance Inspection and, if necessary, cleaning of condensate draining system.
Annually maintenance Condensate drain: Replace wearing part kit.

For further information please see separate Operating Instructions of the con-
densate drain.
Attention!
Any maintenance on the condensate drainer may be performed under pres-
sureless conditions only.

Maintenance 6.5 Spare parts and optional equipment
6.5 Spare parts and optional equipment
List of spare and

wearing parts for the Designation
compressor Compressor oil Syprem 8000 S
(for maintenance) Set of V-belts
Maintenance kit comprising of:
oil filter, oil separator, suction filter cartridge, gaskets, nozzle with dirt catch
Wearing part kits comprising of:
oil regulator, minimum pressure valve, solenoid valve
Intake regulator including solenoid valve
Spare parts compressed

air dryer DRL 9
Note!
BOGE will make every effort to permanently update replacement parts inven-
tory. Please contact the BOGE service department for any DRL 9 com-
pressed air dryer replacement parts:
Telephone: +49 5206 601-140
List of available
optional equipment Designation
Optional equipment for compressed air treatment
Oil/water separator
Automatic condensate draining unit Bekomat
Attention!
When ordering, please specify the data on the type plate:
– Type
– Year of manufacture
– Machine number

Appendix 7.1 Guidelines and standards complied with
Part 7: Appendix 7.1 Guidelines and standards complied with
The compressor conforms to the following guidelines and standards:
Guidelines and directives

– Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
– Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC
– EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
– Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
– Simple Pressure Vessels Directive 2009/105/EC
Applied harmonized standards

– DIN EN 1012-1:2011
– DIN EN ISO 12100:2011
– DIN EN 60204-1 / VDE 0113-1:2007
– DIN EN 61000-6-2 / VDE 0839-6-2:2006
– DIN EN 61000-6-4 / VDE 0839-6-4:2007
7.2 Flow chart
On the following pages you will find the individual flow charts for the different
machine types and components.

Appendix 7.2 Flow chart
Air cooled version,

standard,
series C 4...C 9 D

Appendix 7.2 Flow chart
101 Intake air INLET

102 Compressed air OUTLET
1 Suction filter
4 Suction controller
5 Air relief and regulation control valve
7 Drive motor
8 Air end
9 Final compression temperature display and switch
10 Combined compressed air/oil receiver
11 Oil separator
12 Safety valve
16 Thermostatic oil control valve
17 Oil cooler
18 Oil filter
21 Minimum pressure check valve
23 Network pressure transmitter
24 Pressure gauge reading in display
25 Stop valve, compressed air outlet
27 Stop valve, oil drainage
28 Throttle with filter
29 Compressed air refrigeration dryer (only series C 4 D...C 9 D)

Please note the completed maintenance work in the respective columns.
Page 68
Date Operating Net System Tempera- Suction Intake Oil Oil Oil Cooling Motor Com- Remarks
hours pressure pressure ture level separator mainte-
Appendix
filter filter filter unit pressed

* ** cleaning nance air dryer
7.3
7.3 List of maintenance and service work

List of maintenance and service work
* Cl = Cleaning ** Co = Control
* Ch = Change ** Ch = Change
BOGE Operating instructions for C 4...C 9 D series screw compressors

hours pressure pressure ture level separator mainte-
Appendix
filter filter filter unit pressed

7.3

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hours pressure pressure ture separator mainte-
Appendix
filter filter filter level unit pressed

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BOGE Operating instructions for C 4...C 9 D series screw compressors Page I

Part 1: 1.1 General safety instructions ........................................................... 1

Part 2: 2.1 Technical data Compressor......................................................... 13

2.3 Function description compressor............................................... 16

2.4 Function description compressed air dryer DRL 9 ................... 18

2.5 Compressor control ..................................................................... 19

2.6 Control for compressed air dryer DRL 9 .................................... 20

2.7 Control device ............................................................................... 21

2.8 Safety and monitoring devices.................................................... 22

Part 3: 3.1 Transport and storage.................................................................. 23

3.2 Compressor room......................................................................... 25

3.4 Electrical connection.................................................................... 33

Page IV BOGE Operating instructions for C 4...C 9 D series screw compressors

Checking the rotational direction .................................................... 34

3.6 Dismantling ................................................................................... 38

Part 4: 4.1 Operation....................................................................................... 39

Part 5: 5.1 General .......................................................................................... 41

5.3 Compressed air dryer DRL 9 faults............................................. 43

Part 6: 6.1 Safety instructions ....................................................................... 45

6.3 Compressor maintenance work .................................................. 52

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6.4 Maintenance work compressed air dryer DRL 9........................ 63

6.5 Spare parts and optional equipment .......................................... 64

Part 7: 7.1 Guidelines and standards complied with ................................... 65

7.3 List of maintenance and service work ........................................ 68

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Part 1: General 1.1 General safety instructions

Safety instructions for Compressor

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12. Undertake conversions and modifications of the compressor only in agree-

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Caution: Risk of injury!

– During operation, the compressor generates a high sound pressure level

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Warning: High Voltage!

Obligations of the owner The owner is obliged to,

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Personal protective In general for all work on the compressor

For special duties

Safety instructions for Compressor

Warning: High voltage!

1. Ensure that maintenance work is only carried out by appropriately trained

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3. Prior to maintenance or repair work:

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10. No protection or safety device may temporarily or permanently be modi-

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15. Do not use any flammable solvents for cleaning.

Handling of refrigerants 1. Always wear protective goggles and gloves.

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1. When disposing of old equipment do not forget that DL dryers in a closed