Installing the Bridge Hardware

2.9Periodic Maintenance

Periodic maintenance consists of cleaning of the bridge’s two internal air filters. This should be done at least once per year, and more often as required by the bridge’s environment.

Figure 12 Location of Air Filters

Upper

Air Filter

(behind Vent)

Remove 2 screws,

remove power supply

to clean

Lower Filter

Lower

Air Filter

(behind Vent)

Cleaning the Filters

You will have to remove operating power to the bridge before cleaning the filters. Contact your network administrator and make sure your application will not be adversely affected. Then remove power to the bridge.

Remove the filters, clean them with a detergent solution suitable for your site, and reinstall them. The filter locations are described below.

Upper Filter

Remove the four screws securing the bridge’s enclosure cover, and remove the cover. The upper filter is accessible behind the bridge’s front panel.

Lower Filter

Remove the two screws securing the bridge’s power supply, and move the supply away from the rest of the bridge assembly. The lower filter is accessible behind the power supply’s front panel.

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174 CEV specifications

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