Blower & Vacuum Pump

BLOWER & VACUUM PUMP
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
IRS(IRW)-80B ・IRS(IRW)-100A・IRS(IRW)-125A・IRS-125B
IRS(IRW)-125F・IRS(IRW)-150A・IRS(IRW)-200A・IRS-200B
IRS(IRW)-200F・IRS(IRW,IRT)-200C・IRS(IRW,IRT)-250A・IRS-300A
・ Hand this manual to actual blower users.

・ Read and understand this manual before using ITO blowers.
・ No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form, including pho-
tocopying or translation into another language, without the prior writ-
ten consent of ITO.
Document No. MG1007-00

Foreword
Thank you for purchasing ITO products.
This manual is a user`s guide for the following ITO blower models: IRS(IRW)-80B, IRS(IRW)-
100A, IRS(IRW)-125A, IRS-125BIRS(IRW)-125F, IRS(IRW)-150A, IRS(IRW)-200A, IRS-200B,
IRS(IRW)-200F, IRS(IRW,IRT)-200C, IRS(IRW,IRT)-250A, and IRS-300A.
Blowers are designed so that atmospheric pressure is maintained on the suction side, and pressure
higher than the atmospheric one is maintained on the discharge side; for vacuum pumps, pressure
lower than the atompspheric one is maintained on the suction side, and atmospheric pressure is
maintained on the discharge side. Hereafter in this manual, blowers and vacuum pumps are collec-
tively called “Blowers.” Before using the ITO blower, read this manual thoroughly to understand its
structure, functions, and procedures for its long, safe, and trouble-free operation.
General Precautions
・ Read and understand this manual before using ITO blowers.
・ For safety, read and understand safety precautions.
・ Hand this manual to actual blower users.
・ Keep this manual in a convenient place for quick and easy reference at all times.
・ For safety, follow instructions in this manual.
・ The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
・ All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form, including
photocopying or translation into another language, without the prior written consent of
ITO.
・ If there are missing or incorrectly collated pages, contact your ITO dealer or office.
・ If this manual is lost, contact your ITO dealer or office.
Contents
This manual consists of the following chapters. When a reference is made, read and follow it care-
fully.
Chapter 1　General
Chapter 2　Installation
Chapter 3　Operation
Chapter 4　Maintenance
Chapter 5　Troubleshooting
i
Signal Words
Safety precautions are categorized into “WARNING” or “CAUTION” as follows.
WARNING if not avoided, can result in death or injury.
CAUTION if not avoided, may result in incidents of property

damage.
Safety Symbols
indicates a prohibited action to avoid a hazard.
prohibits from use in a combustible area or near open flame.
prohibits from touching.
indicates an action to avoid a hazard.
indicates an action to ground earth lug.
indicates a possibility of an electrical shock.
indicates a caution of rotating parts.
indicates a caution of high temperature.
ii
Safety Precautions　- Read First -
Installation WARNING
Wear a helmet, safety shoes, protective glasses, earplugs, and electrostatic pre-
ventive work clothes. Fix long hair and remove jewelry.
Falling objects, noise, getting caught between rotating parts, and static charge can result in severe
injury.
In case of natural disaster such as earthquake and tsunami, stop working on the
blower immediately.
Operate a crane only by a licensed operator.

Operation mistake can lead to a drop or a crash, resulting in serious injury.
Before operating a crane, notify people around the crane verbally and with no-
tices, “Crane is in operation.”
When unpacking, be careful not to drop contents and tools on your feet.
Your feet can be injured.
When unpacking, use tools carefully.

Injury can result.
Keep your feet and so on away from an electrical drill.

Serious injury can result.
Ground earth lug.

You can get an electrical shock.
Do not touch cable joints.

Wiring must be installed only by suitably qualified personnel.

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CAUTION
After all protective covers are removed from blower openings, make sure that
foreign objects do not enter the blower.
Foreign objects may result in blower seize or damage in the casing.
Foundation must be constructed by experienced personnel.

Improper foundation may cause blower vibration and noise.
To install multiple blowers on the common floor, isolate blowers separately by

different foundations.
The common foundation for multiple blowers may cause blower resonance and more noise.
Connect a silencer as close to the blower suction or discharge port as possible.

Resonance inside pipings may occur, resulting in noise.　
Install a safety valve and a pressure gauge closer to the blower than a gate valve and a
check valve.
Blower may be damaged.
For a safety valve with its discharge side facing upstream of the blower, attach a
cooler.
Hot gas may lead to damage in the casing.
For blowers conveying air or gas containing a lot of dust, mount a filter on the
suction side to prevent a blower from blocking.
Foreign objects may enter the blower resulting in blower seize or damage in the casing.
If the suction side piping is curved, install a drain separator or drain puller.
Clogged drain may cause water hammer phenomena, resulting in blower damage.
For blowers equipped with an aftercooler, install a drain separator.

Condensed water may enter the piping line.
Support the piping adequately so that it does not apply much load to the blower
and the piping.
Blower or piping may be damaged.
iv
Before installing accessories and the piping, remove all protective covers and
vaporization rust inhibitors from the blower openings.
Operation with them inside the blower may cause blower damage.
For blowers with the piping on the suction side, mount a metallic strainer with 30
to 40 mesh on the suction port to prevent foreign objects such as spatter from
entering the blower. After trial run, remove the strainer.
Install wiring following a motor manual.

Motor may be damaged.
Operation
WARNING
injury.
blower immediately.
During operation and for 1 hour after a blower stops, do not touch the blower
casing, the piping, rotating parts, and accessories.
Any part of your body or clothes can get caught between rotating parts, resulting in burn or in-
jury.
Do not operate the blower with the belt cover or coupling cover removed.
Any part of your body or clothes can get caught between rotating parts, resulting in injury.
In case of an accident during operation, stop the blower immediately.

Do not restart operation until the trouble is identified and remedied.
During operation, wear earplugs and instruct people around the blower to wear
earplugs.
Noise can cause hearing damage.
During operation, make sure that there are no tools, cloth, and other objects on
the blower unit, accessories, and piping.
Vibration can drop objects from above, resulting in serious injury.
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While discharging gas into the atmosphere from the safety valve, keep away
from the discharge side.
Hot gas can cause burn or serious injury.
Before checking or repairing, turn off the electric power supply, and warn people
around the blower verbally and with notices, “Work Ahead. Do not turn on the
electric power supply.”
If the blower is operated while work is being done on it, serious injury can result.
Before turning V-belts or the blower shaft manually, turn off the electric power
supply to prevent fingers from being caught.
Your fingers can get caught between V-belts or into the blower, resulting in serious injury.
Before removing a drain plug, remove an oil feed plug carefully to release pres-
sure inside the oil case.
If the drain plug is removed before the oil feed plug is removed, oil can be splashed, resulting in
serious burn.
Before operation, notify people around the blower verbally and with notices,
"Blower is in operation.”
While checking from the inspection door on the belt cover or coupling cover, do
not reach into the door.
Your hand can get caught between rotating parts, resulting in serious injury.
CAUTION
Do not start a blower with drain or seal water left inside the casing.
Water hammer phenomena may cause blower damage.
Operate the blower with an appropriate amount of clean lubricant.

An excessive lubricant level may cause abnormal temperature rise due to stirring
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heat. A lack or
dirt of lubricant may cause blower seize or damage.
Do not adjust the air capacity by using valves on the suction or the discharge
side.
The pressure may increase rapidly and blower may be damaged.
vi
In areas where temperature drops to 0 degree C or lower, drain all the water in
the blower when stopping cooling water or seal water.
Water may freeze, resulting in blower damage.
For soundproof boxes with a fan, operate the fan during blower operation.
Use ITO recommended lubricant, and follow recommended replacement cycle

and quantity.
Adjust V-belt tensions properly.

Improper V-belt tensions may cause V-belt slip and damage.
To adjust V-belt tensions, use a hydraulic lifter. Never use a jack bolt that is sup-
plied with the motor.
The jack bolt may be deformed or damaged.
When a suction strainer or a filter is clogged, clean it.

The suction pressure may fall into a vacuum state, leading to blower seize.
As for cooling water or seal water quality, conform to standard established by the
Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association (JRA).
Piping may be clogged or the blower may be damaged.
Before turning on the electric power supply, open valves for piping fully.
Turning on the electric power supply with valves closed may cause damage in the casing.
For blowers with gas purges such as one mechanical seal type, follow the design
purge pressure specified in specifications.
Purge pressure exceeding the rated value may increase pressure abnormally in the side cover and
the oil case, and cause blower seize or damage in the casing.
Open the cock of the pressure gauge only when reading it.
Operating with the cock opened may cause damage to the pressure gauge.
vii
Maintenance
WARNING
injury.
blower immediately.
jury.
earplugs.
from the discharge port.

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serious burn.
While handling lubricant, keep fire away.

Fire can occur, resulting in burn.
Before adding or changing oil, turn off the electric power supply.
Oil can be splashed, resulting in serious burn.
CAUTION

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heat. A lack or
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Replace V-belts with new ones all from the same manufacturer.
V-belts may be applied with uneven load, resulting in earlier wear or cut.

and quantity.
While removing accessories or piping from the blower unit, make sure that for-
eign objects do not enter the piping and the blower inside.
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Table of Contents
1 General
1 General.......................................................................... 1
1.1 Operating Principle.............................................................. 2
1.2 Models................................................................................. 2
1.3 External View...................................................................... 3
1.4 Main Parts and Features..................................................... 3

2 Installation
1.5 Unit...................................................................................... 4
1.6 Standard Layout of Accessories......................................... 4
1.7 Lineup of Accessories......................................................... 5
1.8 Precautions for Inverter Operation...................................... 6
2 Installation...................................................................... 7
3 Operation
2.1 Unpack and Confirm a Purchase........................................ 9
2.2 Check Installation Requirements...................................... 10
2.3 Foundation Construction................................................... 11
2.4 Install Blower Unit to Foundation...................................... 12
2.5 Attach Accessories and Pipes........................................... 13

4 Maintenance
2.6 Install Wiring...................................................................... 15
2.7 Place Soundproof Box...................................................... 16

5 Troubleshooting
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1 General
3 Operation..................................................................... 17
3.1 Check before Operation.................................................... 20
3.2 Turn ON Electric Power Supply........................................ 22
3.3 Trial Run (Only first time after installation)........................ 24
3.4 Operation Check (Daily).................................................... 26
2 Installation
3.5 Turn OFF Electric Power Supply....................................... 27
3.6 Store Blower...................................................................... 28
4 Maintenance................................................................. 29
4.1 Maintenance Checklist...................................................... 32
4.2 Adjust V-belt Tensions...................................................... 36
3 Operation
4.3 Adjust Couplings............................................................... 38
4.4 Replace Coupling Rubber................................................. 39
4.5 Add or Change Oil............................................................. 40
4.6 Clean or Replace Filter on Suction Side........................... 42
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting........................................................... 43
Troubleshooting Checklist........................................................... 44
Service Warranty................................................................. 50
Disposal............................................................................... 50
5 Troubleshooting
Blower Specifications. ...................................................................51

After-sales Service
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MEMO
1 General
Chapter 1 General
This chapter provides blower basic information.
2 Installation
1.1 Operating Principle...........................................................2
1.2 Models..............................................................................2
1.3 External View....................................................................3
3 Operation
1.4 Main Parts and Features..................................................3
1.5 Unit...................................................................................4
1.6 Standard Layout of Accessories.......................................4
4 Maintenance
1.7 Lineup of Accessories......................................................5
1.8 Precautions for Inverter Operation...................................6

5 Troubleshooting

1.1 Operating Principle
Two rotors in the casing rotate in opposite directions (in the direction shown by the arrows) to suck gas from
1 General
the suction port. The gas is first trapped in spaces between the casing and the rotors, then pushed out of the
discharge port.
2 Installation
ex: IRS-200F
1.2 Models
Various models are available for a wide range of applications.
Following explains meanings of your ITO blower models.
3 Operation
IRS - 200 F JM
S : Standard
W : Jacket type
T : High pressure type
Flange diameter
4 Maintenance
A, B, C, or F: Classified by specifications
No alphabet: Standard
T : Self air cooled type
J : Side-cover Water Cooled type
M ��
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Parts exposed to gas is plated
5 Troubleshooting
S ��
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Parts exposed to gas is stainless steel

1.3 External View
1 General
Gear
end Suction port
Casing
Rotor
2 Installation
Discharge port
Drive Drive
end end
External View Section View
ex: IRS-200F
3 Operation
1.4 Main Parts and Features
Main parts and their features are as follows:
Casing Lubrication
The discharge port is located on the right-hand viewing Gears and bearings are lubricated with oil.
from the drive end. For an option, the discharge port is
located on the left-hand viewing from the drive end. Drive System
The blower and the motor are connected by driving
Rotor V-belts or couplings. For the belt drive system, pulleys
4 Maintenance
A rotor is not a solid part with shafts cooling-fitted to both are set on the blower and motor shafts, and then V-belts
ends of the rotor body. are set over the pulleys. For the coupling drive system,
the blower and the motor shafts are connected by cou-
Gear plings.
Gears keep definite clearances between two rotors in the
casing, and transmits rotation from the drive rotor to the Sealing System
driven rotor. Shafts are sealed with labyrinth and oil seals. For blowers
conveying corrosive gas, shafts are sealed with optional
5 Troubleshooting
mechanical seals.

1.5 Unit
A blower unit is assembled as shown in the illustration below. It is shipped with oil filled.
1 General
Belt Cover Blower
Motor
Vibration Isolating Rubber
Common Base (option)
2 Installation
Sub-Base
(option)
ex: IRS-200F
1.6 Standard Layout of Accessories

The standard layout of accessories is shown in the illustrations below.
Blower
3 Operation
Suction Silencer
Safety Valve
Discharge Silencer
Check Valve
4 Maintenance
Expansion Joint Short Pipe for Safety Valve
Pressure Gauge
ex: IRS-200F
Vacuum Pump
Suction Silencer Expansion Joint

Discharge Silencer
Vacuum
Gauge
5 Troubleshooting
Safety Valve
ex: IRS-200F
Expansion Joint

1.7 Lineup of Accessories
Main blower accessories are shown in the illustrations below.
1 General
OS OSL KS JK TF TEJ
Expansion Joint
2 Installation
IS ISL TOAI
Suction Silencer
SP SVH SV
Safety Valve
3 Operation
DUO
ex: IRS-200F Check Valve
4 Maintenance
Discharge Silencer
ST RT
KS TOA Short Pipe for Safety Valve
<Other Accessories>
Gate Valve MS Strainer
Drain Separator Reduce Short Pipe
Water Tank Gas Filter
5 Troubleshooting
Soundproof Box Anchor Bolt

Pressure Gauge Cock for Oil Change
Pressure Gauge with Electric Contact
Water Hood for Suction Silencer
Stand for Pressure Gauge
Elbow Pipe for Safety Valve
Vacuum Gauge
DS KT KDS KSL Low Pressure Gauge
Thermometer for Bearing
Thermometer with Electric Contact

1.8 Precautions for Inverter Operation
To use an inverter, please observe precautions below.
1 General
1 Select a special motor for the inverter to be used.
2 Operate the blower within the frequency range specified by ITO.
3 During an inverter operation, resonance resulting in abnormal sound and/or

vibration may occur especially to blowers with vibration isolating rubbers.
Change frequency to where resonance does not occur.
2 Installation
4 To prevent problem, select a motor and an inverter from the same manufac-
turer.
3 Operation
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting

1 General
Chapter 2 Installation
Before installing a blower unit to the foundation, read and perform sections 2.1 “Unpack and Confirm
a Purchase” and 2.2 “Check Installation Requirements.”
To install the blower, follow the steps in this chapter.
2 Installation
2.1 Unpack and Confirm a Purchase......................................9
2.2 Check Installation Requirements....................................10
2.3 Foundation Construction................................................11
3 Operation
2.4 Install Blower Unit to Foundation....................................12
2.5 Attach Accessories and Pipes........................................13
2.6 Install Wiring...................................................................15
4 Maintenance
2.7 Place Soundproof Box....................................................16
Tools & Materials Needed

□ Specifications □ Common Tools
5 Troubleshooting
□ Pinch Bar □ Scissors

□ Cutter

Chapter 2 Safety Precautions　- Read First -
WARNING
1 General
injury.
In case of natural disasters such as earthquake and tsunami, stop working on

the blower immediately.
2 Installation

3 Operation
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting

2.1 Unpack and Confirm a Purchase
WARNING
1 General
When unpacking, be careful not to drop contents and tools on your feet.
Your feet can be injured.
When unpacking, use tools carefully.

Injury can result.
2 Installation
CAUTION
Unpack all packages. ��

Check all parts for shipping damage.

3 Operation
Check that you have received everything ��
Store all the unpacked packages in a place
listed in the specifications. where they do not interrupt works.
Check that values on nameplates of the

blower and the safety valve are the same
as those in the purchace order.
4 Maintenance
Gear
Blower nameplate
end
5 Troubleshooting
ex :IRS-200F
SAFETY VALVE
ITEM No.
MODEL
SET PRESS. kPa
SERIAL No.
ITO ENGINEERING CO.,LTD.
Safety Valve
ex: SP Safety valve nameplate

2.2 Check Installation Requirements
Before installation, check that all the following installation requirements are met.
1 General
Check Installation Requirements
The ground for foundation is level and steady.
Floor space is 400 mm or wider from all round the blower base and
accessories.
2 Installation
There are no explosives and combustibles in and around the installation

area.
The installtion area is light enough to work on a blower.

(It is light enough to read oil level clearly.)
For indoor installation, there are air vents with enough capacity.
3 Operation
For blowers using cooling water or seal water, there are facilities for water
supply and drainage.
A crane is available with more load capacity than blower unit weight.
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
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2.3 Foundation Construction
Foundation design and construction require its specialized knowledge. So, foundation must be constructed by
1 General
experienced personnel. To construct the foundation, meet all requirements described below.
CAUTION

To install multiple blowers on the common floor, isolate blowers separately by
2 Installation
different foundations.
The common foundation for multiple blowers may cause blower resonance and more noise.
Calculate
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foundation load, soil bearing Construct the foundation with capacities of
capacity, area of base, and concrete foundation load, soil bearing capacity, area
compressive strength, using calcuation of base, and concrete compressive strength
formulas below. calculated in step 1.
Level and steady the foundation.
3 Operation
・Foundation load MS (kg)
MS 3 × MB
MB: Blower unit weight (kg) ��
Cure and dry the concrete completely.
・Soil bearing capacity fe (ton/㎡ )

fe 20
・Area of base A (㎡ )
K × (MB+MS)
4 Maintenance
A
fe×103

K: Safety factor for each model
Blower with large load change: 4
Blower with small load change: 2
・Concrete compressive strength Fc (kg/c㎡ )

Fc 210
5 Troubleshooting
11
2.4 Install Blower Unit to Foundation
WARNING
1 General
Keep your feet and so on away from an electrical drill.

Serious injury can result.
CAUTION

2 Installation
Make the levelness on the surface of flang- Align pulleys or couplings, referring to 4.2
es or the common base, 1 mm or less than or 4.3.
1 mm per 1 m�.
Although pulleys or couplings have been factory
set, they may be misaligned during transportation or
affected by the foundation condition.
Pouring grout into the common base space
3 Operation
is recommended for reducing vibration.

To pour grout,
・ Do not include air into grout.
・ Cure tightening bolts so that the blower and the
motor can be removed from the common base
for future use.
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
12
2.5 Attach Accessories and Pipes to Blower
CAUTION
1 General
Connect a silencer as close to the blower suction or discharge port as possible.
Resonance inside pipings may occur, resulting in noise.
Install a safety valve and a pressure gauge closer to the blower than a gate valve and a
check valve.
2 Installation
For a safety valve with its discharge side facing upstream of the blower, attach a
cooler.
Hot gas may lead to damage in the casing.
For blowers conveying air or gas containing a lot of dust, mount a filter on the
suction side to prevent a blower from blocking.
Foreign objects may enter the blower resulting in blower seize or damage in the casing.
If the suction side piping is curved, install a drain separator or drain puller.
3 Operation
Clogged drain may cause water hammer phenomena, resulting in blower damage.
For blowers equipped with an aftercooler, install a drain separator.

Condensed water may enter the piping line.
Support the piping adequately so that it does not apply much load to the blower
and the piping.
4 Maintenance
Blower or piping may be damaged.
Before installing accessories and the piping, remove all protective covers and
vaporization rust inhibitors from the blower openings.
Operation with them inside the blower may cause blower damage.
Foreign objects may resut in blower seize or damage in the casing.
5 Troubleshooting
13
Remove all protective covers and
vaporization rust inhibitors from the blower ��
Connect pipes for cooling water or seal
suction and discharge ports. water to the blower.
1 General
< Pipes Needed >

Number of Pipes
Type
Check
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the arrangement of your Needed
Piping for seal water
blower, referring to the outline drawing Wet-type vacuum pump
Inlet: 1
and section1.6 "Standard Layout of
Piping for cooling water
Accessories." Oil cooled type
・ Before connecting accessories to the blower, Inlet: 1　 Outlet: 1
check that the flow directions in accessories are Piping for cooling water
Jacket type
correct. Inlet: 1　 Outlet: 1
2 Installation
・ For blowers with pipes on the suction side, clean Side-cover water cooled Piping for cooling water
the inside of the pipes, and attach a metallic type Inlet: 1　 Outlet: 1
strainer with 30 to 40 meshes to the blower 4 Double-mechanical Piping for cooling water
suction port. seal type Inlet: 1　 Outlet: 1
Using a crane, carefully lift the previously

For blowers with gas purges, connect pipes
connected suction accessories and connect
them to the blower suction port.
3 Operation
Connect and support pipes so that too much load will < Pipes Needed >
not be applied to the blower. Number of Pipes
Type
Needed
Inlet: 2
Standard
(Drive end: 1, Gear end: 1)
Side-cover water cooled type
Using a crane, carefully lift the previously 80BJ
Inlet: 2
connected discharge accessories and 100AJ
(Drive end: 1, Gear end: 1)
connect them to the blower discharge port. 125AJ
Connect and support pipes so that too much load will 125FJ
4 Maintenance
not be applied to the blower. Side-cover water cooled type

150AJ
200AJ Inlet: 4
200FJ (Drive end: 2, Gear end: 2)
200CJ
250AJ
5 Troubleshooting
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2.6 Install Wiring
WARNING
1 General
Ground earth lug.
Do not touch cable joints.

2 Installation
Wiring must be installed only by suitably qualified personnel.
CAUTION
Install wiring following a motor manual.
Motor may be damaged.
3 Operation
Turn off the electric power supply. Ground earth lug.

Open the cover of the motor terminal box

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Close the cover of the motor terminal box
and install wiring following a motor manual.
securely.

4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
15
2.7 Place Soundproof Box
Lift the soundproof box using a crane, and

1 General
Secure the box to the foundation.

place it over the blower unit slowly.
・ Each soundproof box has its own size and
shape.
・ As for structure and assembly procedure of
split type soundproof boxes, see its drawing or
assembly instruction.
2 Installation
3 Operation
ex: IRS-200F
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
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1 General
Chapter 3 Operation
Before operation, perform section 3.1 “Check before Operation.” Perform section 3.4 “Operation
Check (Daily).” This chapter is essential to maximize safety and performance of a blower, and to
minimize trouble. Before first operation after installation, perform section 3.3 “Trial Run.”
2 Installation
3.1 Check before Operation.................................................20
3.2 Turn ON Electric Power Supply......................................22
3.3 Trial Run (Only first time after installation)......................24
3 Operation
3.4 Operation Check (Daily).................................................26
3.5 Turn OFF Electric Power Supply....................................27
3.6 Store Blower...................................................................28
4 Maintenance

□ Common Tools □ Vibrometer
5 Troubleshooting
□ Ammeter □ Voltmeter
□ Thermometer □ Listening rod
17
WARNING
1 General
injury.
blower immediately.
2 Installation
jury.
3 Operation

earplugs.
4 Maintenance

5 Troubleshooting
18
CAUTION
1 General
Do not start a blower with drain or seal water left inside the casing.
Water hammer phenomena may cause blower damage.

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heat. A lack or
2 Installation
Do not adjust the air capacity by using valves on the suction or the discharge
side.
The pressure may increase rapidly and blower may be damaged.
3 Operation
For soundproof boxes with a fan, operate the fan during blower operation.
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
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3.1 Check before Operation
WARNING
1 General
2 Installation
Before removing a drain plug, remove an oil feed plug carefully to relsease pres-
serious burn.
CAUTION
and quality.
3 Operation

4 Maintenance

5 Troubleshooting
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See the oil gauge on the drive end and Check the drain holes under the side
gear end, and check that the oil level is covers.
within the red circle (1). For Vacuum Pump
1 General
If the oil level is below the red circle, Check that the drain holes are opened.
remove the oil feed plug, and pour oil until its For Blower
level is within the circle. (see section 4.5.) Check that the drain holes are closed.
If the oil level is above the red circle,
remove the oil feed plug to release inside
pressure, and then remove the oil drain plug to
decrease the oil level until its level is within the
circle.
If the oil is dirty,
2 Installation
change oil (see section 4.5).
If the oil is leaking,
contact your ITO branch or office.
Oil Feed
(plug)
Drain Hole Drain Hole

(1) ex: IRS-200F
3 Operation
Oil Gauge
Check that there are no tools, cloth,
Oil Drain ex: IRS-200F and other objects on the blower unit,
Gear (plug)
end accessories, and pipings.
Open the inspection door, and check V-belt

tensions and smooth rotations.
□ Check that the V-belt tensions are proper.
4 Maintenance
(see section 4.2.)
If the V-belt tensions are not proper,
adjust the V-belt tensions properly.
□ Rotate V-belts or coupling manually in the
Check that no bolts are loosened using
operating direction several revolutions. If the
wrenches.
V-belts or coupling can be rotated smoothly,
Tighten loose bolts securely.
it means there are no troubles such as damage
in the casing, contacts, or entering of foreign
objects.
5 Troubleshooting
・ If necessary, remove the belt cover or the

coupling cover.
Coupling Cover
Belt Cover Inspection Door
Inspection Door
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3.2　Turn ON Electric Power Supply
WARNING
1 General
Before operation, notify people around the blower verbally and with notices,
"Blower is in operation."
2 Installation
CAUTION
As for cooling water or seal water quality, conform to standard established by the
Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association (JRA).
Piping may be clogged or the blower may be damaged.
Before turning on the electric power supply, open valves for piping fully.
Turning on the electric power supply with valves closed may cause damage in the casing.
3 Operation
For blowers with a gate valve, turn the For blowers using cooling water or seal
4 Maintenance
handle counterclockwise (in the direction water, flow it in the design quantity.
shown by the arrows) slowly to open the As for the water quality and quantity, see the table
valve fully. below.
For wet type vacuum pump with water tank
(WT),
open the valve fully.
When the blower starts operation, the water in
the tank starts to flow to the blower.
For wet type vacuum pump feeding seal
water directly,
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to avoid water hammer phenomena, start the

blower and then start feeding seal water.
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<��
Water Quality
��
Criteria��
> (Inlet temperature: 5 to 32℃ ) For blowers using purge gas, adjust the gas
Item JRA Criteria to the design purge pressure and purge
pH 6.5 - 8.2 quantity.
Electrical Conductivity (25℃ ) mS/m 80 or less As for the purge pressure and purge quantity, see the
1 General
Chloride ion　 mgCI
�� / L
-
200 or less
specifications.
Sulfate ion 　　　　 mgSO
��4 2-/ L 200 or less
Acid consumption　　　　 mgCaCO
��3/ L 100 or less
Total hardness　　　　　 mgCaCO
��3/ L 200 or less
Calcium hardness　　 mgCaCO
��3/ L 150 or less Quickly turn the electric power supply on
Ionic silica 　　 mgSiO
��2/ L 50 or less and off in order to ensure that the blower
※ JRA stands for the Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry rotation direction corresponds to the one
Associateion.
shown on the rotating direction seal (found
<Needed Water Quantity> Unit: L/h
on either the belt cover or the coupling
cover).
2 Installation
Wet type Oil Cooled Side-Cover 4 Double
Model Jacket Type Water Mechanical
Vacuum Pump Type Cooled Type seal type If the blower rotates in the opposite direction
80B 360 200 300 450 1200
of the design one,
100A 480 200 300 500 1200
125A 600 200 300 550 1200 install wiring again, following the motor
125B 720 200 300 - 1200 manual.
125F 720 250 350 600 -
150A 780 300 400 700 1440
200A 900 300 400 800 1440
200B 1080 300 400 - 1440 Turn on the electric power supply again.
200F 1080 350 450 900 -
200C 1200 400 500 1000 1680
250A 1440 400 500 1400 1680
3 Operation
300A 1680 400 500 - 1680 Check for abnormal sounds and vibrations.
※ Needed water quantity differs depending on each blower
specifications. If there are any anbormal sounds or
vibrations,
turn off the electric power supply and identify
the trouble source by checking whether the
For Jacket type and side-cover water
installation procedures have been correctly
cooled type, open the air vent cocks, check
followed and whether any foreign objects didn`t
all the air has been released from them,
enter the blower.
and close them.
If there are no improper installation
Air Vent Cock Air Vent Cock
4 Maintenance
procedure and no foreign objects in the
blower,
see Chapter 5 "Troubleshooting."
Do not restart operation until the trouble is
solved.
If the trouble is not solved,
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For blowers using purge gas, check that

the purge puressure is the rated value.
ex: IRS-200FJ Purge quantity may decrease during operation. This
is not a failure.
For the first operation after installation, go

to section 3.3 "Trial Run."
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3.3　Trial Run (Only First Time after Installation)
WARNING
1 General
Operate the blower for ten minutes at no Measure vibration with a vibrometer, and
load. check that it is the allowable vibration value
Oil will be spread through gears and bearings. or less described below.
2 Installation
Measure total amplitude (μm(p-p)) of vibration at 6

points as shown in the illustration below.
Check for abnormal sounds and vibrations
during step 1. Gear
Gears generate some noise until oil is spread all Vertical end
through gears and bearings. This is not a failure.
Axial
If there are any anbormal sounds or Vertical
vibrations, Horizontal
turn off the electric power supply and identify
the trouble source by checking whether the Horizontal
3 Operation
Axial
installation procedures have been correctly
followed and whether any foreign objects didn`t
enter the blower.
If there are no improper installation
procedure and no foreign objects in the Drive
blower, end ex: IRS-200F
solved. Allowable Vibration Value
4 Maintenance
If the trouble is not solved, 114591 / N [μm(p-p)]

contact your ITO branch or office. N = Blower rotating speed
(��
ITO Standard�)
※ The formula above is not applied to special specifications.
Operate the blower under rated load and
perform steps 4 through 7. If the vibration value is more than the
allowable vibration value above,
Measure the current, and check that it is Do not restart operation until the trouble is
the motor rated value or less.
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solved.
If the current is more than the motor rated
value,
solved.
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Measure temperature on the bearings of
the blower, and check that the value is the
allowable value or less.
1 General
Continue the operation for at least one hour to check
abnormalities.
An initial rapid rise in temperature is not a failure.

Bearing temperature allowable value
: Ambient temperature + 55 degrees C or less
��
(��
ITO standard�)
If the temperature on the bearings are more
than the allowable value,
2 Installation
Check for abnormal sounds.

Continue the operation for at least one hour to check
abnormalities.
If there are any abnormal sounds,
3 Operation
solved.
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
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3.4　Check Operation (Daily)
WARNING
1 General
CAUTION
2 Installation

Check following items during operation once a day.

If there are any abnormal conditions, turn off the electric power supply immediately, and see Chapter 5
3 Operation
"Troubleshooting."
Do not restart operation until the trouble is solved.
If the trouble is not solved, contact your ITO branch or office.
Check the followings using instruments
Current is the motor rated value or less. (Ammeter)

Vibration is 114591 / Blower rotating speed (ITO standard).(Vibrometer)
As for measuring points, see step 5 in section 3.3.
Bearing temperature is the ambient temperature + 55 degrees C or less.
4 Maintenance
(Thermometer)
Suction and discharge pressures are the rated values or less.
(Pressure gauge or Vacuum gauge)
To change the air capacity or the specified pressure, contact your ITO branch or office.
Purge pressure is the rated value. (Pressure gauge）
Check the followings visually

There are no cut or loose on V-belts.
(V-belts tend to stretch during the initial operation.)
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There are no oil leakages.

Initial oil ooze is not a leakage but a normal condition.
Cooling water or seal water is flowing without cloggings.
Check the following by hearing
There are no abnormal sounds. (Hearing or Listening rod)
Check the following by sense of odor
There is no strange odor.

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3.5　Turn OFF Electric Power Supply
1 General
For wet-type vacuum pumps, close the wa- For blowers with a gate valve, turn the
ter feed valve, and operate the blower for handle clockwise (in the direction shown by
30 minutes at no load. the arrows) slowly to close the valve.
All the remaining water will be dried out.
Turn off the electric power supply.
2 Installation
Check for any abnormal sounds while the Close the valve for cooling water or seal
blower is decreasing its rotating speed. water to stop water running.
If there are any abnormal sounds, If the ambient temperature drops to 0 degree
see Chapter 5 "Troubleshooting." C or lower,
Do not restart operation until the trouble is drain water from the blower completely.
solved. For blowers other than wet-type vacuum pumps,
If the trouble is not solved, leaving water running is no problem to prevent
contact your ITO branch or office. freezing.
3 Operation
Stop the purge gas.
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
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3.6　Store Blower
If a blower is not used for a long time, protect the blower as follows:
1 General
WARNING
Blind flange
For blowers using cooling water or seal ・ Apply antirust to the suction and discharge
2 Installation
water, drain
��
water completely. flanges.
・ Secure the packing (3) and blind flange (4) with
bolts (5) as shown in the illustration below.
Protect blowers against corrosion as
follows:
(3)
□ Place a vaporization rust inhibitor in the suction
or the discharge opening. (4)
The inhibitor must conform to JIS Z1519 and be
in a cloth bag. (5)
□ Cover the suction and discharge flanges with a
3 Operation
waterproof plywood or a blind flange.
Waterproof plywood Store blowers in a place where they are not

・ Apply antirust to the suction and discharge exposed to rain and water, and rotate them
flanges. every few weeks manually to prevent them
・ Secure the plywood (1) on the flange with wires from seizing.
(2) as shown in the illustration below.
4 Maintenance
(1)
(2)
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1 General
Chapter 4 Maintenance
Maintain a blower following this chapter. Improper or any lack of maintenance will cause blower
troubles.
2 Installation
4.1 Maintenance Checklist...................................................32
4.2 Adjust V-belt Tensions....................................................36
4.3 Adjust Couplings.............................................................38
3 Operation
4.4 Replace Coupling Rubber..............................................39
4.5 Add or Change Oil..........................................................40
4.6 Clean or Replace Filter on Suction Side.........................42
4 Maintenance

□ Specifications □ Inspection
�� Instructions
��
□ Common Tools □ Listening
�� rod
��
□ Pinch Bar □ Tension Gauge
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□ Vibrometer □ Ammeter
□ Voltmeter □ Thermometer
29
WARNING
1 General
injury.
blower immediately.
2 Installation
jury.
3 Operation
earplugs.
4 Maintenance

Vibration can drop objects from above, resulting in serious injury

5 Troubleshooting
30　
1 General
2 Installation
3 Operation
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
31
4.1 Maintenance Checklist
Maintain blowers and accessories periodically, following a maintenance schedule in this section. If any trouble
1 General
was found, remedy it following instructions in the Remedy item.
To disassemble or assemble a blower, contact your ITO branch or office. Defects caused by
improper disassembly or assembly by personnel other than ITO or its dealers are not warranted by
ITO.
WARNING
2 Installation

CAUTION
3 Operation


4 Maintenance
��
heat. A lack or
5 Troubleshooting

32　
1 General
2 Installation
3 Operation
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
33
Maintenance before Operation
Blower Check
State off
How to Check Item Remedy Refer to
1 General
If oil is not enough, stop the blower and add oil

Check that oil level is proper and oil is
Look to proper level. If oil is dirty, change oil. If oil is 4.5
clean and not leaking.
leaking, contact your ITO branch or office.
Touch or If the V-belt tensions are not proper, stop the

Tension Check that V-belt tensions are proper. 4.2
gauge blower and adjust V-belt tensions.
Check that the blower shaft can be

Touch See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
rotated smoothly manually.
Stop For vacuum pumps, check that the

2 Installation
drain holes on the side covers are For vacuum pumps, open drain holes on the side
Look 3.1
opened. For blowers, check that they covers. For blowers, close them.
are closed.
Check that there are no tools or cloth
Remove objects put on the blower unit,
Look on the blower unit, accessoires, or ー
accessories, or piping.
piping.
Check that there are no loose bolts on

Touch Tighten loose bolts with a wrench. ー
the belt cover and others.
Daily Maintenance
3 Operation
Blower Check
State off
Check that the current is the motor

Ammeter See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
rated one or less.
Check that the vibration is 114591/

Vibrometer blower rotating speed or less (ITO See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
standard) .
Check that the temperature on bearings
Thermo-
meter is ambient temperature + 55 degrees C See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
or less.
4 Maintenance
Pressure Check that suction and discharge

&
Vacuum pressures are the rated values or See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
gauge less.
Open the inspection door, and check
Stop the blower, and adjust V-belt tensions, or
Look that there is no loose or cut on the 4.2
replace V-belts.
V-belts.
Operation
Look Check that there are no oil leakages. Contact your ITO branch or office. 5
Check that cooling water or seal

Look See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
5 Troubleshooting
water is flowing without cloggings.
Pressure Check that the purge pressure is the

gauge rated value. Adjust the purge pressure to the rated value. 3.2
Listen or Check that there are no abnormal

Listening See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
rod sounds.
Smell Check that there are no strange odor. See Chapter 5 “Troubleshooting.” 5
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Maintenance after first 500 operating hours
Blower Check
State off
（for the first time after installation or
1 General
Stop ー Stop the blower and change lubricant. 4.5
after overhaul）
Monthly Maintenance
Blower Check
State off
Vacuum Check with vacuum gauge or visually. If

��
the filter
gauge Check that the filter on the suction is clogged, stop the blower, and clean or replace 4.6
or Look side is not clogged.
the filter.
Operation
Vacuum Check with vacuum gauge or visually. If
��
the
gauge Check that ��
the strainer on the suction
strainer is clogged, stop the blower, and clean ー
or Look side is not clogged.
2 Installation
the strainer.
Check that there are no loose bolts

Look Tighten any loose bolts with a wrench. ー
on the belt cover and others.
Tension If the V-belt tensions are not proper, stop the

Stop Check that V-belt tensions are proper. 4.2
gauge blower and adjust V-belt tensions.
3.1
Look Check that lubricant level is proper. Adjust the lubricant level.
4.5
Maintenance every 3 months
3 Operation
Blower Check
State off
Stop ーー Stop the blower and change lubricant. 4.5
Annual Maintenance
Blower Check
State off
Perform the periodic overhaul of

blowers.
4 Maintenance
・Check the replacement cycle of
Look Contact your ITO branch or office. ー
comsumables in the table below.
Stop ・Check that there are no damaged or
deteriorated parts.
Check the replacement cycle of

Look Contact your ITO branch or office. ー
accessories in the table below.
Replacement Cycle of Consumables and Accessories

5 Troubleshooting
Cycle Blower Accessories
Bearing, Oil Seal, O - r i n g , V-ring, Labyrinth ring,

1 year Coupling rubber, V-belt
Flinger, Mechanical Seal
2 year Power-Lock Rubber expansion joint, Check valve
Pulley, rubber cooling water pipes, Safety valve,

5 year Gear
silencer with sound absorbing material
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4.2　Adjust V-belt Tensions
WARNING
1 General
CAUTION
2 Installation
Replace V-belts with new ones all from the same manufacturer.
V-belts may be applied with uneven load, resulting in earlier wear or cut.
3 Operation
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
36　
Turn off the electric power supply. Align the pulleys following steps below.
1. Measure the differential levels and β between
the blower pulleys (1) and (2).
1 General
Loosen all tightening bolts on the belt
cover, and remove the cover. (1)
(2)
Measure a span length with a tape
β
measure, and mark the middle of the C
length, referring to the illustration below.
Calculate a recommened deflection using

the formula below.
2 Installation
β
Deflection (��
mm��) ��
= ��
Span length (��
mm��) ��
X��
��
0.016
2. Adjust the differential levels measured in step 1
to the values specified in the table below.
Push the middle of the V-belt marked in < Allowable Differential Levels >
step 3 straight down with a tension gauge,
C 1000 mm < 1 mm
and measure a deflection force when the
deflecion reaches the recommended value C>1000 mm / C < 1/1000
calculated in step 4.
β β < 1/3°
3 Operation
ce
Deflection For
Span Length
Pulley Pulley
Recheck the deflection force, referring to

the steps 5 and 6.
Deflection V-belt Install and secure the belt cover with the
4 Maintenance
tightening bolts.
Adjust the force to the values specified in

the table below.
< Deflection Force > Readjust V-belt tensions after a few days
V-belt Smaller Pulley Outside Deflection
because V-belts tend to stretch during the
Force
(Type) Diameter (mm) (N/��
one) initial operation.
67 to 90 18
91 to 115 20
3Ｖ
116 to 150 23
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151 to 300 26
180 to 230 58
5Ｖ 231 to 310 70
311 to 400 82
300 to 420 153
8V 421 to 520 172
521 to 630 184
※ Deflection forces in the table above are just a reference.
For your accurate force, contact your ITO branch or
office.
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4.3 　Adjust Couplings
Check that coupling bolts have been Align the coupling so that the deviations Y
1 General
tightened with the torque values specified and Z will be within the values specified in
in the table below. the table below.
<Tightening Torque> How to Obtain Deviation Y

Coupling Tightening Torque Place a dial gauge as shown in the illustration below,
Bolt size and read the deviation Y on the dial gauge, at 0, 90,
Type N・m (kg・m)
180, and 270 degrees.
G 82 to 97 M6 9.8 (1.0)
Dial Gauge
G 112 to 128 M8 21.6 (2.2)
G 148 to 194 M10 47.0 (4.8)
2 Installation
G 214 to 240 M12 84.3 (8.6) 0°

G 265 to 295 M14 186.0 (19.0)
G 330 to 415 M16 289.0 (29.5) 90°
270°
G 480 to 575 M20 568.0 (58.0)
Tightening bolt 180°

How to Obtain Deviation Z
Measure deviations Z1 and Z2 between flanges at 2
points of 180 degrees apart, with a thickness gauge
3 Operation
or a vernier caliper. Subtract Z2 from Z1.

S1 ± X
Z1
Y α
ΦD
Z ＝ Z1 - Z2
< Coupling allowable deviations > Z2
4 Maintenance
Outside diameter Distance Deviation Deviation Deviation

Coupling Type for Coupling between flanges
D (mm) S1±X (mm) Y (mm) α (`) Z (mm)
G82 82 3��
±1 0.05 3.0 0.07
G97 97 3��
±1 0.05 2.5 0.07
G112 112 3.5��
±1 0.07 2.5 0.08
G128 128 3.5��
±1 0.07 2.5 0.09
G148 148 3.5��
±1 0.07 2.0 0.09
G168 168 3.5��
±1 0.10 2.0 0.10
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G194 194 3.5��

±1 0.10 2.0 0.11
G214 214 4��
±1 0.10 2.0 0.12
G240 240 4��
±1 0.10 2.0 0.13
G265 265 5.5��
±1 0.10 2.0 0.14
G295 295 8��
±2.5 0.12 2.0 0.14
G330 330 8��
±2.5 0.12 1.5 0.15
G370 370 8��
±2.5 0.12 1.5 0.16
G415 415 8��
±2.5 0.12 1.5 0.18
G480 480 8��
±2.5 0.12 1.5 0.20
38　 G575 575 8��
±2.5 0.12 1.5 0.25
4.4 　Replace Coupling Rubber
Loosen tightening bolts. Place a new coupling rubber.
1 General
Tightening bolt
Put the flange back in its original place.
Tighten all tightening bolts diagonally.

First, tighten the bolts lightely, then with the torque
specified in step 1 of section 4.3.
2 Installation
Slide the flange outwards.
Coupling Rubber Flange
3 Operation
Remove the coupling rubber.
Cut the new coupling rubber as shown in

the illustration below.
4 Maintenance
Cut here
5 Troubleshooting
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4.5　Add or Change Oil
WARNING
1 General
serious burn.
While handling lubricant, keep fire away.

Fire can occur, resulting in burn.
2 Installation
Before adding or changing oil, turn off the electric power supply.
Oil can be splashed, resulting in serious burn.
CAUTION
and quantity.
3 Operation

��
heat. A lack or
< Recommended
��
Oils��>
※ Recommended oil viscosity grade is ISO V��
��
G ��
100 or ISO ��
V��
G ��
68.
Manufacturer ISO V��
��
G 100 ISO V��
��
G 68
4 Maintenance
Tellus Oil C100 (Morlina Oil 100) Tellus Oil C68

Showa Shell
Turbo Oil T100 Turbo Oil T68
DTE Oil heavy DTE Oil heavy Medium
Exxon Mobil
Teresso 100 Teresso��
68
FBK Oil RO 68
Nippon Oil FBK Oil RO 100
FBK Turbine RO 68
Jomo Lathus 100 Jomo ��
Hydro 68
Japan Energy
Jomo RIX Turbine 100 Jomo RIX Turbine 68
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Cosmo Allpus 100 Cosmo Allpus 68

Cosmo oil
Cosmo Turbine Super 100 Cosmo Turbine Super 68
Daphne Super Oil 100 Daphne Mechanical Oil 68
Idemitsu kosan
Daphne Turbine 100 Daphne Turbine 68
40　
Add oil Change oil
Turn off the electric power supply. Turn off the electric power supply.
1 General
Remove the oil feed plug. Remove the oil feed plug.
Add oil until its level is within the red circle Remove the oil drain plug and drain all the
(1). oil.
Put the oil feed plug back in its original Put the oil drain plug back in its original
2 Installation
place. place.
Oil Feed Add the oil until its level is within the red
(plug) circle (1).
As for the oil capacity, see the table below.
(1)
< Oil Change Intervals & Capacity >
Drive Gear From Second
Model end end First Change
Change on
IRS(W)-80B
3 Operation
IRS(W)-80B
1.3 L 1.8� �
L
IRS(W)-125A
Oil Gauge
IRS-125B
IRS(W)-125F 1.4 L 2.4 L

Gear Oil Drain ex: IRS-200F
(plug)
end IRS(W)-150A
After 500 Every 2000
IRS(W)-200A 1.7 L � 3.7� �
L
operating hours operating hours
IRS-200B
(about 20 days) (about 3 months)
IRS(W)-200F 2.1 L 5.0 L
IRS(W)-200C
4 Maintenance
IRS(W)-250A 2.8 L 4.6 L
IRS-300A
IRT-200C
3.2 L 5.9 L
IRT-250A
※ Oil capacities in the table above are just a reference. It
may increase or decrease depending on each blower.
Put the oil feed plug back in its original

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place.
41
4.6　Clean or Replace Filter on Suction Side
CAUTION
1 General
While removing accessories or piping from the blower unit, make sure that for-
eign objects do not enter the piping and the blower inside.

2 Installation
Turn off the electric power supply. Clean or replace the filter (5).
When cleaning the filter,
clean the filter with water or mild detergent, and
then dry it completely.
When replacing the filter,
replace the filter with a new one.
Loosen the nut or eyenut (1), and remove Put the filter (5) and perforated metals (3)(4)
3 Operation
the lid (2). back in their original place, place the lid (2),
and secure it with the nut or eyenut (1).
(2) (1) (4)

(3)
(5)
4 Maintenance
Remove the filter (5) between perfprated

metals (3) and (4).
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42　
1 General
Chapter 5 Troubleshooting
If a trouble occurs,
turn off the electric power supply immediately, and see Troubleshooting Checklists categorized by
symptoms in the next several pages, and perform its corresponding remedies.
If the trouble cause can not be identified, or the trouble can not be corrected even after remedies in
this chapter are used, contact your ITO branch or office on the back page.
2 Installation
No. 1. .......
Blower ......
won`t .....
Start.......................................................44
No. 2. .............
Blower stops ................
during operation....................................45
No. 3. ...............................
Blower shaft cannot be rotated manually....................45
........
No. 4. ................
Air capacity is ..........
decreasing...........................................45
3 Operation
No. 5. ...................
Current is too high.......................................................46
No. 6. ....................
Pressure is too high....................................................46
No. 7. .........................
Abnormal sounds are heard........................................46
No. 8. .......................
Strange odor is emitted...............................................47
4 Maintenance
No. 9. .....................
Vibration is too high....................................................47
No. 10. .......

Oil or ................
Water is leaking.................................................47
No. 11. .................................

Discharge temperature is too high..............................48
No. 12. ................................

Bearing temperature is too high..................................48
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No. 13...............................
Outlet temperature of cooling water
.................
is too high..........49
No. 14. ........

Cooling water
...... is
... not
.... flowing........................................49
.......
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Troubleshooting Checklist
No. 1 　Blower won`t start
1 General
Trouble
Check Items Cause and/or Remedy
source
Check that all wires are connected. Connect unconnected wires.
Check that the electric power supply is supplied. Supply the electric power supply.
Check that the breaker is not tripped. Turn on the breaker.
Check that no fuse on the distribution board is

Replace the blown fuse with a new one.
blown.
2 Installation
Electrical
Check that the wires are connected correctly. Connect wires correctly.
System
Check that the start-up method is correct. Check the start-up method.
For star-delta start-up, torque may be too small. Adjust the

Check that the start-up period is set correctly.
start-up period.
Check that the wire is thick enough for the Any wire may be damaged. Replace any defective wires
design current. with new ones that are thick enough for the design current.
Check that no wire is broken or defective. Replace the broken or defective wire with a new one.
Check that the pressure is less than the rated

See No. 6 “Pressure is too high.”
3 Operation
value.
Check that the pipe connections are not
Remove all protective covers.
Piping covered with protective covers or so on.
System Check that the filter on the suction side is not
Clean or replace the filter.
clogged.
Check that the strainer on the suction side is
Clean the strainer.
not clogged.
Check that there is no cut on the V-belts. Replace the V-belts with new ones.
Check that the blower shaft can be rotated

See No. 3 “Blower shaft cannot be rotated manually.”
4 Maintenance
manually.
Blower
Check that you don`t hear any abnormal Any bearing or gear may be worn or the blower may be
sounds rotating the blower shaft manually. damaged. Contact your ITO branch or office.
Check that there is no contact or damage in the
Contact your ITO branch or office.
casing.
Check that there are no abnormal conditions for
Motor Contact the motor manufacturer or your ITO branch or office.
the motor.（See the motor manual.)
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44
No. ２　Blower stops during operation
Trouble
Check Item Cause and/or Remedy
source
1 General
value.
Piping Check that the filter on the suction side is not
System clogged.
Check that the strainer on the suction side is
Clean the strainer.
not clogged.
Check that there are no defective appearances The blower may be damaged.
by visual check. Contact your ITO branch or office.
See No.3 “Blower shaft cannot be rotated manually.”
manually.
Blower
Check that you don`t hear any abnormal sounds Any bearing or gear may be worn or the blower may be
2 Installation
rotating the blower shaft manually. damaged. Contact your ITO branch or office.
casing.
Check that there are no abnormal conditions for Contact the motor manufacturer or your ITO branch or
Motor
the motor.（See the motor manual.) office.
No. ３　Blower shaft cannot be rotated manually

Trouble
3 Operation
source
Check that there are no foreign objects inside the
Remove the foreign objects.
casing.
Blower
Check that there is no corrosion inside the
casing.
casing.
No. 4 　Air capacity is decreasing 4 Maintenance

Trouble
source
Check that the pressure is less than the rated If the blower is overloaded, the air capacity decreases.
value. See No.6 “Pressure is too High.”
Check that there are no loose bolts on the
Tighten the loose bolts.
flanges.
Piping Check that the filter on the suction side is not If the blower is overloaded, the air capacity decreases.
System clogged. Clean or replace the filter.
5 Troubleshooting
Check that ��

the strainer on the suction side is not If the blower is overloaded, the air capacity decreases.
clogged. Clean the strainer.
Check that ��

the safety valve is not activated. Contact your ITO branch or office.
Check that the speed of rotation is not Any V-belt may be slipped.
decreasing. Adjust V-belt tensions.
Blower
manually.
　45
No. 5　Current is too high
Trouble
source
1 General

value.
Piping Check that the filter on the suction side is not
System clogged.
Check that the strainer on the suction side is not
Clean the strainer.
clogged.
manually.
Blower
2 Installation
casing.
Check that there are no abnormal conditions for Contact the motor manufacturer or your ITO branch or
Motor
the motor.（See the motor manual.) office.
Check that there are no abnormal conditions for Contact the ammeter manufacturer or your ITO branch or
Instrument
the ammeter.（See the ammeter manual.) office.
No. 6　Pressure is too high

Trouble
source
Check that the gate valve is opened fully. Open the gate valve fully.
Piping
3 Operation
System
Check that the piping is not clogged. Clean the inside of the piping.
Check that there are no abnormal conditions for

Contact the pressure gauge manufacturer or your ITO
Instrument the pressure gauge.（See the pressure gauge
branch or office.
manual.)
No. 7　Abnormal sounds are heard

Trouble
source
Check that there are no loose V-belts. Adjust V-belt tensions.

4 Maintenance
Too little lubricant may cause abnormal sounds.

Check that lubricant is enough.
Add lubricant.
Check that the oil is not dirty. Change oil.

Blower manually.
Bearing or gear wear, poor mechanical seal contact or
Check that you don`t hear any abnormal sounds
wear, or blower damage may result. Contact your ITO
rotating the blower shaft manually.
branch or office.
casing.
5 Troubleshooting
Check that the coupling rubber is not worn. Replace the coupling rubber.
Check that the pressure is less than the rated Blower overload may cause abnormal sounds
value. See No.6 “Pressure is too high.”
Piping flanges.
System
Check that there is no transmitted noise. Cover the noise source with lagging.
Check that there are no resonances in the

Correct piping supports.
46 piping.
No. 8　Strange odor is emitted
Trouble
source
Piping Check that there are no loose bolts on the Gas may be leaking from the piping.
1 General
System flanges. Tighten the loose bolts.
Check that there are no loose V-belts. Adjust V-belt tensions.
Blower See No.3 “Blower shaft cannot be rotated manually.”
manually.
rotating the blower shaft manually ? damaged. Contact your ITO branch or office.
2 Installation
casing.
Check that there are any abnormal conditions Contact the motor manufacturer or your ITO branch or
Motor
for the motor.（See the motor manual.) office.
No. 9　Vibration is too high

Trouble
source
Check that there are no loose anchor bolts. Tighten loose anchor bolts.
If any requirement in section 2.3 is not met, construct the

Installation Check that the foundation is steady.
foundation again.
3 Operation
Check that the pulleys or the couplings are
Align the pulleys or the couplings.
aligned.
See No.6 “Pressure is too High.”
value.
Piping flanges.
System Check that there are not too much load onto
Correct joints by using expansion joints and so on.
piping joints.
Check that there are no resonances in the
Correct piping supports.
piping.
4 Maintenance
Check that there are no defective appearances Blower may be damaged.
manually.
Blower
casing.
Check that water is not left inside the blower. Drain water.
5 Troubleshooting
Check that blower mounting bolts are not loose. Tighten loose mounting bolts.
No.10　Oil or Water is leaking

Trouble
source
Blower － Locate leaking points and contact your ITO branch or office.
　47
No.11　Discharge temperature is too high
Trouble
source
Check that the suction temperature is less than the
Lower the temperature to the rated value or less.
1 General
rated value.
Piping value.
Clean or replace the filter
clogged.
Clean the strainer.
clogged.
Check that there are no abnormal conditions
Contact the thermometer manufacturer or your ITO branch
Instrument for the thermometer.（See the thermometer
or office.
manual.)
2 Installation
No.12　Bearing temperature is too high

Trouble
source
Check that the suction temperature is less than the
rated value.
3 Operation
Piping value.
clogged.
Clean the strainer.
clogged.
Check that lubricant quantity is proper. Adjust the lubricant quantity.
Check that lubricant type is correct. Use ITO recommended lubricant.
See No.13 “Outlet temperature of cooling water is too high”

Check that cooling water is enough.
and No.14 “Cooling water is not flowing.”
4 Maintenance
Blower
manually.
casing.
5 Troubleshooting
or office.
manual.)
48
No.13　Outlet temperature of cooling water is too high
Trouble
source
1 General
Check that the cooling water quantity is enough. Adjust the cooling water quantity to the rated value.
Check that the Inlet temperature of the cooling

water is less than the rated value.
Check that the suction temperature is less than
the rated value.
Blower
value.
Check that lubricant quantity is proper. Adjust the lubricant quantity.
2 Installation
Check that lubricant type is correct. Use ITO recommended lubricant.

or office.
manual)
No.14　Cooling water is not flowing

Trouble
source
Check that the gate valve is opened. Open the gate valve.
Cooling Check that piping is not clogged. Clean the inside of the piping.
3 Operation
Water
Piping Check that hoses are not curved. Straighten them.
Check that the water quantity and pressure are

Adjust water quantity and pressure properly.
proper.
Check that there are no abnormal conditions for Contact the flow sight manufacturer or your ITO branch or
Instrument
the flow sight.（See the flow sight manual.) office.
4 Maintenance
5 Troubleshooting
　49
Service Warranty
Basic Warranty Conditions
1 General
１ ITO Engineering Co.,Ltd. , not otherwise specified, warrants any part of ITO Blower against defects in
design, materials, and workmanship for one year from the date of the blower arrival. Within the warranty
period, we adjust, repair, or replace any defects under normal use free of charge.

This warranty applies only when the blower is properly used in accordance with instructions in manuals,
the nameplate, and others. This warranty does not apply under the following conditions.
2 Installation
(1) Defects or malfunctions resulting from failure to properly store, operate, or maintain the unit in
accordance with this manual.
(2) Defects resulting from failure to use parts recommended by ITO.
(3) Defects caused by adjustment, repair, or modification by someone other than ITO authorized
personnel.
(4) Defects rusulting from failure to use water in conformity to water quality specified in this manual.
(5) Defects caused by accidental fire, flood, earthquake, lightening, and the like.
(6) A breakdown or damage caused by foreign objects, abnormal pressure.
3 Operation
2 This warranty is limited to adjustment, repair, and replacement of defected parts.

Damage secondary to the first is not applicable. Price of the warranty is whitin that of the defected part.
3 Consumables such as rubber and plastic are not applicable.
We recommend that a spare blower is prepared in case of emergency.

4 Maintenance
Disposal
Dispose of a blower as a general industrial waste, complying with local regulations.
5 Troubleshooting
50
Blower Specifications
Model Flange Rotation Suction Air Pressure Output Weight
Diameter Speed Capacity
(min-1) (ｍ3/min)　 (kPa) (kW) (kg)
Standard Blower
IRS-80B 80A 800 ～ 2200 1.42 ～ 10.0 10 ～ 70 1.26 ～ 15.0 260 [205]
IRS-100A 100A 800 ～ 1900 2.03 ～ 11.3 10 ～ 70 1.47 ～ 16.4 300 [225]
IRS-125A 125A 800 ～ 1900 3.06 ～ 16.2 10 ～ 70 2.01 ～ 23.1 340 [255]
IRS-125B 125A 700 ～ 1800 3.91 ～ 21.5 10 ～ 60 2.42 ～ 26.5 390 [305]
IRS-125F 125A 600 ～ 1800 2.52 ～ 20.0 10 ～ 70 1.97 ～ 28.4 390 [305]
IRS-150A 150A 700 ～ 1800 7.77 ～ 33.4 10 ～ 70 3.55 ～ 46.6 660 [505]
IRS-200A 200A 700 ～ 1800 11.0 ～ 46.8 10 ～ 70 4.78 ～ 64.5 750 [585]
IRS-200B 200A 700 ～ 1500 17.0 ～ 55.1 10 ～ 60 6.63 ～ 65.8 940 [700]
IRS-200F 200A 600 ～ 1600 14.0 ～ 60.2 10 ～ 70 5.67 ～ 81.0 980 [750]
IRS(T)-200C 200A 600 ～ 1300(1480) 21.8 ～ 69.8 10 ～ 70 8.24 ～ 94.5 1260(1570) [ 950(1120) ]
IRS(T)-250A 250A 600 ～ 1300(1480) 31.5 ～ 99.9 10 ～ 70 11.7 ～ 134 1550(1880) [1120(1310)]
IRS-300A 300A 600 ～ 1100 46.6 ～ 118 10 ～ 60 16.3 ～ 138 1870 [1400]
Jacket Type Blower
IRW-80B 80A 800 ～ 2200 1.24 ～ 8.29 80 ～ 100 6.15 ～ 20.7 285 [230]
IRW-100A 100A 800 ～ 1900 1.60 ～ 9.07 80 ～ 100 7.83 ～ 22.9 330 [255]
IRW-125A 125A 800 ～ 1900 2.46 ～ 13.1 80 ～ 100 11.0 ～ 32.3 380 [295]
IRW-125F 125A 600 ～ 1800 2.19 ～ 16.7 80 ～ 100 10.7 ～ 39.7 450 [365]
IRW-150A 150A 700 ～ 1800 6.58 ～ 29.1 80 ～ 100 20.5 ～ 65.3 770 [615]
IRW-200A 200A 700 ～ 1800 10.4 ～ 41.0 80 28.4 ～ 73.2 870 [705]
IRW-200F 200A 600 ～ 1600 12.1 ～ 53.4 80 ～ 100 34.5 ～ 114 1115 [885]
IRW-200C 200A 600 ～ 1300 19.3 ～ 61.1 80 ～ 100 49.5 ～ 132 1460 [1150]
IRW-250A 250A 600 ～ 1300 28.1 ～ 87.7 80 ～ 100 70.6 ～ 189 1750 [1320]
Side-Cover Water Cooled Type Blower
IRS-80BJ 80A 800 ～ 2200 1.24 ～ 8.29 80 ～ 100 6.15 ～ 20.7 265 [210]
IRS-100AJ 100A 800 ～ 1900 1.60 ～ 9.07 80 ～ 100 7.83 ～ 22.9 305 [230]
IRS-125AJ 125A 800 ～ 1900 2.46 ～ 13.1 80 ～ 100 11.0 ～ 32.3 345 [260]
IRS-125FJ 125A 600 ～ 1800 2.19 ～ 16.7 80 ～ 100 10.7 ～ 39.7 395 [310]
IRS-150AJ 150A 700 ～ 1800 6.58 ～ 29.1 80 ～ 100 20.5 ～ 65.3 680 [525]
IRS-200AJ 200A 700 ～ 1800 10.4 ～ 41.0 80 28.4 ～ 73.2 770 [605]
IRS-200FJ 200A 600 ～ 1600 12.1 ～ 53.4 80 ～ 100 34.5 ～ 114 1005 [775]
IRS(T)-200CJ 200A 600 ～ 1300 19.3 ～ 61.1 80 ～ 100 49.5 ～ 132 1360(1595) [1050(1145)]
IRS(T)-250AJ 250A 600 ～ 1300 28.1 ～ 87.7 80 ～ 100 70.6 ～ 189 1650(1905) [1220(1335)]
Dry Type Vacuum Pump
IRS-80B 80A 800 ～ 2200 0.94 ～ 10.0 -10 ～ -50 1.26 ～ 11.1 260 [205]
IRS-100A 100A 800 ～ 1900 1.42 ～ 11.2 -10 ～ -50 1.47 ～ 12.1 300 [225]
IRS-125A 125A 800 ～ 1900 2.22 ～ 16.1 -10 ～ -50 2.01 ～ 17.0 340 [255]
IRS-125B 125A 700 ～ 1800 2.40 ～ 21.4 -10 ～ -50 2.42 ～ 22.5 390 [305]
IRS-125F 125A 600 ～ 1800 1.63 ～ 19.9 -10 ～ -50 1.97 ～ 20.9 390 [305]
IRS-150A 150A 700 ～ 1800 6.63 ～ 33.2 -10 ～ -50 3.55 ～ 34.1 660 [505]
IRS-200A 200A 700 ～ 1800 9.50 ～ 46.6 -10 ～ -50 4.78 ～ 47.1 750 [585]
IRS-200B 200A 700 ～ 1500 13.9 ～ 54.9 -10 ～ -50 6.63 ～ 55.4 940 [700]
IRS-200F 200A 600 ～ 1600 12.2 ～ 60.0 -10 ～ -50 5.68 ～ 59.1 980 [750]
IRS(T)-200C 200A 600 ～ 1300 19.4 ～ 69.6 -10 ～ -50 8.24 ～ 68.9 1260(1570) [ 950(1120) ]
IRS(T)-250A 250A 600 ～ 1300 28.2 ～ 99.5 -10 ～ -50 11.7 ～ 98.4 1550(1880) [1120(1310)]
IRS-300A 300A 600 ～ 1100 40.1 ～ 117 -10 ～ -50 16.3 ～ 117 1870 [1400]
Dry Type Vacuum Pump (Self Air Cooled Type)
IRS-80BT 80A 800 ～ 2200 0.94 ～ 9.04 -30 ～ -60 2.66 ～ 13.0 260 [205]
IRS-100AT 100A 800 ～ 1900 1.42 ～ 10.0 -30 ～ -60 3.28 ～ 14.2 300 [225]
IRS-125AT 125A 800 ～ 1900 2.22 ～ 14.4 -30 ～ -60 4.59 ～ 20.1 340 [255]
IRS-125BT 125A 700 ～ 1800 2.40 ～ 19.2 -30 ～ -60 5.59 ～ 26.5 390 [305]
IRS-125FT 125A 600 ～ 1800 1.63 ～ 18.1 -30 ～ -60 4.47 ～ 24.6 390 [305]
IRS-150AT 150A 700 ～ 1800 5.02 ～ 30.9 -30 ～ -60 8.41 ～ 40.3 660 [505]
IRS-200AT 200A 700 ～ 1800 7.30 ～ 43.4 -30 ～ -60 11.5 ～ 55.8 750 [585]
IRS-200BT 200A 700 ～ 1500 10.9 ～ 50.4 -30 ～ -60 16.2 ～ 65.8 940 [700]
IRS-200FT 200A 600 ～ 1600 9.64 ～ 56.2 -30 ～ -60 13.9 ～ 70.1 980 [750]
IRS(T)-200CT 200A 600 ～ 1300 16.1 ～ 64.7 -30 ～ -60 20.0 ～ 81.7 1260(1570) [ 950(1120) ]
IRS(T)-250AT 250A 600 ～ 1300 23.6 ～ 92.8 -30 ～ -60 28.6 ～ 116 1550(1880) [1120(1310)]
Wet Type Vacuum Pump
IRS-80B 80A 800 ～ 2200 2.14 ～ 10.5 -10 ～ -60 1.41 ～ 13.5 260 [205]
IRS-100A 100A 800 ～ 1900 2.93 ～ 11.8 -10 ～ -60 1.62 ～ 14.7 300 [225]
IRS-125A 125A 800 ～ 1900 4.30 ～ 17.0 -10 ～ -60 2.20 ～ 20.6 340 [255]
IRS-125B 125A 700 ～ 1800 5.06 ～ 22.6 -10 ～ -60 2.64 ～ 27.2 390 [305]
IRS-125F 125A 600 ～ 1800 3.83 ～ 20.9 -10 ～ -60 2.16 ～ 25.3 390 [305]
IRS-150A 150A 700 ～ 1800 9.46 ～ 34.5 -10 ～ -60 3.86 ～ 41.5 660 [505]
IRS-200A 200A 700 ～ 1800 13.3 ～ 48.3 -10 ～ -60 5.17 ～ 57.2 750 [585]
IRS-200B 200A 700 ～ 1500 19.3 ～ 57.2 -10 ～ -60 7.14 ～ 67.3 940 [700]
IRS-200F 200A 600 ～ 1600 16.8 ～ 62.0 -10 ～ -60 6.10 ～ 71.6 980 [750]
IRS(T)-200C 200A 600 ～ 1300 25.3 ～ 72.1 -10 ～ -60 8.86 ～ 83.5 1260(1570) [ 950(1120) ]
IRS(T)-250A 250A 600 ～ 1300 36.4 ～ 103 -10 ～ -60 12.6 ～ 119 1550(1880) [1120(1310)]
IRS-300A 300A 600 ～ 1100 51.6 ～ 122 -10 ～ -60 17.5 ～ 141 1870 [1400]
※ See the table above just as a reference.
※ For detail specifications, see your blower nameplate or specifications.
※ Item “Weight” includes a blower, a common base, and pulleys, but a motor.
Values in (　) show weights for IRT type blowers.
Values in [　] show the blower body weight.
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After-sales Service
ITO Engineering Co., Ltd. keeps track of all after-sales service history based on ITO original history
sheets for each blower. To order periodic maintenance service, repair service, or parts, contact
your ITO branch or office.
Head Office & Factory

2-12 Saiwai-cho, Shimizu-ku, Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka 424-0923, Japan
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・ Hand this manual to actual blower users.

Document No. MG1007-00

・ For safety, read and understand safety precautions.

・ Hand this manual to actual blower users.

・ For safety, follow instructions in this manual.

・ The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.

・ If this manual is lost, contact your ITO dealer or office.

WARNING if not avoided, can result in death or injury.

CAUTION if not avoided, may result in incidents of property

indicates a prohibited action to avoid a hazard.

prohibits from use in a combustible area or near open flame.

prohibits from touching.

indicates an action to avoid a hazard.

indicates an action to ground earth lug.

indicates a possibility of an electrical shock.

indicates a caution of rotating parts.

indicates a caution of high temperature.

Operate a crane only by a licensed operator.

When unpacking, use tools carefully.

Keep your feet and so on away from an electrical drill.

Ground earth lug.

Do not touch cable joints.

Wiring must be installed only by suitably qualified personnel.

Foundation must be constructed by experienced personnel.

To install multiple blowers on the common floor, isolate blowers separately by

Connect a silencer as close to the blower suction or discharge port as possible.

For blowers equipped with an aftercooler, install a drain separator.

Install wiring following a motor manual.

In case of an accident during operation, stop the blower immediately.

Operate the blower with an appropriate amount of clean lubricant.

Use ITO recommended lubricant, and follow recommended replacement cycle

Adjust V-belt tensions properly.

When a suction strainer or a filter is clogged, clean it.

In case of an accident during operation, stop the blower immediately.

Operate a crane only by a licensed operator.

While handling lubricant, keep fire away.

Operate the blower with an appropriate amount of clean lubricant.

When a suction strainer or a filter is clogged, clean it.

Use ITO recommended lubricant, and follow recommended replacement cycle

1.3 External View...................................................................... 3

1.4 Main Parts and Features..................................................... 3

1.6 Standard Layout of Accessories......................................... 4

1.7 Lineup of Accessories......................................................... 5

1.8 Precautions for Inverter Operation...................................... 6

2.1 Unpack and Confirm a Purchase........................................ 9

2.2 Check Installation Requirements...................................... 10

2.3 Foundation Construction................................................... 11

2.4 Install Blower Unit to Foundation...................................... 12

2.5 Attach Accessories and Pipes........................................... 13

2.6 Install Wiring...................................................................... 15

2.7 Place Soundproof Box...................................................... 16

3.1 Check before Operation.................................................... 20

3.2 Turn ON Electric Power Supply........................................ 22

3.3 Trial Run (Only first time after installation)........................ 24

3.4 Operation Check (Daily).................................................... 26

3.6 Store Blower...................................................................... 28

Unpack all packages. ��