Air Compressor Oil Filter

A: All Rotary Screw air compressor have three filters; an oil filter, an air inlet filter, and an air/oil separator. Like changing the oil in your machine, replacing the filters will prevent your compressor's parts from failing prematurely and avoid the oil from becoming contaminated.

A: The function of the air compressor oil filter element is to filter out metal particles and impurities in the special oil for the air compressor, so that the oil entering the main engine is very clean, so as to protect the safe operation of the main engine.

A: Carefully remove the filter from the compressor. Blow with Compressed Air: Use compressed air to blow out any loose debris and dirt. Wash with Warm Soapy Water: If the filter is washable, clean it with warm soapy water. Rinse and Dry: Rinse the filter thoroughly and allow it to dry completely.

A: Did you know that most air filters in compressed air systems should be changed from time to time, about every six to twelve months? Keeping these elements changed is very important to the quality of your compressed air.

A: If you don't have a tool, use a piece of cloth or rubber gloves for better grip. You can also try poking a screwdriver through the filter for leverage to twist it off.