Introduction
This document serves as an instruction manual for the Airpress condensate cleaner models ACR 1, 2, and 3. It provides guidelines for proper use and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and reliability. The manual emphasizes using the device solely for its intended purpose and warns against misuse.

Technical Specifications
The manual details technical specifications for each model, including dimensions, weight, and maximum compressor power. It stresses the importance of not exceeding specified maximum values and offers recommendations for reducing these values under unfavorable conditions.

Installation and Operation
Installation should occur on a clean, frost-free, flat surface, away from direct sunlight. The condensate can be introduced under pressure or without pressure. Initial setup involves filling the device with water and ensuring the active carbon filter is properly positioned. The operation involves the condensate flowing from the expansion chamber to the coalescent filter, where oil droplets are absorbed, and the oil-free condensate is discharged.

Maintenance and Testing
Regular checks and maintenance are crucial for optimal performance. The manual provides instructions for visual tests and using oil test paper to assess the oil content in the condensate. It stresses maintaining a logbook of all tests and maintenance activities for inspection by authorities.

Technical Information
The document discusses the impact of compressor oil on the separation process, emphasizing the use of non-emulsifying oils. It explains that emulsions require special treatment and provides guidance on selecting appropriate compressor oils.

Standards and Regulations
The document emphasizes compliance with environmental regulations, specifically the requirement to treat condensate to reduce oil content before discharge. It mentions the legal limit of 20 mg of oil per liter of condensate and the necessity of proper disposal of waste filters.

Recommendations
To prevent emulsification of condensate, non-emulsifying compressor oils should be used. Regular checks of the discharged water are recommended to determine the filter's service life and ensure compliance with environmental standards.

Guarantee and Warranty
The document includes a warranty certificate valid for 12 months from the date of purchase, covering material and construction defects. It specifies conditions under which warranty claims are valid and provides instructions for submitting claims.

Guarantee Provisions
The document outlines the guarantee provisions, including a 12-month guarantee period covering parts and labor costs for breakdowns due to material or structural defects. Conditions for voiding the guarantee include not following manual instructions, unauthorized modifications, and damage from improper use.