EVO-10 Diesel Fuel Filter Water Separator / Primary Filter • High separation efficiency with minimal pressure drop • Service and environment friendly • Compact design with minimal weight (3.5 lbs) • Off-Road Machinery • Agricultural Applications • Water Sensor The filter has to be installed in the suction line (in between the tank and the fuel lift pump), however it does not matter whether the filter inlet is positioned above, level with, or below the maximum fuel level in the tank for the filter to function correctly. As a safety precaution we suggest installing a shut-off ball valve with full flow diameter between the fuel The filter should be attached to the mounting surface with suitable screws through the inletsOand outlets© allow the fuel lines to be connected on the left and/or right side according to your Q Rotational motion is induced in the fuel, while passing through the internal vanes. 0 The fuel exits the internal vane system and enters O Due to the rotational energy, water and particulates separate from the fuel and settle at The fuel is guided to the filter prechamber. The large cross section of the prechamber results in the fuel flow velocity being reduced, allowing more particulate separation. Suspended particulates and the finest water droplets are caught in the pleated media of the filter element. The cleaned fuel passes to the outlet chamber. Fuel outlet. Inlet / Outlet Connections Single Unit: 22 x 1.5 mm internal thread size

Element Replacement Instructions Loosen the central tightening screw on the cover. Turn it until it reaches the stop position. EVO-10 Diesel Fuel Filter Drawing dimensions for reference only. Technical drawings available upon request. * Patent pending Release the lid with a gentle pressure and rotate it left so that it is free of the bayonet. Remove the spring cassette. Pull the filter element out of the housing using the handle. Dispose of the used filter element responsibly (according Insert the new filter element. Replace the spring cassette. Reset the cover with a gentle downward pressure...