Tesa Clean Air Filters on Taskalfa 250ci / Harddisk usage

[HaroldMenza]

Hi at all,

I would like to apply Tesa Clean Air filters to my Taskalfa 250ci. So according to the device advisor on tesa-clean-air.com, I ordered three s-size filters. They now say I have to apply two of them on the back upper left und upper right and one on the right. However, on the right of the Taskalfa 250ci there is only the universal feeder and nothing on which I would apply the filter. On the back there are more than just two places and I don't know where to apply it.

My second questions refers to the installed harddisk. What can I use it for? I cannot access it, can I?

Thank you!

[darry1322]

Re: Tesa Clean Air Filters on Taskalfa 250ci / Harddisk usage

Hard drive can be used to store frequently printed docs in the Document Box. You can also print to the document box. Twain driver can pull docs from doc box using twain compatible software. Do not use it as storage for files as the hard drives do go bad.

Go to the Kyocera website and download user manuals for more information.

[HaroldMenza]

Re: Tesa Clean Air Filters on Taskalfa 250ci / Harddisk usage

Thank you!
I have already downloaded the manual and looked for information on the filters, however, although there are pictures of the machine on pages 1-4 to 1-6, they do not tell me which of the slits are the ones where all the dust exists.
I also searched the manual, bur no luck.

So all kind of help is appreciated!

[blackcat4866]

Re: Tesa Clean Air Filters on Taskalfa 250ci / Harddisk usage

You can simply test the air outlet with a match or lighter, hold the flame near the grid, if the flame shows away from the mashine, it's an air outlet. This is the right place for the filter.
But I think, there is no need for additional filters. I would not recomend the use of it.

I'll agree about the filters. Unless you have a particularly dirty environment, the filters will only restrict the airflow, and potentially increase the internal temperature of the machine. If it is a dirty environment you'll need to keep a close eye on these filters since they will clog with dust, and need frequent cleaning.

I wouldn't get a lighter too close to the fans and filters. Just as effective (but less politically correct) is the cigar/cigarette test. I would do this looking for vacuum leaks on the car. Start the car, then blow a mouthful of smoke into the engine compartment. The smoke will go right to the vacuum leak (and the fan inlets). =^..^=