BOGE air compressor filter kit
Match compressor series and service interval before replacing air, oil, or separator filters.
Use this BOGE compressor fault codes list for Control and Select alarms: high temp, filter DP, separator DP, motor overload, phase loss, and sensor faults.
Use this BOGE compressor fault codes list for Control and Select alarms: high temp, filter DP, separator DP, motor overload, phase loss, and sensor faults.
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Match compressor series and service interval before replacing air, oil, or separator filters.
Use for separator differential-pressure faults after confirming the exact housing and element size.
Compare probe type, thread, and wiring before replacing a discharge-temperature fault sensor.
Match microfarads and voltage before replacing a weak single-phase fan capacitor.
Check coil voltage, valve movement, and regulator wiring before ordering for pressure-regulator faults.
Use this BOGE compressor fault codes list to match common BOGE Control and BOGE Select alarms to the first checks: cooling airflow, oil level, filter differential pressure, separator restriction, motor load, sensor wiring, and phase monitoring. Some controller generations show text alarms instead of short numeric codes, so match the exact display message before ordering parts.
| Code / Alarm | Meaning | Quick Fix |
|---|---|---|
| High Final Pressure Temp | Discharge temp too high | Clean cooler, check oil |
| Low Oil Pressure | Lube circuit fault | Check oil level and filter |
| Motor Overload (OL) | Motor overcurrent | Check amps and phase balance |
| E-Stop | Emergency stop active | Reset and inspect |
| Service Interval | PM due | Perform service, reset counter |
| Air Filter Diff. High | Air filter blocked | Replace air filter element |
| Oil Separator DP | Oil separator restricted | Replace separator element |
| Pressure Regulator Fault | Regulator not maintaining set point | Check regulator and solenoid |
| Phase Monitoring | Phase loss or reversal | Check supply wiring |
| Temperature Sensor | Sensor out of range | Check sensor wiring |
BOGE screw compressors are sensitive to oil cooler cleanliness. The cooler fins on BOGE units pack densely and require cleaning from the inside out with compressed air or a fin brush. Verify the cooling fan capacitor - a slow fan is a common cause that’s easy to overlook.
Some BOGE models have a differential pressure switch across the air filter. A clogged filter reduces airflow, increases velocity through the airend, and causes temperature rise. Replace the filter element before it triggers this shutdown.
The separator element is a scheduled service part - typically 3,000–4,000 hours. In dusty environments or with degraded oil, it can plug much sooner. A high differential pressure across the separator increases power consumption noticeably before triggering the alarm.
| Part | Notes |
|---|---|
| Oil separator element | Primary PM item |
| Air filter element | Replace per service schedule |
| Oil filter | Replace with separator |
| Cooling fan capacitor | Common on single-phase fan motors |
| Discharge temperature sensor | Thermocouple or NTC type |
| Pressure regulator solenoid | For regulator faults after checks |
Before ordering, match the compressor service part to the BOGE model, controller alarm, element size, and electrical rating.
BOGE compressors require factory-specific oil types and torque specs on separator housing reassembly. If repeated temperature shutdowns occur after service, contact a BOGE authorized service provider.
Use the table below for common BOGE Control and BOGE Select alarms, including high final-pressure temperature, filter differential pressure, oil separator DP, motor overload, sensor faults, and phase monitoring.
High final pressure temperature is commonly caused by dirty cooler fins, low or degraded oil, poor airflow, or a weak cooling fan capacitor.
It means the controller sees too much pressure drop across the air filter. Replace the filter element and check intake airflow before restarting.
A high separator differential pressure increases power consumption and can lead to shutdown. Replace the separator element with the correct part for the compressor model.