ABNOX AXFP2-Light Series, Operating Manual

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De-Commissioning
Brief Interruptions:
In the event of short interruptions (overnight or just
over the weekend), shut down the product. The
system must be de-pressurised.
Long-Term Interruptions:
In the event of a longer-term interruption (more than
three days), the following points should be observed:
• The main switch must be shut down
• The system must be de-pressurised (check the
displays)
CAUTION
Risk of accident and danger to the
environment:
Grease / oil on the ground increase
the risk of accident.
The grease/oil must be properly
disposed of in compliance with
applicable national ordinances
(hazardous waste).
Drawings and Replacement Parts
Accessories, drawings, dimensioning sheets, data
sheets and replacement parts can be found at
www.abnox.com.
Expansion options
Casters LR option
The casters (Figure G/No. 16) are an ideal option in
order to be able to quickly and flexibly transport the
drum pump from one place to another.
DANGER
Only move in the retracted state
and solely on level surfaces.
Feet SF option
The feet (Figure G/No. 17) provide an excellent trans-
port option using a lift truck.
DANGER
Only move in the retracted state
and solely on level surfaces.
Connection block with bleeder AB
Displays the outlet pressure and provides a simple
bleeding method (Figure H/No. 18).
Audible empty signal L
When the fill level is low, the limit switch (Figure I/
no. 19) interrupts the pump air supply and an audible
signal sounds. The volume control (figure I/no. 21)
can be used to adjust the volume of the signal. The
signal is turned off by turning the system off
(Figure F/no. 14).
Idling and Disposal
When de-commissioning/idling the product, please
heed the following points:
• Switch off the main switch (if any)
• Unplug the main power plug from the main supply
(if any)
• The system must be depressurised.
• The medium must be removed and properly
disposed of.
ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD
The various materials /liquids must
be properly and separately handled
and disposed of in compliance with
the applicable national ordinances.
Lubricants are considered
hazardous waste.
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