Universal system instruction manual
125/10/21 Rev:1.0.1
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7 INSTALLATION OF THE BASIC COMPONENTS
Before commencing installation of the system, it is useful to know that some of its components require
particular precautions regarding their positioning, in particular the control panel. It is essential that it is
easily visible by the system user, to facilitate ignition and adjustment procedures.
The air fi lter (optional) must also be accessible to facilitate cleaning. The motor must be installed in a
position where the surrounding air temperature does not exceed 50 ° c.
7.1 Control panel
The control panel contains all the controls and adjustments of the system. It must therefore be installed in
an easily accessible position to proceed with the on / off and adjustment operations.
The adjustment of the suction cycle times takes place via the 16-position switch located on the front, which
varies the cycles from 2 to 32 seconds (see fi gure 1)
The panel must be permanently fi xed by its anchor points (see fi gure 2), away from sources of excessive
heat and protected from water.
Figure 1
Figure 2
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7.2 Dispenser tank
The dispenser tank must be permanently fi xed by its anchor points (see fi gure 3), above the fuel tank,
taking care that it is perfectly level. Alternatively the multiposition shelf (optional) can be used.
Where possible, the dispenser tank should be installed in a position that does not obstruct any neces-
sary manual fi lling of the tank.
To facilitate the complete fi lling of the tank, it is advisable that the lower discharge door of the dispenser
tank is positioned at the same level as the mouth of the tank but never higher than this (see fi gure 4).
It is equally possible to install the dispenser tank with the lower discharge door positioned inside the
tank itself.
However, it is essential that the dispenser tank unit discharge door is positioned in such a way that when
the tank is full of fuel it cannot close by itself.
This way you can ensure that the fi lling of the tank stops automatically.
Figure 3
Figure 4
