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9

Assembly (continued)

Mechanical Maintenance

Final Assembly

Connect the Steel Pipe to the Pump and Valve Set and tighten using a 20 mm spanner.

Connect the solenoid wire to its terminal block using a 3 mm flat screwdriver. Place the block in position on the solenoid and

secure with the screws provided.

Ensure that the Oil Drain Plug has been replaced and tightened using a 13 mm spanner.

Fill to the maximum level indicated on the Oil Level Indicator 

5

with the grade of hydraulic oil stipulated in the Technical

Specifications on page 5.

Pressure Setting

Connect the Pressure Setting Gauge Set and Hoses to the HydraPac.

Plug in the Setting Trigger (see illustration below).

Place the Tank Cover Assembly loosely in position. This is to prevent

excessive oil splash during setting.

Connect to the HydraPac Power Supply and switch on.

Turn the isolator on the electric enclosure to 'On' .

Ensure that both Valves on the Pressure Setting Gauge Set are fully

open.

Depress and release the Trigger a few times allowing the oil to circulate

freely.  This will remove all the air from the hydraulic system and also

indicate if the Directional Valve is functioning.

Keeping the Trigger Switch depressed, slowly close the Valve 'A'.

reading the pressure on the gauge take note of the pressure when the

release valve opens.  Adjust the screw on the left hand side Spring

Dome, (the lower of the two domes) to obtain the setting given on the

Gauge Set illustration.  Once the correct pressure setting has been

achieved, lock the adjusting screw in place with the nut provided using a

10 mm spanner.

To set the Return Pressure repeat as in previous step but with the

Trigger Switch released.  Valve 'A' must be fully open and Valve 'B'

utilised to obtain the setting. Adjustments for the pressure are to be made on the second Spring Dome. 

On completion of the pressure settings, replace and secure the tank cover with the 10 mm socket head cap screw using a 5 mm

allen Key and reset the timer if need be.

Note: It may be necessary during Pressure Setting to temporarily increase the delay time on the "Sleep Mode" Timer. 

Item numbers in 

bold

refer to the general assembly and combination valve drawings and parts lists on pages 10-16.

ALSO REQUIRES TWO HOSES 1.5 m LONG \COMPLETE

WITH THE RELATIVE QUICK COUPLERS EACH END

0

21.5

20.0

56

.2

56

.9

100

mPa

RETURN

PRESSURE

FEMALE

QUICK

COUPLER

TEE

NEEDLE

VALVE

'A'

PULL

PRESSURE

DRY GAUGE 

PART No. C157

GLYCERINE FILLED GAUGE 

PART No. C 158

NEEDLE

VALVE

MALE

QUICK

COUPLER

'B'

+- 2 m 2 CORE 0.5 mm

2

 CABTYRE

TRIGGER

SWITCH

MALE

PLUG

Pressure Setting Gauge Set

Arrangement of Setting Trigger

Summary of Contents for HP21

Page 1: ...HydraPac Hydraulic Power Unit HP21 HP41 HP51 Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...y seller The only warranties made with respect to such unit or part s thereof are those made by the manufacturer thereof and seller agrees to cooperate with buyer in enforcing such warranties when suc...

Page 4: ...f the trailing cable with any object on the floor 10 The HydraPac should be kept clean for safe and easy operation 11 When moving the HydraPac from place to place only pull on the handle not on the ho...

Page 5: ...Working Pressure Pull 55 2 mPa 8000 psi Return 20 7 ma 3000 psi Delivery Volumes 2 6 l min 3 3 l min 3 3 l min Hydraulic Fluid ISO VG 46 OR EQUIVALENT Pump 4 Cylinder radial Control 24V dc solenoid c...

Page 6: ...tiated If the Tool Trigger switch in not depressed within a preset period normally set at 10 seconds for T10 Tools 15 seconds for T30 Tools and 25 seconds forT51 Tools the HydraPac will enter its Slee...

Page 7: ...e should be taken not to lose the square section rubber cushion between the Nut and the Coil and the O Ring behind the Coil Assembly of the coil is simply the reverse to the stripping procedure above...

Page 8: ...e symbol T is located on top Tighten the eight Nyloc Nuts 36 to 30 Nm in an opposing sequence using a 17 mm socket and torque wrench Assembling the Combination Valve Replace the two Plungers 109 in th...

Page 9: ...close the Valve A reading the pressure on the gauge take note of the pressure when the release valve opens Adjust the screw on the left hand side Spring Dome the lower of the two domes to obtain the s...

Page 10: ...2 ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY 32 GLAND C109 18 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 16 19 17 9 SCREW 4 OFF 2A B 1 FRAME COMPLETE CHASSIS OIL TANK LID AND GASKET OUTER FRAME AND HANDLE 35 33 TO ENCLOSURE 15 14 21 20 13 TO S...

Page 11: ...R 1 11 CO95 SURGE ARRESTOR 1 12 CO30 ISOLATOR 1 13 C081 TRANSFORMER 220V 1 14 CO35 ECCENTRIC SHAFT BEARING 1 15 CO34 STUD 8 16 CO22 MOTOR 1 17 CO89 MOUNTING PLATE 1 18 C104 GLAND 1 19 CO93 TRAILING CA...

Page 12: ...12 ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY 32 GLAND C109 18 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 16 19 17 9 SCREW 4 OFF 2A B 1 FRAME COMPLETE CHASSIS OIL TANK LID AND GASKET OUTER FRAME AND HANDLE 35 33 TO ENCLOSURE 15 14 21 20 13 TO...

Page 13: ...STOR 1 11B CO96 SURGE ARRESTOR 1 12 CO30 ISOLATOR 1 13 C082 TRANSFORMER 1 14 CO35 ECCENTRIC SHAFT BEARING 1 15 CO34 STUD 8 16 CO23 MOTOR 1 17 CO89 MOUNTING PLATE 1 18 C104 GLAND 1 19 CO94 TRAILING CAB...

Page 14: ...12 ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY 32 GLAND C109 18 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 16 19 17 9 SCREW 4 OFF 2A B 1 FRAME COMPLETE CHASSIS OIL TANK LID AND GASKET OUTER FRAME AND HANDLE 35 33 TO ENCLOSURE 15 14 21 20 13 TO...

Page 15: ...TOR 1 12 CO30 ISOLATOR 1 13 C150 TRANSFORMER 1 14 CO35 ECCENTRIC SHAFT BEARING 1 15 CO34 STUD 8 16 CO24 MOTOR 1 17 CO89 MOUNTING PLATE 1 18 C104 GLAND 1 19 CO94 TRAILING CABLE 1 20 CO52 THERMAL OVERLO...

Page 16: ...ST 101 C116 DIRECTIONAL VALVE 1 102 CS26 SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW 4 103 CS12 SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW 8 104 CS34 SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW 2 105 XN014 HEXAN NUT 2 106 CO41 SPRING DOME 2 107 CO42 BEARING PAD 2 1...

Page 17: ...ctor 21 Transformer 13 and the Bridge Rectifier 27 can now be removed and replaced using a flat screwdriver and a 7 mm spanner If it becomes necessary to effect major maintenance on the motor the Encl...

Page 18: ...L 3 L 3 T 3 I C F TF T BR R 1 220 230 v 50 hz 1 14 3 4 14 5 8 6 3 1 13 I 7 T O L LEGEND I LOCK OUT ISOLATOR C CONTACTOR T O L THERMAL OVERLOAD M1 SINGLE PHASE MOTOR T F TRANSFORMER T TRIGGER SWITCH R...

Page 19: ...T 2 L 3 L 3 T 3 I C T O L F TF T BR R 1 400 415v or 525v 50 hz 3 14 3 4 14 5 8 6 3 1 13 I L 1 L 1 L 2 E E S 1 S 2 LEGEND I LOCK OUT ISOLATOR C CONTACTOR T O L THERMAL OVERLOAD M3 THREE PHASE MOTOR T...

Page 20: ...2 L 2 T 2 L 3 L 3 T 3 I C T O L F TF T BR R 1 525v 50 hz 3 14 3 4 14 5 8 6 3 1 13 I L 1 L 1 L 2 E E S 1 S 1 LEGEND I LOCK OUT ISOLATOR C CONTACTOR T O L THERMAL OVERLOAD M3 THREE PHASE MOTOR T F TRAN...

Page 21: ...ter Launder contaminated clothing ORAL If swallowed and person is conscious give water or milk Do not induce vomiting unless on advice of medical personnel Take person to nearest medical centre EYES F...

Page 22: ...are faulty cycle Electrical Connections to the Solenoid Valve are sound Solenoid is faulty Direction Valve Spool is jammed Bridge Rectifier has burnt out The manifold Flange has come loose causing o...

Page 23: ...rial Estate Welwyn Garden City Herts AL7 1LY declare under our sole responsibility that the product Model HP21 HP41 HP51 Serial No to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following...

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