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12.4 Exchange of barrel
The pump must be depressurized and secured against unintentional start-up.
Step 1:
Attach suitable lifting straps or chains to the bracket (fig. 26,
pos. B).
Step 2:
Disassemble the tie rods (if available – optional accessory)
from the straps (fig. 26, pos. 5) of the cover (fig. 26, pos. 3) and
fold them down.
Step 3:
Unscrew the wing screws (fig. 26, pos. 4) until the cover (fig. 26,
pos. 3) can be removed from the barrel.
Step 4:
Pull the pump (fig. 26, pos. 1) incl. cover (fig. 26, pos. 3) out of
the grease barrel using a suitable lifting device.
The relevant regulations on lifting loads must be
observed. The grease barrel must not be lifted at
the same time.
Ensure that the pump pipe (fig. 26,
pos. 3) is not damaged or soiled.
Step 5:
Pull the grease follower plate (fig. 26, pos. 6) out of the empty
grease barrel and press it into the new barrel.
Step 6:
Now reinsert the pump pipe (fig. 26, pos. 7) through the follower
plate (fig. 26, pos. 6) into the barrel.
Step 7:
Push the pump (fig. 26, pos. 1) with cover (fig. 26, pos. 3)
downwards until the cover rests on the barrel.
If the height of the new barrel differs from that of the old one, adjust the immersion depth of the pump pipe
(fig. 26, pos. 1) to the new barrel. First, loosen the two clamping screws (hexagon socket AF 6 - fig. 26, pos. 2).
Then proceed as described in chapter 9.2 "Assembly of Beka Stream H barrel version" (steps 4 to 8). The
following steps 9 and 10 in this chapter are then omitted.
Step 8:
Tighten the wing screws (fig. 26, pos. 4) until the cover (fig. 26, pos. 3) is firmly fixed on the barrel.
Step 9:
If available, fold the tie rods (optional accessory) upwards and fix them with the straps (fig. 26, pos. 5) of the cover (fig. 26, pos. 3).
Step 10:
Remove lifting straps or chains.
Use grease barrels only with original grease filling!
Do not use refillable barrels!
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