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STYLE 3414 ApoLLo™ S.I. MonITor wITh FoLdInG LEGS
opErATInG & MAInTEnAnCE InSTrUCTIonS
wITh SpECIAL L.A. CoUnTY SpECIFICATIonS
The Akron Style 3414 Apollo Monitor is designed to provide efficient trouble-free operation for many years. The following operating
and maintenance instructions are provided to assist in obtaining the best possible performance for this unit.
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Maximum Flow:
Style 3414
600 GPM (3800 LPM) Portable Base
1250 GPM (4800 LPM) Direct Mount
Maximum Pressure:
Style 3414
200 PSI (1380 Kpa, 13.8 BARS)
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Read and follow the Warning Tag Instructions on the Lock Pin Lanyard.
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If an Upper Deck or similar device is used to raise the Apollo 18” above the height of the standard direct mount
flange, the increased loads must be taken into consideration when developing the structural support. Inadequate
structural support can result in damage to the inlet piping, causing injury to the operator or others.
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turn shut off valve should not be used with the Apollo. If any other type of shut off valve is used, it must be
opened and closed slowly. Opening and closing a valve too quickly may result in damage to the Apollo and other
equipment, which can result in an injury to the operator or others.
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Read and follow the Safety Chain Warning Tag located on the Ground Mount Tag.
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Read and follow the Plunger Pin Caution Tag.
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Under freezing conditions the monitor must be drained to prevent damage.
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Read and follow the Set Up Instruction Tag located on Inlet Body.
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Incorrect hose layout may cause instability.
GEnErAL InSTrUCTIonS
While operating in the direct mount flange or portable base,
ThE Two ConnECTInG pInS MUST BE FULLY EnGAGEd AT ALL TIMES.
A. REMOVE THE MONITOR
To remove the monitor from either the direct connect flange base or portable base, hold
the monitor securely by the carrying handle and pull each lock pin straight out. (See Figure 1)
