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BS...IMAT  Rev2 - Operating Instructions

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7.6. Switch off of the pump

ON

 

  

  The appliance must be switch off every time 

there are faults. 

The product is designed for a continuous duty, the 

switch off is performed by disconnecting the power 

supply by means the expected disconnecting 

devices (see paragraph “6.5 Electrical connection”).

8.  MAINTENANCE

Before any operations it's necessary to disconnect 

the power supply.

If required ask to an electrician or to an expert 

technician.

  

Every maintenance operations, cleaning 

or reparation executed with the electrical 

system under voltage, it could cause serious 

injuries to people.

In case of extraordinary maintenance, or 

maintenance operations that require part-removing, 

the operator must be a qualified technician able to 

read schemes and drawings.

It is suggest to register all maintenance operation 

executed.

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During maintenance keep particular 

attention in order to avoid the introduction of 

small external parts, that could compromise 

the device safety.

  It is forbidden to execute any operations with 

the direct use of hands. Use water-resistant, 

anti-cut gloves to disassemble and clean the 

booster set.

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During maintenance operations external 

personnel is not allowed.

Maintenance operations that are not described 

in this manual must be made only by special 

personnel authorized by Calpeda.

For further technical information regarding the use 

or the maintenance of the device, contact Calpeda.

8.1. Routine maintenance and inspection

OFF

 

  

 

 

 

Before every maintenance operations 

disconnect the power supply and make 

sure that the device could not accidentally 

operate.

  Close the suction and delivery gate valves 

and before attempting any maintenance 

activity. 

It is suggested to make an inspections at least 

every 6 months. The inspection must include:

1.  Check that there are no leaks especially around 

the area of the pump seals.

2. Check for any corrosion or signs of wear.

3. Check that the pump rotate freely.

4.  Check that there is no sign of water at the vessel 

air valve by quickly depressing the air valve 

needle.

5.  Check that the pump/s are operating correctly 

and quietly without excessive vibration.

6.  Check that the system operates smoothly and 

comes to rest when there is no demand and the 

set pressure has been reached.

7.  Check all electrical cables and fittings for signs of 

damage or wear.

8. Check the vessel pre-charge.

9.  Check  the  operation  of  any  float  switches  or 

safety or protection devices.

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  We advise that for a reliable and constant 

supply of water that you take out a 

maintenance contract. These are especially 

devised for the set you have and the work is 

carried out by fully qualified and experienced 

staff.

8.2. Dismantling the system

OFF

 

 

Close the suction and delivery gate valves and 

drain

the booster set before dismantling.

9.  DISPOSAL

OFF

 

 

The final disposal of the device must be done by 

specialized company.

Make sure the specialized company follows the 

classification of the material parts for the separation. 

Observe the local regulations and dispose the 

device accordingly with the international rules for 

environment protection.

Changes reserved.

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Page 6: ...uction pipeline With sufficient head the water will overcome the resistance of the non return valve fitted in the suction side of the pump and will fill the pump body Otherwise prime the pump with the...

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Page 12: ...mity with the standards laid down therein The manufacturer also declares that the following harmonised international standards have been applied EN ISO 12100 2010 EN 809 1998 A1 2009 EN 60204 1 2006 A...

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