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Ensure that the roof structure is strong enough to take the weight of the
filled tank.
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Care should be taken when maneuvering the stand. It is preferably
done by two or more people.
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It is advised that the installer stands over the main roof support
structure.
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Extra care should be taken when mounting and dismounting iron
ladders.
3. Fix the stand securely on the roof, ensuring that any fixings used that
penetrate the roof outer surface are fully sealed on completion of the job.
Set the tank in its cradle and secure loosely to the frame with the bolts
provided.
4. The filling point on top of the tank should be at the top as it sits on the
frame so that when the Feeder Tank is in position it stands vertical - this is
important because of the operation of the control valve within the feeder
tank
Working on roof areas is dangerous – particularly in
the case of pitched roofs.
CAUTION
At this point of the installation, it may be necessary to adjust the set of the
frame, in order to ensure that the tanks are correctly positioned. This may
include fitting a spacer to the front or back mounting points.
Installing the Feeder Tank
Prior to installing the Feeder Tank, ball valve should be checked to ensure
proper. Every Feeder Tank assembly is individually tested before leaving the
factory, however, vibration in transit sometime causes the valve to dislodge
or jam.
The ball valve is intended for use with a supply pressure
of no more than 4 bars.
CAUTION
5. Install the Feeder Tank on top of the Main Tank.
