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Index 

INTRODUCTION 

3

 

1.  GENERAL INFORMATION 

3

 

1.1.

  

G

ENERAL INFORMATION

 

3

 

1.3. CONTENTS OF THE OPERATION AND 
MAINTENANCE MANUAL 

4

 

1.4.  WARRANTY 

4

 

1.4.1.

 

G

ENERAL 

C

ONDITIONS

 

4

 

1.4.2.

  

P

ARTS NOT COVERED UNDER 

W

ARRANTY

 

5

 

1.4.3.

  

T

HE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER

 

5

 

1.4.4.

 

O

PERATIONS THAT VOID THE WARRANTY

 

6

 

2.  DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 6

 

2.1

  

G

ENERAL DESCRIPTION

 

7

 

2.2.

  

S

TANDARD PUMP COMPONENTS

 

7

 

2.2.1

 

P

UMPING ELEMENTS

 

8

 

2.2.2.

  

A

UXILIARY PUMPING ELEMENTS 

(

OPTIONAL

8

 

2.2.3

   

L

ASER FOR GREASE MINIMUM LEVEL 

(

OPTIONAL

8

 

2.2.4

   

G

REASE STIRRING PADDLE 

(

STANDARD PUMP

8

 

2.3.

  

T

ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE PUMP

 

9

 

2.3.1.

  

L

UBRICANTS

 

9

 

2.4.

  

I

DENTIFICATION OF THE PRODUCT

 

10

 

3. SAFETY 

11

 

3.1.

  

M

ATERIALS PRESENT ON THE MACHINE

 

11

 

3.2.

   

D

EVICES AND 

S

OLUTIONS FOR 

P

ROTECTION

 

11

 

3.3.

   

W

ARNING OF RESIDUAL RISKS

 

11

 

3.3.1.

    

L

IFTING AND 

T

RANSPORT

 

12

 

3.3.1.1

    

R

ESIDUAL RISKS PRESENT IN THE 

L

IFTING AND 

T

RANSPORT 

P

HASES

 

12

 

3.3.1.2.

   

R

EQUIRED 

P

ERSONAL 

P

ROTECTION 

E

QUIPMENT

  12

 

3.3.1.3.

   

W

ARNINGS TO BE HEEDED IN THE 

L

IFTING AND 

T

RANSPORT 

P

HASES

 

12

 

3.3.2.

   

I

NSTALLATION AND OPERATION

 

13

 

3.3.2.1.

    

R

ESIDUAL RISKS PRESENT IN THE 

I

NSTALLATION AND 

O

PERATION 

P

HASES

 

13

 

3.3.2.2.

 

R

EQUIRED 

P

ERSONAL 

P

ROTECTION 

E

QUIPMENT

  13

 

3.3.2.3

  

W

ARNINGS TO BE HEEDED IN THE 

I

NSTALLATION AND 

O

PERATION 

P

HASES

 

14

 

3.3.3.

   

M

AINTENANCE AND 

D

EMOLITION

 

15

 

3.3.3.1.

  

R

ESIDUAL RISKS PRESENT IN THE 

M

AINTENANCE AND 

D

EMOLITION 

P

HASES

 

15

 

3.3.3.2

  

R

EQUIRED 

P

ERSONAL 

P

ROTECTION 

E

QUIPMENT

  15

 

3.3.3.3

    

W

ARNINGS TO BE HEEDED IN THE 

M

AINTENANCE 

AND 

D

EMOLITION 

P

HASES

 

16

 

3.4.

    

S

AFETY 

S

IGNS

 

16

 

3.5.

    

N

OISE AND 

V

IBRATION 

I

NDICATIONS

 

17

 

3.5.1.

   

N

OISE

 

17

 

3.5.2.

  

V

IBRATIONS

 

17

 

3.6.

    

P

ROPER AND IMPROPER USE OF THE 

M

ACHINE

 

17

 

3.6.1.

   

P

ROPER USE

 

17

 

3.6.2.

   

I

MPROPER USE

 

17

 

4. TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION 

18

 

4.1.

    

P

REPARATIONS AT THE CUSTOMER

S EXPENSE

 

18

 

4.2.

    

T

RANSPORT

,

 HANDLING AND INSTALLATION

 

19

 

4.2.1.

     

I

NSTALLATION OF THE PUMP

 

20

 

4.2.2.

    

H

YDRAULIC CONNECTIONS

 

20

 

4.2.3.

     

E

LECTRICAL CONNECTION

 

20

 

5. START-UP, ADJUSTMENT AND OPERATION 

22

 

5.1

 

CHECKS TO CARRY OUT DURING THE FIRST 

START-UP OF THE PUMP 

22

 

5.2

 

RESERVOIR FILLING 

23

 

5.3

 

ADJUSTABLE PUMPING ELEMENT SETTING 

23

 

5.4

 

CALIBRATION OF THE LASER LEVEL PROBE 

0295131, 24VDC OUT NO AND NC (1 THRESHOLD)  23

 

5.5

 

OPERATION OF THE 989 V2 

24

 

5.5.1

 

S

TART

-

UP

 

25

 

5.5.2

 

A

RREST

 

25

 

6.  MAINTENANCE AND DEMOLITION 

25

 

6.1

 

PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS 

26

 

6.2

 

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE 

27

 

6.3

 

SPECIAL MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS 

27

 

6.4

 

DEMOLITION 

29

 

7.  ORDER INFORMATION AND DIMENSIONS 

30

 

7.1

 

ORDER INFORMATION 

30

 

7.2

 

DIMENSIONS 

32

 

Copyright 

33

 

 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 989v2

Page 1: ...tion and maintenance manual Original instructions Manual drafted in compliance with directive 2006 42 DropsA products can be purchased at DropsA branches and authorised distributors go to www dropsa c...

Page 2: ...3 2 2 REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT 13 3 3 2 3 WARNINGS TO BE HEEDED IN THE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION PHASES 14 3 3 3 MAINTENANCE AND DEMOLITION 15 3 3 3 1 RESIDUAL RISKS PRESENT IN THE MAI...

Page 3: ...V2 identified in this document with the term MACHINE made by the company DROPSA S P A identified in this document with the term MANUFACTURER for this reason it must follow the machine itself in the e...

Page 4: ...hat they can know and correctly use the MACHINE In fact in addition to a functional description of the Machine and its primary parts this manual contains the instructions and indications for correctly...

Page 5: ...in particular the electrical characteristics indicated specifically on the CE Tag of the individual pump unit Specific electrical disconnect switch on the power supply line dedicated only to the MACHI...

Page 6: ...t specified by the MANUFACTURER The machine is a grease pump designed and constructed to feed an automatic lubrication system for systems or machinery in accordance with its technical specifications T...

Page 7: ...grease or the type of distribution This construction technique is based essentially on the following modules Electric motor Pump body Pumping element Reservoir The bearing structure is the same for a...

Page 8: ...ted directly to the pumping element outlet For the adjustment of adjustable pumping elements see Paragraph 5 3 Figure 2 2 2 2 Auxiliary pumping elements optional The pump is installation ready for ano...

Page 9: ...in 32 cst Storage temperature 40 65 C 40 149F Continuous sound pressure level 70 dB A 1 If a different product is used you must ask DROPSA S p A if it is suitable for use The following characteristics...

Page 10: ...10 2 4 Identification of the product A label is located on the pump tank that indicates the product code the power supply voltages and the basic characteristics...

Page 11: ...ng out the various possible operations on the MACHINE itself In any case this PPE must be integrated or diversified depending on the explicit requirements of the MSDS relative to the grease being used...

Page 12: ...th transport and handling the components of the 989 V2 3 3 1 2 Required Personal Protection Equipment 3 3 1 3 Warnings to be heeded in the Lifting and Transport Phases In the lifting and transport pha...

Page 13: ...ion and installation of which is the customer s responsibility or due to the breakage of connections or piping of the grease distribution system itself possible breakage and projection of components o...

Page 14: ...ce of pressure before removing the connections and or piping of the grease distribution system downstream of the MACHINE Always install a grease distribution system downstream of the MACHINE the selec...

Page 15: ...rest equipment piping conduit on the 989 V2 or on top of the components that make it up 3 3 3 Maintenance and Demolition 3 3 3 1 Residual risks present in the Maintenance and Demolition Phases In the...

Page 16: ...Manuals or after having followed specific and formalised training Do not for any reason whatsoever use petrol solvents or flammable liquids to clean the same Do not make any modifications transformati...

Page 17: ...989 V2 for operations other than those indicated above could cause damage to personnel or to the 989 V2 itself and they are therefore considered improper uses for which the MANUFACTURER will not be he...

Page 18: ...ith the following characteristics isolates the electrical equipment from the power supply having only one open and closed position is lockable with suitable devices for example a padlock in open posit...

Page 19: ...h to the operators and to the MACHINE itself In the installation room there must be no potentially explosive areas generated by bases or powders In the room where the machine is installed a brightness...

Page 20: ...p at operator height about 1200 mm from the floor surface to avoid abnormal posture or the possibility of impact Ensure that the pipes and wires have been properly fastened and protected from any poss...

Page 21: ...pondence between the electrical power supply of the pump and that of the machine electrical power supply system by means of the electrical specifications declared on the CE Tag applied on the side of...

Page 22: ...he installation of which is the customer s responsibility and in particular the piping and connections are correctly and solidly installed without any type of leaks Ensure correct operation of the sim...

Page 23: ...ach full rotation of the wrench corresponds to approx 0 05 cc cycle Check for the presence and compliance replace if necessary of the gasket C Remove the cap A by using a size 4 mm Allen wrench Figure...

Page 24: ...stem that controls activation and manages the minimum level contact and the revolution counter There is also an extra cycle button that provides external cycle request enabling For the operation of th...

Page 25: ...y power supply 6 Maintenance and demolition Before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning operation described below you must always disconnect THE 989 V2 from the relative power supplies carrying ou...

Page 26: ...regular doses The distributor is not properly connected to the lubrication points Check the dosages with the system diagram The pump begins the greasing phase but ends it immediately Defective motor o...

Page 27: ...the machine Reservoir level As required Restore the grease level in the reservoir Filling filter As required Check and possibly replace 6 3 Special maintenance operations The special maintenance oper...

Page 28: ...follows 1 Position the electrical disconnect switch on the machine s power supply line to O OFF or remove the wall plug 2 Always ensure the absence of pressure in the grease distribution system downs...

Page 29: ...to favour recycling allocating them to sorted disposal in particular select the plastic or rubber elements c Dispose of the carcasses in other words once the polluting elements have been removed and...

Page 30: ...80 480V 60Hz UL CSA 3301730 05 Pumping elements Without pumping elements 0297418 x3 0 One fixed flow rate pumping element 0297420 0297418 x2 1 Two fixed flow rate pumping elements 0297420 x2 0297418 2...

Page 31: ...036020 Grease nipple 0297430C Adjustable flow rate pumping element 3 17 cc min 3133883 Filter and gaskets kit 3133885 Laser Kit 24V cc Out NO and NC 1 threshold 3133884 Gasket cap kit 3133886 Pallet k...

Page 32: ...32 7 2 Dimensions Figure 9 Dimensions in mm in 5 kg 10 kg A mm in 596 23 4 648 25 5 B mm in 103 5 4 122 5 4 8 C mm in 175 6 88 230 9...

Page 33: ...mages Reprints even of extracts are only permitted with the approval of DropsA S p A We reserve the right to implement technical modifications to the machine at any time in order to improve safety rel...

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