without applying any excessive load, force or impact. Wait for a couple of seconds to make sure that the lever remains
pulled, and then set up the shut-off part. If this procedure is not completed successfully, repeat it. Then, reattach the
shut-off protection cap number 9. Manually turn the lever number 7 counterclockwise slowly and gradually without
overextending or using excessive load, force or impact (procedure number 2 on Figure 2). Set up the device by verifying
that there's a gas flow on the outlet side, the lever number 7 has gone back to its initial position, and the shut-off lever
number 8 has remained pulled and locked. If this process does not occur, repeat the procedure. (During these
procedures, if you have difficulties turning the lever number 7, have difficulties pulling the shut-off lever number 8, or
if the shut-off lever number 8 turns off because the outlet pressure reaches the safety adjustment pressure; you may
carry out procedures such as removing the release protection cap number 3 if it exists (procedure number 3 on Figure
3), gradually turning on the inlet valve instead of completely turning it on, letting a small amount of gas to be released
from the test nipple on the outlet line, pulling and holding the shut-off lever number 8 for 3 to 5 seconds while locking
the lever number 7 and letting go of the shut-off lever number 8 when you detect a gas flow on the outlet side and
verifying that the lever remains pulled, etc. After these procedures, reattach the parts that you have removed such as
the release protection cap number 3, test nipple, etc.)
For the ERG-S series products;
In order to begin the setup: Partially turn on the outlet valve on the line. Slowly and gradually turn on the inlet valve
on the line, which is the gas supply. Manually turn the lever number 7 counterclockwise slowly and gradually without
overextending or using excessive load, force or impact (procedure number 2 on Figure 2). Set up the device by verifying
that there's a gas flow to the outlet side. If this process does not occur, repeat the procedure. (If you have difficulties
turning the lever number 7 during these procedures; you may carry out procedures such as removing the release
protection cap number 3 if it exists (procedure number 3 on Figure 3), gradually turning on the inlet valve instead of
completely turning it on, letting a small amount of gas to be released from the test nipple on the outlet line, etc. After
these procedures, reattach the parts that you have removed such as the release protection cap number 3, test nipple,
etc.)
After setting up the device; manually reattach the shut-off protection cap number 9 for the ERG-SE series products
and the release protection cap number 3 for all products if it exists. Make sure that there's a gas passage to the outlet
side, that the lever number 7 has remained in the same position prior to the setup, that the shut-off lever number 9 is
in the drawn position for the ERG-SE series products, and that the released gas can be mixed into the atmosphere if a
release system exists on the product. Inform the gas users regarding gas usage.
Besides, after setting up the device, make sure that the inlet and outlet valves are on and that there's pressure on the
outlet side. Check all external parts of the product including the connections by using methods such as appropriate
foam, liquid, detector, etc. and verify that there isn't any external leak on the product or excessive noise or vibration
on the line or the product. Connect the appropriate manometer, which has been connected to the pressure source, to
the test valve that is located on an appropriate spot at the outlet line after the regulator (during this procedure, make
sure that the connections are tight and leakproof). When there's a consumption of 0,5xQmax on the outlet side of the
regulator, measure the outlet pressure and check whether or not it's within the tolerance range. Shut off the outlet
valve on the outlet side of the regulator and wait for a while. Check whether the outlet pressure is stable and there
aren't any internal leaks. In order to make sure that the external leak or the released gas originating from the product
do not create a dangerous atmosphere while carrying out this procedure, take all necessary measures and do not
operate it indoors. The procedures that may lead to pressure inflow to the inlet connection nozzle and the body higher
than the determined PS value must not be carried out under any circumstances and this situation must not be allowed.
Analyze the pressure values with the calibrated manometer that has been assembled at least 5xDN on the outlet
pipeline. In order to avoid any kind of gas leak or fizzling out of the gas burning device, etc. by the user during all these
procedures, the users must be informed appropriately and the necessary measures must be taken.
During the setup procedure or during mid-season, as a result of temperature difference, etc., there may be a gas
outflow into the atmosphere from the release part of the product. This is normal. It's important that the gas outflow
in question is not continuous. If the gas outflow is continuous, there might be a malfunction in the product. In this
case, do not keep using the product. Immediately contact the authorized people and competent bodies, and take the
necessary safety measures on the line.
At indoor areas, the leaked gas may accumulate and create a risk of explosion. In such cases, the connection must be
carried out through a pipe from the product's ventilation hole to the outdoors (atmosphere).
