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1. INTRODUCTION
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1.3 Shipping Configuration
The PowerSewer® system is shipped ready to install. The system is
packaged at the factory to minimize transportation and handling
damage. The shipping weight ranges from 200 to 400 pounds,
depending on the depth of the system.
1.4 Transportation and Handling
The PowerSewer® should be transported and stored in a vertical
position. Make sure that it cannot fall over. Make sure that it cannot
roll or move around. Make sure that no other equipment or freight is
stacked on the PowerSewer®.
Always lift the PowerSewer® from the bottom using the provided
pallet or by using a non-marring sling around the tank. Before any
attempt is made to move the tank, the installer should ensure that
the installation equipment has sufficient capacity and can reach to
lift and position the tank without dragging or dropping it on the
ground. Although the exterior surfaces of the PowerSewer® are
designed to withstand normal handling, they can be damaged during
transportation, handling and installation. The basin must not be
dropped, dragged, rolled or handled with sharp objects. Handle the
tank in an upright position whenever possible.
WARNING
Keep out from under suspended loads
Locate overhead utilities before lifting equipment
WARNING
Hazardous voltage can shock, burn or
cause death Do not lift, carry or hang grinder pump by the electrical
cable Damage to the electrical cable can cause shock, burns or death
CAUTION
The use of chains or cables on the
PowerSewer® tank is not permitted under any circumstances Do not
drop, drag, roll or handle the tank with sharp objects Failure to follow
these warnings and instructions will immediately void the warranty
NOTICE
If the collection tank or other PowerSewer®
component is suspected of being damaged, installation should be
suspended until the extent of the damage can be determined by
an authorized Franklin Electric representative Any field repairs or
alterations must be authorized in writing by Franklin Electric and then
performed in accordance with Franklin Electric written instructions
Failure to secure written authorization before proceeding with field
repairs or alterations will immediately void the warranty
1.5 Storage
Although PowerSewer® systems can be stored outside, it is
recommended that the systems be stored inside. For extended
periods of storage, the pump and electronic controls must be
protected from moisture, heat, and UV rays (sunlight).
After an extended period of storage, the system should be inspected
before it is put into operation. Pay close attention to all of the valves,
grommets, and gaskets. Inspect the grinder pump’s mechanical seal
and rotate the pump’s impeller by hand to ensure that the mechanical
seal faces are not stuck together. If the system is stored for more than
six months, perform this manual rotation every other month.
WARNING
Hazardous voltage can shock, burn or
cause death Failure to disconnect and lock out all electrical power
before rotating impeller can shock, burn or cause severe personal
injury or death
CAUTION
Hazardous machinery can cause severe
personal injury Rotating cutter assembly is very sharp and can cause
severe personal injury
NOTICE
Failure to rotate grinder pump impeller
by hand after extended storage period can result in premature
mechanical seal failure
The grinder pump is frost-proof as long as it is operating or is
immersed in liquid. If the pump is taken up when the temperature is
below freezing, the impeller may freeze. The grinder pump should be
operated for a brief period after being taken up to expel all remaining
liquid. A frozen impeller can be thawed by allowing the pump to
stand immersed in liquid for a short period before it is started.
CAUTION
Never use an open flame to thaw a frozen pump
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