Graco 116123, Instructions-Parts List Manual

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Installation
309200D 3
Installation
Installing Level Indicator (F
IG
. 1 and F
IG
. 2)
1. Shut down the system and Relieve Pressure by
following the Pressure Relief Instructions provided
in the Pump Module Manual provided with your
system.
2. Remove the six screws (C) holding the pump
module and reservoir cover to the reservoir.
Disconnect the vent hose (B).
3. Remove pump module and reservoir cover from the
assembly (also remove follow plate if so equipped).
4. Using the descriptions provided on the cover of this
instruction manual, determine the correct lanyard
length to use for your pump module. Remove and
discard the lanyard you are not using.
5. Remove and discard the Remove the 3/4” plug (A),
from the reservoir cover. Slide the level indicator
metal plate and lanyard through the hole. Hand
tighten the Level Indicator to the fitting.
6. Slide the follow plate on pump tube. Attach metal
clip (D) to follow plate using screw (E) (Part No.
112948).
7. Insert follow plate into reservoir. Reassemble
reservoir cover and pump module using screws (C).
Make sure cable is vertical.
The equipment stays pressurized until pressure is
manually relieved. To reduce the risk of serious injury
from pressurized fluid, accidental spray, or splashing
fluid, follow the
pressure relief procedure included in
the Pump Module Manual provided with your system
whenever you service the equipment.
CAUTION
The Level Indicator is not designed to be operated in
a caustic environment.
If retrofitting the lubrication system, prior to begin-
ning installation, verify you have a reservoir cover
(part no. 196804) that has a 3/4” npt fitting and a
follow plate.
F
IG
. 1
C
A
B
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CAUTION
Step 4: Use of a thread sealant is not recommended.
If your procedure requires a thread sealant, be sure to
use a sealant that is compatible with plastic pipe to
prevent cracking or discoloration of the Level
Indicator.
NOTICE
• Failure to use the correct lanyard length on the level
indicator could result in inaccurate level indication
and low level shutdown.
F
IG
. 2
E
D
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