
ARB Approved IOM – Executive Orders VR-201-B and VR-202-B (Wayne Harmony WayneVac Dispenser)
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Healy Systems, Inc.
Website: http://www.healysystems.com
18 Hampshire Drive
Email: [email protected]
Hudson, New Hampshire 03051 USA
Telephone: 603.882.2472
ARB Approved Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual (November 2006) Fax: 603.882.5189
Healy Systems, Inc. – the innovative leader of Stage II vapor recovery equipment
On the “A” side VAC pump, back off the electrical nut from the elbow attached to the
pump and the flare nut holding the vapor tube in the out port of the pump, see
photo J.
Remove the (3) sheet metal screws that hold the pump to the bracket.
Remove the electronics cover, secured with (4) bolts, from the pump.
Disconnect harness wires from the pump wires and pull through the elbow. Let the
electrical tube hang for future use. Remove the elbow and set aside for future use.
Lift the VAC pump off the outlet vapor tube and set aside.
Remove the VAC pump mounting bracket.
Unscrew the flare nut holding the outlet vapor tube in the bottom of the dispenser and
remove the vapor tubing, see photo F, right side when facing the dispenser.
Remove the 3/4” NPT flare fitting from the 3/4” elbow and install a 3/4” NPT x 5/8” flare
straight fitting supplied in the Healy Vapor Kit, tighten securely.
In the “J” box, bottom right, you will see the potted nipple containing the wire harness
that was previously disconnected from the Wayne-VAC
™
pump. Follow this harness
from the bottom of the potted nipple (under the “J” box) to the Wayne-VAC
™
electronics control board #887227; remove the (2) connectors from the board and also
the green ground wire attached to the chassis.
Remove the coupling (under the “J” box) from the potted nipple and wire harness that
was just disconnected from the Wayne-VAC
™
electronics control board #887227.
Remove the potted nipple from the “J” box and pull the wire harness out of the
flexible, non-metallic electrical tubing and elbow, set aside.
IMPORTANT: In the “J” box, bottom left, you will see the potted nipple containing the
wire harness that controls the Wayne-VAC
™
pump on the “B” side of the dispenser.
Follow this harness from the bottom of the potted nipple (under the “J” box) to the
Wayne-VAC electronics control board #887227, remove the (2) connectors from the
board and neatly bundle up out of the way.
WARNING
This retrofit kit requires drilling in a Hazardous Location. Insure that all power to the dispenser
has been turned off. Open all access doors for increased airflow. Use only sharp drill bits; dull
bits may generate excessive heat. Use air powered drill at low RPM’s. If an electric drill is
used, a suitable UL Listed Gas Detector must be used to ensure the area is below 25% of the
Lower Explosive Limit. Do not drill if gasoline odors are present.
If drilling in the electronics cabinet, carefully collect and remove all metal shavings that may be
inside the cabinet. Failure to remove the shavings could result in an electrical shock hazard.
Before drilling, check to ensure that no wires or fluid containing parts (i.e. product tubing) is
located on the backside or near the chuck of the drill.