CONNECTION TO THE APPLIANCE TO BE TESTED
After screwing the delivery hose to the pump, connect the same to the appliance to test (pipe, tank, valve, etc..),
paying attention to the "hydraulic seal".
FILL UP THE APPLIANCE TO BE TESTED
Whatever is the appliance to test, it has to be filled up in advance with the same liquid that will be used for the
test.
FILLING THE TANK
The pump has a tank with a capacity of 100 liters. Fill up the tank making sure the suction tube is completely
submerged. Use a mixture of water and emulsifiable oil in order to prevent oxide formation inside the machine.
If you can not find the liquid, use water or common oil.
SAFETY
Before shipment, all the pumps are tested in firm, are tough and very robust and therefore very safe.
The operator should wear gloves and protective screen, and people not involved with the testing should leave test
bench.
FIRST STAGE
The machine has two coaxial pistons. The first piston in action is the brass one, with a larger diameter. For this
purpose, verify that the release lever is adjacent to the pump body.
Check that the drain flyer is tight, otherwise close it turning in a clockwise way.
Pumping moving the lever from the bottom on the top. Due to the low flow rate, the pressure gauge will not
begin to rise immediately, but after a few cycles.
The pump is self - priming, so it will come into operation by taking the fluid from the tank below and sending it in
the appliance to be tested.
When you reached 100/120 bar, skip to second stage.
SECOND STAGE
Place the release lever in opening position (at 90° respect the pump body), to position the brass piston with
greater diameter and to free the steel piston with smaller diameter. This piston allows the attainment of high
pressures.
Pumping regularly and quickly, moving the lever from the bottom on the top.
Check the pressure shown in the gauge, and do not exceed the maximum pressure.
DISCHARGE THE PRESSURE
At the end of the test, you will have to relieve the pressure acting on the flyer's tap that is on the side of the
pump body. Turning in anticlockwise way the faucet opens the valve by draining the emulsifiable oil (or water)
through the drain hole, located under this tap.
From this hole ejects the liquid to the tank below.
