MP Filtri BS110, Operator'S Manual

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PRODUCT INSTALLATION
1 Insert waste fluid hose into the waste bottle provided.
2 Connect waste fluid hose to contamination monitoring product (waste connector).
3 Connect microbore pressure hose (600 mm) to the contamination monitoring product.
4 Connect microbore pressure hose (600 mm) to the bottle sampler connection.
5 Connect the power supply to bottle sampler, using power adaptor supplied.
6 Switch ON the contamination monitoring product.
7 Select Short Test Sampling option.
8 Enter test details, for more information refer to the contamination monitoring product user guide.
9 Remove the pressure cap by rotating anti clockwise, until it disengages and then lift to remove.
10 Place a bottle with minimum 80 ml of flushing fluid onto the base unit.
11 Replace the pressure cap.
12 Turn the selector handle to Pressure (sample).
13 Switch on the BS110.
14 The pressure inside the chamber will slowly increase to around 2.5 bar.
15 Once the BS110 stabilises, this takes about 30 seconds, press flush button on the contamination monitoring product.
This is approximately 30 seconds after the unit is switched on.
16 Press the start button on the contamination monitoring product once about half the fluid has flushed from the bottle.
This will start a short test which will purge the contamination monitoring product.
17 Once the test is complete press the flush button until all the fluid has flushed through, if the fluid coming from the waste is clear the
contamination monitoring product and bottle sampler are ready for testing. If the fluid is not clear repeat the flushing process.
18 Turn off the bottle sampler.
19 Select Triple or Bottle Test Sampling option on the contamination monitoring product.
20 Draw off a sample of oil (80 ml minimum) from the system into the bottle provided. If this is impractical then use the hand
pump, clean bottle and hose provided to draw off a sample of fluid.
NOTE
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Please ensure that the pump and hose are cleaned with an appropriate filtered solvent (i.e. Iso-propyl alcohol) prior to the sample being
taken. Sample bottles and associated products are to be cleaned in accordance with the instructions in section 6.1.3.
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