Perma Distributor PRO MP-6, Operating Instructions Manual

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perma PRO C - 19 -
Config.
LC250
Config.
LC 500
7.1 Setting the Volume of the PRO LC unit
The size of the PRO LC unit must be set in the configuration menu with the two buttons on the drive unit (refer to
figure 19). Please also refer to the operating chart (chart 6, chapter 6.8).
ATTENTION!
If the displayed setting does not correspond with the attached PRO LC unit size it will result in incorrect
discharge amounts and wrong signals in the display (Display, LEDs).
or
figure 19
ATTENTION!
Whenever a PRO LC unit is removed from the lubricator and is replaced by another LC unit, the control system
assumes that a new, completely filled PRO LC unit was attached.
Therefore NEVER attach a PRO LC unit that is not completely full!
7.2 How to Replace the PRO LC unit
Drive system and circuit board must be protected from moisture. Exchanges should only be done in a dry place
and it must be ensured that no moisture enters the drive unit.
a) Turn the protection cover on the drive unit counter-clockwise and take it off.
b) Remove the empty PRO LC unit. The display indicates “ ” and the red LED is blinking.
c) Remove the plug of the PRO LC unit (refer to figure 4, chapter 4.2).
d) Push the PRO LC unit into the protection cover until lubricant comes out of the opening
(refer to figure 5, chapter 4.2).
e) Place a new PRO LC unit on the drive unit, turn it until the catch locks and the teeth of the PRO LC unit
and the drive unit interlock.
The control system of the perma PRO C automatically recognizes the new PRO LC unit and the display
indicates “ ”, if the perma PRO C was switched off prior to the replacement of the PRO LC unit.
Or it indicates “ % Vol.”, if the perma PRO C was switched on before the replacement.
You should only use completely full perma PRO LC units in order to guarantee a trouble-free operation.
f) The lubrication system continues to operate with the previous setting of the discharge period.
g) If required, change lubricator settings. Refer to chapter 6.8 or to chapter 6.10 in case of an impulse mode of
the lubricator.
If the lubricator was ON before changing the LC unit, it will automatically resume operation with existing
settings. If the lubricator was turned Off, it must be turned On again by supplying voltage (refer to
chapter 6.5).