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6.3. Stopping the pump
Cut off the air when the pump is not working.
WARNING !
PRESSURIZED EQUIPMENT HAZARD
The equipment stays pressurized until pressure is manually relieved.
To reduce the risk of serious injury from pressurized fluid,
accidental spray from the gun or splashing fluid, follow
Pressure
Relief Procedure
whenever you
need to relieve pressure
stop pumping check, clean or service any system equipment
6.4. Pressure relief procedure
1-
Shut off the air valve. To relieve the air between the air valve and the pump, use the Air
Pressure Discharge Valve.
2-
Shut off the Fluid Valve. Place a container under the Fluid Pressure Discharge Valve and open
the valve. Take the Fluid Discharge Hose off.
3-
To discharge the fluid inside the pump follow the instructions below.
a-
Put on proper equipment for the fluid you are pumping. Shut off the valve on the fluid inlet
hose if installed. Have a container ready to catch the drainage. Pull out the fluid inlet hose from
the manifold. Unravel it from the ground if fixed.
b-
Before pulling out the hose from the pump put a container under the pump. Pull it out slowly
and carefully.
7.0 ASSEMBLY AND DISMANTLING OF PARTS
WARNING:
Before service and maintenance always relieve
the air and fluid pressure.
The explanation uses figures defined in part (7.0) line (12) fig. 13a.
7.1. Ball check valve repair
Tools required
-
Torque wrench
-
5 mm allen key
-
10 mm wrench
7.1.1 Dismantling
NOTE:
To ensure proper seating, you should change the seats with the
ball check valves.
1-
Relieve the pressure in pump. Remove the hoses.
2-
Dismount the pump from the ground.
3-
Remove the upper elbow manifolds and bolts fixing them to the
main body using 5 mm allen key and 10 mm wrench.
4-
Remove the manifold o-rings, ball cages, valve balls and ball
seats from the pump cover.
5-
Turn the pump over. Remove inlet manifolds. Remove the o-
rings, ball cages and and valve balls from the pump.
7.1.2.Re-assembly
1-
Clean all the parts and inspect for wear.
2-
You can re-assemble the pump in reverse order. Check valve
balls must be placed on the cages using their own weight.
3-
If assembled differently, the pump does not work.
4-
Tighten the screws applying the proper torque from the torque
chart. (Fig. 7)
Figure 10- check valve repair