Section 4: Fuel Meters
Operations and Maintenance
2020 Heli-Pump Operations Manual
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Section 4: Fuel Meters
Operations and Maintenance
PSHR 2410, PSHR 1210 and PSD 688 use a GPI FM 200L series
mechanical meter. Measuring in litres is standard but an optional USG
PM meter is available.
1.
Your meter is designed for use only with thin viscosity
petroleum fuels such as diesel fuel, kerosene and gasoline (up to
15% alcohol blends such as E15, M15).
2.
Do not use this equipment for dispensing any fluids other than
those for which it was designed.
Meter Accuracy
The meter has been accurately calibrated at the factory for use with diesel fuel. Due to differences in
viscosities and flow rates, calibration may need to be adjusted if other fuels are to be dispensed.
Daily Operations
1.
Before use, visually check the meter to ensure it is securely fitted to other system components and
there is no leakage at connections. If leakage is present, tighten the connection. If the connection
is already tight, remove the connection and apply appropriate sealer and re-tighten.
2.
Follow safety precautions, wiping any spilled fuel from the exterior of the meter and other system
components.
3.
The large meter display represents the batch total for each fuel delivery. Before dispensing fuel,
reset the batch total to zero by turning the reset knob on the side of the meter counter clockwise.
Reset knob.
Warning
Any components added to your meter, such as the hose, nozzle or pump, must be statically
grounded and approved for use with petroleum fuels.
