Spike Systems PBG Series, System Manual

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Spike Systems: PBG System Family Installation
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4.3.5 On-­‐Going Maintenance Tasks: Hydraulic Pump .................................................................. 64
4.4 Possible Field Repair Tasks .................................................................................................64
4.4.1 Plate Replacement ............................................................................................................................ 64
4.4.2 Clevis Installation, Non-­‐Control Cabinet................................................................................. 66
4.4.3 Clevis Installation, Control Cabinet........................................................................................... 67
4.4.4 Hydraulic Cylinder Installation, Control and Non-­‐Control Cabinet ............................ 68
4.5 Maintenance Reference Information................................................................................69
Appendix A -­‐ Warranty........................................................................................................75
Appendix B – Optional Inductive Loop Vehicle Detector Installation.................77
B.1 Inductive Loop Vehicle Detector (Saw Cut Control Loop) General Guidelines...77
B.2 Inductive Loop Vehicle Detector (Saw Cut Control Loop) Relay Connection......78
Appendix C -­‐ General Safety...............................................................................................81
C.1 General Safety Considerations ............................................................................................81
C.2 Safety Signs ................................................................................................................................81
Figures
Figure 1 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐100 As Installed and Dimensions for Installation Planning ...................4
Figure 2 – PBG Product Family Major Component Identification.........................................5
Figure 3 – PBG-­‐120 Universal Layout and Configuration.........................................................6
Figure 4 – PBG-­‐100 RH DB (Right Handed, Double Buttress)................................................7
Figure 5 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐120 LH DB (Left Handed, Double Buttress)...................................................8
Figure 6 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐120 RH DB (Right Handed, Double Buttress) ...............................................8
Figure 7 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐120 RH DB (Right Handed, Double Buttress) ...............................................9
Figure 8 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐160 LH DB (Left Handed, Double Buttress)................................................10
Figure 9 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐100 LH SB (Left Handed, Single Buttress)...................................................11
Figure 10 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐100 LH-­‐RH DB (Left & Right Handed, Double Buttress) ....................12
Figure 11 -­‐-­‐ PBG-­‐100 LH-­‐RH DB (Left & Right Handed, Double Buttress) ...................13
Figure 12 -­‐-­‐ Control and Non-­‐Control Cabinets Secured to Shipping Pallet..................15
Figure 13 – Inner Panel Removal from Control and Non-­‐Control Cabinets ..................17
Figure 14 – Temporary Placement of Control Cabinet to Mark Location of..................19
Figure 15 – Inductive Loop Vehicle Detector (Saw Cut Loop) Beneath Cabinet .........20
Figure 16 – Placement of the Plate on the Ground, Propped Up ........................................21