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7.3.2  Replacement of the complete inside trim:

1

 Isolate the network section where the hydrant is installed 

(upstream). 

2

 Depressurize the network section where the hydrant is 

installed. 

3

 The hydrant should be fully closed by turning clockwise

on the square cap (14).

4

 Unscrew the hexagonal bolts (13) of the bonnet (7), but 

not completely, let them screwed at the minimum.

5

 Turn the square cap (14) anti-clockwise until the gap 

between the bonnet (7) and body (1) is around 30mm.

6

 Remove the 2 hexagonal bolts (13).

7

 Under location of the two hexagonal bolts (13), insert 

adequate resistant shims of 30 mm between the body (1) and 

the bonnet (7). See figure 8.

8

 Turn the square cap (14) clockwise until the operating 

stem (9) is out of the operating nut (2).

9

 Remove the complete bonnet (7) including the bonnet 

O-ring (10). 

10

 Lift complete inside trim (2-3-4) until it stops and unlock 

with 30 degrees left turn. Pull the complete inside trim (2-3-

4) completely out of the body. 

11

 Replace the complete inside trim (2-3-4) by a new one, 

including a new bonnet O-ring (10). Before installation, 

lubricate the operating stem (9), shut-off cone (4), wedge nut 

(2) and bonnet O-ring (10) with a small amount of appropriate 

grease (see in the paragraph 7.1). Insert bonnet O-ring (10) 

and insert complete inside trim (2-3-4) into the body (1). Turn 

operating nut guide tabs by 30 degrees to the right and insert 

into the guide grooves of the body (1). 

12

 Re-assemble the complete bonnet (7). Turn the square 

cap (14) clockwise until the gap between the bonnet (7) and 

body (1) is around 30 mm. Align the holes of the bonnet with 

the threaded holes of the body. Place two special hexagonal 

bolts M16 of minimum 70 mm length with their washers M16 

and screw them gradually in alternately until the bonnet (7) is 

definitely assembled and tightened on the body (1). See figure 

9. Once it is done, replace tight the special hexagonal bolts 

M16 of minimum 70 mm length and washers by the original 

M16 bolts (13) and washers (12) of the product.

13

 Make a full opening and closing of the hydrant without 

pressure.

14

 Check the correct operation of the product under 

pressure. When opening, be careful of the release of air that 

might have become trapped under pressure.

7.3.3  Replace the complete outlet claw: 

1

 Isolate the network section where the hydrant is installed 

(upstream). 

2

 Depressurize the network section where the hydrant is 

installed. 

3

 The hydrant should be fully closed by turning on the 

square cap (14) clockwise.

4

 Completly unscrew hexagonal bolts (13) of outlet claw (18).

5

 Remove the outlet claw (18) with its cap (21) and the 

foreign matter deflector (17).

6

 Replace the outlet claw by a new one (7) including with its 

new cap (21) and a new foreign matter deflector (17). Before 

installation, lubricate the foreign matter deflector (17) with 

a small amount of appropriate grease (see in the paragraph 

7.1). 

7

 Re-assemble the complete outlet claw, repeating these 

operations in reverse order. 

8

 Make a full opening and closing of the hydrant without 

pressure.

9

 Check the correct operation of the product under 

pressure.  When opening be careful of the release of air that 

might have become trapped under pressure. 

30 mm

30 mm

Figure 8: Disassembly of the bonnet with inside trim

30 mm

BoltsM16x70 mm +  
washers M16

30 mm

Figure 9: Assembly of the bonnet with inside trim

Figure 10: QR code for the tutorial of the disassembly and     

assembly of the bonnet with inside trim.

Summary of Contents for ERHARD HALIOSTM

Page 1: ...l description 3 Transport handling and lifting 4 Storage 5 Installation into the pipeline 6 Commissioning and Operation 7 Maintenance 8 Hydraulic characteristics 9 CE marking 10 After sales service co...

Page 2: ...cidents applicable in the user s country and place of installation the approved technical rules for relevant worker qualifications and safety standards must also be adhered to The user s staff are res...

Page 3: ...energy compressed air pressurized water hydraulic system must be avoided A copy of the operating and maintenance instructions must always be available on site and must be protected against oil and gre...

Page 4: ...that are specific to the country Safety regulations for hydraulic hose pipes European Construction Products Directive 89 106 CEE DVGW worksheet W331 1 2 10 Dangers caused by electric energy A potentia...

Page 5: ...alled component can withstand for a relatively short time not valid for non closed valves Each product is individually tested on the production line before delivery The strength and tightness of the g...

Page 6: ...let claw and bonnet 4 A2 70 A2 70 14 Operating square cap 1 EN GJS 450 10 3 EN GJS 450 10 3 15 Bolt 1 A2 70 A2 70 16 Square cap plug 1 PE HD PE HD 17 Foreign matter deflector 1 EPDM EPDM 18 Outlet cla...

Page 7: ...ises through the vertical tubing 7 to emerge at the outlet claw 11 During the downward movement of the shut off cone 4 its two guiding lugs close the two drainage orifices 3 The rotary motion in the c...

Page 8: ...5 80 UHA 1 25 922 48 243 178 120 108 75 50 110 9 4 30 5 80 UHA 1 50 1172 48 243 178 120 108 75 50 110 9 4 34 5 80 UHAD 0 75 474 48 243 178 120 108 75 50 110 9 4 24 80 UHAD 1 00 672 48 243 178 120 108...

Page 9: ...a flow restricting position can cause cavitation and major wear of the products that will lead to leakage and malfunctions This type of underground fire hydrants is suitable only for OPEN CLOSED opera...

Page 10: ...operations Hydrants too heavy to be handled manually must be transported by means of a lifting device suitable for the weight involved e g broad belts Avoid use of chains and ropes in order to protec...

Page 11: ...iguration of the material in order to control the compatibility of the hydrant with the fluid that is going to flow inside and with the external environment By turning the operating square cap anti cl...

Page 12: ...stalled it must be subject to a visual check After installation the hydrant must be checked for movement of the inner valve turn the square cap over the total stroke OPEN CLOSE Each hydrant must be op...

Page 13: ...high flow velocity An extension of the operating key by use of a lever or similar is not allowed It is not permitted to open the hydrant against a closed inspection or revision valve Do not exceed op...

Page 14: ...mplete Bonnet The hydrant is not opening Upstream isolating valve is closed Check the opening or open the upstream isolating valve and try again to close the hydrant Defective operating nut Replace op...

Page 15: ...er pressure it is essential to operate the hydrant very slowly when opening because some air under pressure might have become trapped 16 27 8 4 8 1 7 13 10 25 26 2 5 3 6 12 1 15 18 17 13 12 20 21 19 1...

Page 16: ...round 30 mm Align the holes of the bonnet with the threaded holes of the body Place two special hexagonal bolts M16 of minimum 70 mm length with their washers M16 and screw them gradually in alternate...

Page 17: ...0 SPA00071TS Operating inside trim RD1 50 EPDM cone HALIOSTM 2 3 4 5 6 10 SPA00073TS Complete flange bearing HALIOSTM HALIOSTM Premium 7 8 1 8 2 8 3 8 4 9 10 11 both colors 12 13 14 15 16 25 26 27 SPA...

Page 18: ...he object of a CE marking and also a CE declaration of conformity 10 AFTER SALES SERVICE CONTACT For technical assistance or all questions that concerns the product or IOM manual please find the detai...

Page 19: ...nnovative technology global expertise and individual consultation processes form the basis for developing long term solutions for the efficient treatment of the vitally important resource water ERHARD...

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