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SS40 SURGE OPERATION / MAINTENANCE MANUAL 

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2.4  PARTS LIST 

ILL 
NO 

PART NO 

QTY 

DESCRIPTION 

MATERIAL

 

AT021 

Union Nut 

PP 

98002915 

3/4” Flare Nut (Inline Only) 

PVDF 

AM084 

Seal,1.380x.63x.02 

PTFE 

3a 

J0100 

Seal,.97x.38x.02 

PTFE 

3b 

AW017 

Seal,1.180x.55x.02 

PTFE 

AT004 

Fluid Chamber, Inline 

PTFE 

4a 

AT017 

Fluid Chamber, 610/Maxim 

PTFE 

4b 

AT012 

Fluid Chamber, 110 

PTFE 

4c 

AT015 

Fluid Chamber, 620 

PTFE 

AT002 

Diaphragm 

PTFE 

AT006 

Push Plate 

PTFE 

AT005 

Pilot Boss 

PP 

AT007 

Shaft 

PFA 

AT013 

Pilot Valve Assembly 

PTFE / PFA 

10 

C0082 

Seal 

PTFE 

11 

AT003 

Air Chamber 

PP 

12 

98003396 

3/8” Male Connector 

PP 

13 

AT019 

Mounting Bracket 

PP 

14 

98003207 

Screw 

PP 

2.5  CLEAN-UP 

The SS40 Surge Suppressor may be flushed clean with either DI water or a rinse 
tank for 10 to 15 minutes. 

2.6  DISASSEMBLY 

During the life of the Surge Suppressor it may be necessary to perform certain 
preventative maintenance procedures to ensure its continued high performance.  
This Section and Section 2.7 

Assembly are provided for the user’s convenience 

in disassembling and re-assembling the surge suppressor. 

  Thoroughly clean and flush the suppressor and pump before disassembly if 

possible using DI water. 

  Disconnect suppressor air supply line from suppressor. 

  Rotate suppressor CCW (counter-clockwise) to remove suppressor from 

pump and place in containment bag. 

  Decontaminate both exterior and fluid chamber of suppressor using DI water. 

  Remove any air fittings from supply and exhaust ports of the suppressor 

body. 

  Clamp suppressor in vise to hold body with fluid connection pointing up. 

 

Using strap wrench and 1/2” torque wrench driver, remove union nut turning it 
CCW to loosen. 

  Remove union nut carefully.  Watch threads for possible entrapment of spilled 

chemical. 

 

Remove suppressor head noting clocked position of 1/16” diameter locating 
mark on head for reassembly. 

  Remove diaphragms for inspection. 

  Flush body with DI water and dry to remove any possible contamination. 

Summary of Contents for SS40

Page 1: ...UMBER located on back of product PATENTS U S 05971402 12 16 2020 MSS40 AB Phone 800 669 1303 or 801 561 0303 Fax 801 255 2312 e mail treborservice idexcorp com SS40 Surge Suppressor Operation Maintenance Manual ...

Page 2: ...TS 1 INSTALLATION 3 1 1 UNPACKING 3 1 2 LOCATING MOUNTING SURGE 3 1 2 a Mounted 4 1 2 b Inline 5 2 MAINTENANCE 6 2 1 RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS 6 2 2 TOOLS 6 2 3 PARTS ILLUSTRATION 6 2 4 PARTS LIST 7 2 5 CLEAN UP 7 2 6 DISASSEMBLY 7 2 7 ASSEMBLY 8 3 WARRANTY 9 ...

Page 3: ...ems should be included within the shipping container Qty Item Description 1 SS40 SS40 Surge Suppressor 1 MSS40 Operation Maintenance Manual 1 Fitting 3 8 Male Branch Tee 2 Tubing 3 8 PE Tubing 1 Seal Port Dependent upon type of pump option selected 1 2 LOCATING MOUNTING SURGE Remove port plug from pump Install new port seal Hand tighten surge suppressor into port Do not over tighten ATTENTION Over...

Page 4: ...7 31 43 MAXIM 25 12 95 32 89 MAGNUM 620 12 63 32 08 NOTE Install the branch tee in the pump air supply port to replace the pump air connector fitting and then use the supplied tubing to connect between the pump and the SUP port suppressor fitting NOTE When mounted to a Maxim 25E U pump the SS40 requires it s own separate air supply line ...

Page 5: ...SS40 SURGE OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL PAGE 5 1 2 b Inline Figure 1 2 The SS40 Inline must be mounted in an upright position See Figure 1 3 Maxim 25 Figure 1 3 Maxim 25 ...

Page 6: ...ion AT002 1 020 Thick PTFE Diaphragms AT013 1 Pilot Valve Assembly 2 2 TOOLS The following tool kit is recommended as standard service equipment KTSS40 00 A Tool Kit which includes Part No Qty Description 98003108 1 Torque Wrench 30 150 Ft Lb 98003305 1 1 4 Drive Handle T0129 1 Strap Wrench T0146 1 3 4 Pin Tool T0148 1 1 2 Pin Tool 2 3 PARTS ILLUSTRATION ...

Page 7: ...o perform certain preventative maintenance procedures to ensure its continued high performance This Section and Section 2 7 Assembly are provided for the user s convenience in disassembling and re assembling the surge suppressor Thoroughly clean and flush the suppressor and pump before disassembly if possible using DI water Disconnect suppressor air supply line from suppressor Rotate suppressor CC...

Page 8: ...y washed and free from acid residue for handling purposes 2 7 ASSEMBLY Check that all parts are clean and dry Use a new pair of protective gloves to prevent carry over contamination Reverse disassembly procedure starting with reassembling pilot boss assembly Before reinstalling diaphragms check diaphragms for white colored creases or other signs of wear or damage Replace if necessary Complete reas...

Page 9: ... warranty related freight costs shall be borne by the customer Excessive wear to pump components caused by pumping abrasive solutions or chemicals as well as damage caused by ingesting foreign objects shall not be covered by this warranty This warranty shall not apply to any equipment which in the judgment of TREBOR shall have been repaired or altered outside TREBOR s factory in any way so as to a...

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