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Mechanical Installation
1.
Install the pump (not included) securely to the top of the fuel tank per the instructions
included with the pump.
2.
Install mounting plate to tank (if
applicable for your installation).
Refer to the mounting plate “Tank
Mounting” section of the mounting
plate instructions.
3.
Remove the dispenser cover to
allow inside access to the bottom of
the dispenser. Begin by pulling the
reset knob off its shaft. The cover
is removed by unscrewing the 3 -
Phillips head screws located on the
sides and back of the cabinet (see
diagram on page 9 for screw
locations).
4.
Place dispenser on mounting plate;
using the 4 – 5/16 x 18 screws,
nuts, and grommet washers, screw
the dispenser securely to the
mounting plate through the 4 holes located in the bottom of the dispenser cabinet base
(figure 1).
5. In
FR902RU
installations, install an Emergency Shut-Off Valve (not supplied) to the
dispenser inlet. Position valve so it can be rigidly mounted to the tank, and is not
dependent on the dispenser for support.
6.
Carefully measure and install pipe between the pump and Emergency Shut Off Valve.
The pipe is not intended to support the pump or the dispenser in any manner.
NOTE:
Dimensional drawings for installation purposes are located on pages 12 – 16.
Electrical Installation
CAUTION!
Threaded pipe joints and connections should be sealed with the
appropriate sealant or sealant tape to minimize the possibility of leaks.
Figure 1
WARNING!
Overall dispenser installation and electrical wiring should be
performed ONLY by a licensed electrician and service personnel in compliance
with local, state, and national electrical code NEC/ANSI/NFPA 70, NFPA30,
NFPA 30A, and NFPA 395 as appropriate to the intended use of the dispenser.
Threaded rigid conduit, sealed fittings, and conductor seal should be used. The
pump must be properly grounded. Improper installation or use of this dispenser
can result in serious bodily injury, or death!
CAUTION!
All electrical appliances should operate at the rated nameplate
voltage. Power should be supplied to this dispenser from a dedicated 20 amp
circuit breaker. No other equipment should be powered by this circuit. Wiring
must be of sufficient size to carry the correct current for the pump. Voltage drop
will vary with distance to pump and size of wire; refer to the National Electrical
Code (NEC), or local codes, for voltage drop compensation to be sure you are
using the correct size wire for your application.
