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Photo 4: Air manifold inserted into the hole.

 

The washer and nut should be placed on the fitting on the internal side of the tank or on bottom side of the lid. Smooth 

washer edges should touch the tank wall (or lid wall). Use one spanner to tighten the connection and the other spanner (or your 
hand) to hold the fitting. Tighten the nut until you feel resistance. It is important to place the O-ring and the nut concentric. 
Incorrect positioning may result in a lack of tightness in the chamber. Photo 5 shows the incorrect position of the sealing ring. Do 
not tighten the O-ring too hard or you will deform it and lose its properties. 

 

Photo 5: Incorrect position of the O-ring. 

 

Photo 6: Air manifold correctly installed. 

Photo 6 shows a correctly mounted air manifold on the tank wall. The green stopper plug, visible in the photo, is used to 

protect the vacuum gauge against spilling glycerine during transport or assembly. It should be removed after all components of 
the  vacuum  set  have  been  assembled.  Leaving  the  stopper  plug  in  the  vacuum  gauge  may  result  in  incorrect  pressure 
indications. 

O-ring 

washer and nut  

 

 

B.

 

Preparation of the vacuum pump. 

1)

 

Before the first use necessarily fill the vacuum pump (Photo 7) with the oil provided with the set. To do that, place the 

pump on the flat, horizontal surface, unscrew the red plug (1) and pour the oil through the oil feed hole. For some models of 
pumps  (when  there  is  no  red  cap),  the  oil  should  be  poured  through  the  hole  in  the  pump  housing  after  the  blue  oil  filter 
cylinder (2) has been unscrewed. Oil pour gradually at the same time control the oil level by observing the oil sight glass (4). 

 

Photo 7: Elements of the vacuum pump and correct oil level. 

The pump delivered to the client is never filled with oil. A little amount of oil in the oil sight glass indicates 
only the fact that  the  pump  was tested before  the shipment.  The pump  must necessarily  be filled  with oil 
before use.  

2)

 

Remove the plug (3), protecting the air filter, placed on the exhaust of the vacuum pump. Not applicable to the VP1RS-

0.5 model. 

C.

 

Connection of elements of the vacuum set. 

1)

 

Screw the connector tighten in the pneumatic hose to the vertical fitting on vacuum pump. Screw the connector gently 

until the resistance is felt, using spanner. 

 

Photo 8: Pneumatic hose mounted on the barb of the ball valve, secured with worm drive hose clamp. 

2)

 

Put the spare end of the pneumatic hose on the barb of the ball valve in the chamber. Secure this connection using a 

worm drive hose clamp.  

3)

 

Remove the green plug of the rubber plug on the vacuum gauge. 

Summary of Contents for VC0918SS

Page 1: ...ol Do not dispose of that product as unsorted municipal waste Used equipment should be sent to an electro waste collection point Nature friendly company All photos used in this manual are illustrative...

Page 2: ...s an example of a vacuum chamber The vacuum chamber body is made of aluminium powder coated steel or stainless steel depending on its type The lid of the chamber is made of thick polycarbonate or temp...

Page 3: ...ly fill the vacuum pump Photo 7 with the oil provided with the set To do that place the pump on the flat horizontal surface unscrew the red plug 1 and pour the oil through the oil feed hole For some m...

Page 4: ...ior of the chamber under vacuum The mechanical flow controller 4 included in the set allows to precise process control To regulate the process of collecting material into the chamber operate the wingn...

Page 5: ...inches 10 If it is difficult or impossible to close at least one clamp make sure that the lid is correctly positioned If necessary the length of the clamps can be adjusted In order to avoid damage of...

Page 6: ...nge 5 Outer tank 6 Vacuum chamber connecting valve 3 4 5 6 outer tank 12 from the inner tank as their accumulation may result in dangerous pressure build up in the inner tank Therefore the inner tank...

Page 7: ...the ON position valve handle parallel to the valve 5 Turn on the vacuum pump 6 In the first phase of the suction it may be necessary to press the lid to the tank until the increasing vacuum in the cha...

Page 8: ...e operated by trained technicians mentally and physically able to operate the vacuum set and its individual components Do not use the device or any of its parts for purposes other than those for which...

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