Adast Systems MINOR V-line 899 Series, Инструкции по эксплуатации, обслуживанию и установке

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USER’S MANUAL
V-line 899x.xxx
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14. PACKING AND STORAGE
14.1. Packing
The packing of dispensers differs in dependence on the point of destination. Dispensers for home market
are packed up in bubble wrap, while cardboard wrapping is mostly used for abroad. On preliminary
agreement of the customer the dispensers delivered abroad can be also packed up in bubble wrap or
other similar packing.
Packaging materials are recyclable. Do not put the packaging in municipal waste,
but hand it over for reuse.
14.2. Storag
Max. storage time under the shelter is 3 months and 1 month for outdoor storage with bubble wrapping.
Max. storage time under the shelter is 6 months with cardboard packing.
15. GUARANTEE AND CLAIMING
Reliable operation and service life of the dispenser depends on correct attendance and maintenance.
Therefore it is necessary that every employee maintaining or attending the dispenser is acquainted with
all principles of correct attendance and maintenance and related regulations for combustibles handling.
Smoking, handling open fire, tanking vehicles with engine running, etc. are particularly forbidden!
Defects and shortcomings owing to incorrect or careless attendance and maintenance of the dispenser
and its individual functional parts are not included in the guarantee. Therefore any complaint within this
matter would be acknowledged.
The disposal of sludge, water or other impurities from tanks (fuel storage tanks) shall be ensured
entirely. It is carried out by means of decantation equipment which shall be a part of the filling station
equipment. If the manufacturer carrying out guarantee repairs identifies excessive quantity of
impurities in the hydraulic system, the complaint will not be accepted and expenses will be charged to
the user.
Claims will not be acknowledged due to the following reasons:
– Use of unsuitable fluid (non-standard liquid fuels, substances containing water, diluting agents,
etc.).
– Shortcomings owing to incorrect design or imperfect assembly of "the lower process equipment",
i.e. tank location, length and diameter of piping, type and characteristics of fittings, overrun of
suction head values etc. – fuel dispenser installation on the filling station must answer the given
criteria from point no 15. hereof instructions.
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The recommended highest operation suction head is -45 kPa and max. length of suction piping
for individual fluids:
for petrol
35 m
for Diesel oil 40 m
– Leakage in the hydraulic system of the storage results in permanent air intake into the pumping
monoblock - air separator is in permanent function - dispensing discontinuance occurs.
– Consequence: increased wear of pumps
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Faulty check valves in the suction line can cause its systematic discharging ("level drop")
Consequence: irregular and unreliable run, considerable stressing of pumps, increased wear of
the pump vanes in "idle running", reduction of pump service life.
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Defects owing to impurities in fluid can result in the seizing of the rotor, destruction of vanes or
their excessive wear as well as excessive wear of rotor, stator and bearings of the gland, etc. With
meters the impurities can result in function locking, excessive wear of slide valve gear, cylinders
and packing.
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Defects owing to faulty high-power wiring at the filling station, e.g.:
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incorrect installation of the switchboard
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incorrect earthing system
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incorrect cable distribution systems - power cables together with communication cables