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GROUT PUMP
QUICK GUIDE
Start-Up
Read the operation manual specific to the machine.
Wear the correct P.P.E.
Visually inspect that there are
no foreign objects or old set up materials in either the
pump or the mixer(s)
, then make all necessary connections.
With operating levers, valves, or handles in either
"NEUTRAL"
or
"OFF"
position and the
primary power source turned OFF,
fill the pump hopper with clear water
.
Turn on the primary power source and observe that conditions are normal and machine
is ready to run.
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Set-Up
(Very important before you start)
In general, the most important factors in setting up the grout pump are:
• proximity to the work (as close as possible),
• access to materials and
• water supply.
Consideration should be given to the disposal of waste materials and wash-out residue.
It is always best to keep grout lines as short as possible to reduce pumping distance.
This is particularly important when pumping hard-to-pump materials or pumping
distances.
The source of solid materials (cement, fly ash, sand, etc.) should be readily accessible
and an adequate supply of water should be available for mixing and clean-up.
Cement / water ratios should also be calculated and finalized.
Call
groutpumphireperth.com.au
0409 295 833
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