Groz FM-20, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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Any components such as hose,
nozzle, or pump added to your me-
ter must be statically grounded and
approved for use with petroleum
fuels.
1. Remove protective plugs from meter
inlet and outlet ports.
2. Wrap threaded male connections
with thread tape or use a pipe sealant
compound compatible with petroleum
fuels.
3. Install the meter on the pump. The
meter’s outlet port is marked with a
flow arrow.
4. Install other system components on
the meter and tighten snugly.
Meter Accuracy
The meter has been accurately calibrated at
the factory for use with diesel fuel. Due to
differences in viscosities and flowrates,
calibration may need to be adjusted if other
fuels are to be dispensed. Refer to the
Repair Section for calibration instructions.
Figure 1
INSTALLATION
1. Before use, visually check the meter to
ensure it is securely fitted to other system
components and there is no leakage at
connections. If leakage is present, refer to
the Troubleshooting Section.
2. Follow safety precautions, wiping any spilled
fuel from the exterior of the meter and other
system components.
DAILY OPERATIONS
Dispense Fuel
This meter is designed for use only with
thin viscosity petroleum fuels such as
diesel fuel, kerosene and gasoline
(up to 15% alcohol blends such as E15,
M15). Do not use this equipment for
dispensing any fluids other than those
for which it was designed. To do so may
damage the meter and will void the
warranty.
Observe precautions against fire or
explosion when dispensing fuel. Do not
operate the meter in the presence of any
source of ignition including running or
hot engines, lighted cigarettes, or gas or
electric heaters.
Avoid prolonged skin contact with
petroleum fuels. Use protective goggles,
gloves, and aprons in case of accidental
splashing or spillage. Change saturated
clothing and wash skin contact areas
promptly with soap and water.
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Your system must be mounted to a vented
tank. (Figure 1)