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Maintenance
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3.13 Installing the upper section
Depending on installation depth, the upper section (insertion depth of the
upper section <3>) must be cut to length or given recesses
<67> for the pipe connections which are routed into the drain body
<1> at the side.
The upper section <3> may only be extended using a maximum of
2 extension sections, so that technicians can still reach down to the
drain body for maintenance purposes.
- Insert the sealing gasket <37> grease-free into the groove on the drain
body <1>.
- Grease the sealing lips of the sealing gasket <37>.
- Push the upper section <3> into the drain body and align it.
3.14 Installing the inflow cover
This is fitted to protect the drain from soiling
through e.g. construction material.
For this:
- Keep the sealing area clean
- Grease the outside of the sealing gasket
• Insert the inflow cover <51> into the upper section <3>.
• Close both cover closures <78>.
3
67
37
1
Fett
Fig. [19]
3
51
78
Fig. [20]
4 Maintenance
Before housing covers, plugs and cables (including those on potential-free contacts) are opened they must be
switched voltage-free. Work on electrical components may only be carried out by specialist staff (see 2.2).
4.1 General maintenance information
No climbing on electrical components, pipe connections or cables during maintenance work.
Risk caused by toxic and hazardous vapours, gases and substances (e. g. bacteria, viruses). If the backwater
pumping station is located in an inspection chamber, any necessary work must always be done by specialist
staff (see 2.2).
Risk of drowning in the system chamber. In the event of a flood, a system chamber can fill with water within a
very short time. If there is a risk of water entering, the inspection chamber must not be entered until there is no
danger involved.
After all maintenance work, carry out a function test on the backwater pumping station.
4.2 Maintenance intervals
Maintenance of backwater pumping stations
The backwater pumping station must be maintained regularly by an appropriate technical specialist. The intervals
must not exceed:
- 6 months for systems in commercial use
- 1 year for systems in private use
A maintenance protocol with details of all the work carried out and the main data must be prepared for all
maintenance work.
In as far as faults are found which cannot be eliminated, the system operator must be notified immediately in
writing by the maintenance expert, and must confirm receipt of this notification.
Device may not come into contact with mineral or partially mineral lubricants (such as WD-40). Mineral lubricants
can compromise the functionality of the product. Use fully synthetic lubricants only!