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Magnet

OPERATING 

GUIDE

Liquid  level  in  the  pump  priming  chamber  is 

monitored  by  the 

SONIC  START

®

  resonant 

frequency  liquid  level  prime  sensing  probe 

with  piezoelectric  drive  and  sensitive  circuits 

to  detect  frequency  shifts  when  the 

SONIC 

START

®

  Prime  Sensing  Probe  is  covered  by 

liquid.  If water covers the Sonic Start

®

 Prime 

Sensing Probe, it changes the natural frequency 

and the Sonic Start

®

 Relay, located inside of the 

SONIC START

®

 Prime Sensing Probe changes 

state. 

Sonic  Start

®

  Prime  Sensing  Probe 

Indicating Lights

There  are  two  (2)  indicating  lights  in  the 

translucent plastic portion of the 

SONIC START

®

 

Prime Sensing Probe.  One light is 

Green

 and 

one light is 

Red

.  

Power Indicating Light

A  steady 

Green

  light  indicates  the 

SONIC 

START

®

    Prime  Sensing  Probe  is  receiving 

power and can operate. The 

Green

 light will be 

lit whenever the 120 VAC power for the pump 

station or 

PISTA

®

 Grit Chamber is turned on. 

Primed Indicating Light

The 

Red

 light will be lit continuously when the 

pump is not primed. The 

Red

 light will turn off 

when the pump is primed. 

Electrical Problems Indicating Light

A  flashing 

Red

  light  means  that  there  is  an 

overload or short circuit in the 

SONIC START

®

  

wiring or a problem with the 

SONIC  START

®

  

Prime Sensing Probe.  See the Troubleshooting 

Section of this manual to determine the problem.  

Simulate The Priming Process

The 

SONIC START

®

  comes with a means to 

test the 

SONIC START

®

  Prime Sensing Probe. 

This is done by changing the state of the relay 

located  inside  of  the 

SONIC  START

®

    Prime 

Sensing Probe. Each 

SONIC START

®

  comes 

with a magnet that can be used to change the 

state of the relay located inside of the 

SONIC 

START

®

    Prime  Sensing  Probe. This  allows 

the operator to simulate either a primed or not 

primed  operation.  This  is  important  for  both 

testing and troubleshooting the 

Sonic  Start

®

To simulate the priming process, first note which 

state the 

SONIC START

®

  is in: 

 

Primed  State

  (Green  Light  On, 

Red Light Off) 

or

 

 

Not  Primed  State

  (Green  Light 

On, Red Light On). 

Hold the magnet up against the target symbol 

on the 

SONIC START

®

  Prime Sensing Probe 

for a few seconds to change the state of the 

relay located inside the 

SONIC START

®

  Prime 

Sensing  Probe.  If  the 

Red

  indicating  light 

changes  state,  the 

SONIC  START

®

    Prime 

Sensing Probe is operating correctly.

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Содержание SONIC START STREAMLINE H87A457

Страница 1: ...E H87A457 H87A459 Installation Operation Instructions Smith Loveless Inc Thank you for purchasing the Smith Loveless Inc patented Sonic Start StreamlineTM Retrofit Kit S L Part No H87A457 H87A459 This...

Страница 2: ...t avoided could result in death or serious injury These signs appear with an orange background and black letters CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in...

Страница 3: ...1L142BC Tubing 19 1 87P31 Installation Instructions This Document not shown PARTS INCLUDED IN KIT Please make sure your kit contains all of the parts and quantities noted in the Item and Description...

Страница 4: ...conditions monitored during this procedure to prevent overflow Depending upon the flow conditions of the pump station it may be necessary to pump the wet well down to the off level float Some pump sta...

Страница 5: ...dome assembly Item 1 This will make it easy to install the dome into the motor adapter or adapter ring Now install the dome into the motor adapter or adapter ring NOTE Motor adapter ring shown see Ph...

Страница 6: ...Photo 5 C Install the vacuum release ball valve Item 6 onto the close nipple Item 5 see Photo 6 D Wrap the threads of the pipe plug Item 7 with Teflon tape and install onto the other end of the vacuum...

Страница 7: ...ds of the close nipple Item 5 and install into the open port of the street tee item 8 see Photo 11 F Install the ball valve Item 6 onto the close nipple Item 5 see Photo 12 G Wrap the threads of the p...

Страница 8: ...o the control panel and there is no delay timer on the solenoid valve most stations from 2002 2008 see Diagram 2 If you have this option go to step 9 Option 3 Solenoid valve is mounted off the vacuum...

Страница 9: ...t to the motor conduit with cable ties Item 10 see Photo 16 If a higher enclosure rating must be maintained or if you want a separate cord grip for the DIN connector cable item 9 put a 3 4 hole in the...

Страница 10: ...the solenoid valve is wired to the black wire of the delay timer Typically this is located in the wire troughs see Photo 19 Connect the red wire of the DIN connector cable Item 9 to the black wire of...

Страница 11: ...t all neutral and ground wires are still tied together properly see Photo 23 Go to step 11 Photo 22 Photo 23 Diagram 4 Option 1 After Step 9 OPTION 2 This is only for stations with the solenoid valve...

Страница 12: ...p OR The DIN connector cable item 9 can be run through an existing panel hole if the enclosure is NEMA 1 rated If you elect to do it this way a new hole in the control panel does not need to be drille...

Страница 13: ...on the panel through the mounting hole on the timer see Photo 29 Drill a hole with a 20 drill bit at the punch mark Screw the self tapping screw Item 15 into the new hole to secure the timer to the p...

Страница 14: ...cable Item 9 to neutral see Photo 35 and connect the white wire to ground see Photo 36 Diagram 5 shows a typical updated wiring schematic with the delay timer Item 14 added Remove the old solenoid va...

Страница 15: ...self tapping screw Item 15 into the new hole to secure the delay timer Item 14 to the panel see Photo 40 The delay timer Item 14 will be installed inline directly before the solenoid valve Run a wire...

Страница 16: ...44 and connect the white wire to ground see Photo 45 Use a screwdriver to disconnect the DIN connector on the existing solenoid valve Connect the new or existing DIN connector cable Item 9 to the new...

Страница 17: ...If there is not enough space to install the piping assembly Item 17 the shut off valve and or tee may be removed from the assembly see Photo 49 Step 12 Connect the vacuum tubing Item 18 to the quick d...

Страница 18: ...n the Sonic Start Streamline Vacuum Priming System Step 16 Perform a final check to make sure everything is complete Check that all vacuum tubing Item 18 is in place and secure in the fittings see Pho...

Страница 19: ...s primed Electrical Problems Indicating Light A flashing Red light means that there is an overload or short circuit in the SONIC START wiring or a problem with the SONIC START Prime Sensing Probe See...

Страница 20: ...n 3 If tightening does not fix the leak take the connection that is leaking apart and put Teflon tape or other thread sealant on the male fitting and reassemble 4 Check the reeds in the vacuum pump If...

Страница 21: ...f this still does not solve the problem then switch out the SONIC START Prim Sensing Probe itself The Troubleshooting 3 If the pump runs but it is not primed and the Green indicating light is On and t...

Страница 22: ...es not correct the flashing Red light then check the Din Connector Cable Item 9 Make sure the Din Connector Cable Item 9 is securely screwed in and attached to the SONIC START Prime Sensing Probe If i...

Страница 23: ...Owner SMITH LOVELESS will not assume WARRANTY Part Description 4L628F Sonic Start Sensor 4L264S Sonic Start Operating Module 1L545A 2 DIN Connector Cable 5L49B 8 Pin Socket 5L57C Cord Grip 5L150A Cab...

Страница 24: ...Loveless Inc 14040 Santa Fe Trail Drive Lenexa KS 66215 1284 USA Ph 800 922 9048 Fax 913 748 0106 www smithandloveless com E mail answers smithandloveless com Part 87P31 Smith Loveless Inc 2003 2009 0...

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