Taco Marine GRAND SLAM 1000, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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1. There are three (3) connection points with compression fittings on the base of each head.
2. To identify the Port and Starboard head, note that the round steel TACO logo on the head casting
faces outboard with the arms facing to the stern.
3. Use the following table for tubing connection to the manifold assembly.
4. Using the compression fittings provided and a short piece of tubing, connect the Pump P1 fitting to
the Manifold P1 fitting. Then connect the Pump P2 fitting to the Manifold P2 fitting.
Note: Do not overtighten fitting, as it will distort the tubing.
5. Connect the Manifold P1-1 and P2-1 to the “L” fitting on the Pump return. This completes the plumbing
of the hydraulic system.
Installing the Head Assembly
1. Connect the harness from the pump and manifold assembly to the control box. The connectors are
color coded; the gray connector goes to the middle gray receptacle on the control box.
2. The control panel requires a 4-1/2” x 3-3/8” opening. Pass the two (2) harnesses through the cut
out and fasten the panel with four (4) #8 screws. Run the two (2) cables to the control box (the
connectors are color coded Green-Green and Black-Black).
3. Attach the main power cables to a 40-amp fuse or circuit breaker (red wire to the Positive 12V (+) and
Black for the Negative (-)).
Electrical Installation
1. With all the hydraulic lines attached to the head, invert the head assembly (make sure the tie wraps,
the upper and lower mounting plates, are still in place).
2. Fill the reservoir with a lightweight hydraulic oil (see appendix on page 8) or ATF fluid to the level line
on the reservoir.
3. Note the bleed valve on one side of the “T” fitting. Attach a piece of tubing over the nipple of the
valve and place the other end in a bottle to capture the fluid.
Note: if using a Mighty-Vac, you can loosen the bleeder valve and vacuum the cylinder and line to
30hg and lock the bleeder valve. For manual bleeding, attach a vinyl tube to the bleed nipple and
the other end into a bottle to capture fluid.
4. Activate the power button on the control panel, select the head to be bleed (port or starboard) and
press the up switch. Fluid should fill the line and the cylinder should raise the head.
5. Release the bleeder valve and push the arm back to the 0° position; this will push the air out of the
system. Lock the bleeder valve. Using the same procedure, bleed the other head.
Bleeding The System