If your floor pocket is not raising or lowering;
Check air pressure:
Is air getting to the solenoid valve?
Check that the air line is connected to a suitable air source at the required pressure.
Speed control valve:
Are the speed control valves allowing air to pass through?
Try adjusting the speed control valve, for the direction that the unit is not responding to.
Power to solenoid:
Is power getting to the solenoid?
Check that unit is connected to a suitable power source and that power is present when trying to raise
Floor Pocket and removed when trying to lower the Floor Pocket lid.
Freezing:
Use dry air as moisture can freeze and impair valve or cylinder action.
Bent cylinder shaft:
Stepping on lid can bend cylinder shaft.
Check that cylinder shaft is not bent. Replace the cylinder if it is bent.
One complete cycle (in & out)of the piston would use 4.2 cubic inches of volume at the
recommended pressure of 30-100 psi. The compressed gas does not have to be air, you
can use nitrogen or CO2 gas. CO2 is liquid in the tank so you can get a large volume from
a small tank and regulator. A pressure regulator to drop the pressure is required. The
number of cycles would depend on the volume of your tank. We offer a regulator and hose
accessory to facilitate this. (see below).
CXP-1968 CO2 Regulator with 5 foot hose & High flow quick disconnect
.
This unit is used to supply regulated CO2 gas to run an assortment of peripheral devices
that require a source of compressed gas. It may be used to run a floor pocket on an
ECLIPSE system. Shown here on a 5 pound CO2 tank, (
tank is not included.)
Compressed Gas Usage
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Troubleshooting
Exterior
The casing of the Floor Pocket is stainless steel with a powder paint coating. To clean simply
disconnect power source and wash with mild soap and warm water
Maintenance
