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Valley Classic Control Panel
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Operation
Starting The Machine Wet (With Water)
Before Starting Machine
1. ALWAYS make sure that
vehicles, other equipment,
livestock and persons are
clear of the machine before
operation.
2. Place the WET/DRY switch
in the DRY position to
by-pass the low pressure
switch. See Figure 27-1.
3. If an optional engine shut-
down circuit is utilized,
place the Engine RUN/
START switch in the START
position. See Figure 27-1.
Start The Pump and
or Engine Generator
4. Partially close the mainline
valve to the machine to re-
duce the possibility of water
hammer.
5. Start the pump and/or en-
gine generator.
6. If the pump is wired to au-
tomatically start when the
control panel START/STOP
switch is pressed, continue
with step 7.
7. Slowly open the mainline
valve or increase the en-
gine speed to achieve the
desired operating pressure.
Start The Machine
8. Turn the control panel main disconnect switch to
the ON position. See Figure 27-1.
9. If the power is supplied by an engine driven
generator, adjust the RPM of the generator until
the voltmeter reads 460 – 505 volts. DO NOT
EXCEED 505 VOLTS. See Figure 27-1.
10. Place the WET/DRY switch in the WET position.
See Figure 27-1.
11. Place the FORWARD/REVERSE switch in either
the FORWARD or REVERSE position. See Fig-
ure 27-1.
12. Set the percent timer to the desired speed set-
ting. See Figure 27-1.
13. Press and hold the START/STOP switch in the
START position for 3 seconds and release. The
machine should start. See Figure 27-1.
14. Place the Engine RUN/START switch in the RUN
position. See Figure 27-1.
15. If the machine is equipped with the optional stop-
in-slot mechanism, place the SIS ON/OFF switch
in the desired position. See Figure 27-1.
16. If the machine is equipped with auto reverse/auto
stop, place the AUTO REVERSE/AUTO STOP
switch in the desired position. See Figure 27-1.
17. If the machine is equipped with the optional Aux-
iliary ON/OFF switch to control an operation or
device, place the Auxiliary ON/OFF switch in the
desired position. See Figure 27-1.
OFF
ON
Classic
CAUTION
DO NOT HOLD BUTTON DEPRESSED
LONGER THAN 3 SECONDS. REPEATED
START ATTEMPTS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE
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Figure 27-1 1. Wet/Dry Switch
2. Run/Start Switch
3. Main Disconnect Switch "ON"
4. Voltmeter
5. Forward/Reverse Switch
6. Percent Timer
7. Start/Stop Switch
8. Stop In Slot Switch
9. Auto Reverse/Auto Stop Switch
10. Expansion Slot
(Optional Auxiliary On / Off Switch)