4.5 - GREEN MACHINE
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- North America - Installation, Operation, Maintenance, & Troubleshooting Manual
Chapter 7: Maintenance Procedures
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7.8.3
7.7.2 Reinstalling the Existing Separator
See Figure 7-18.
1.
If the existing separator is still functioning properly, place the separator back into position in
the GREEN MACHINE.
2.
Re-install two 45° flare tubing connections.
CAUTION
: Do not use any thread sealing compound when assembling the 45° flare
nuts.
CAUTION
: When tightening the 45° flare nuts: Clamp the tube flare between nut and
nose body of the tube by screwing the nut on finger tight. Tighten with a wrench an
additional ¼ turn for a metal-to-metal seal.
3.
Put the cover on the GREEN MACHINE and lock the hasps.
4.
Remove the lock(s) and tags from the lockout-tagout.
5.
After the work is completed, turn ON power to the VST Control Panel. The GREEN MACHINE
is now operational.
7.8.4
Installing a New Separator
See Figure 7-19.
1.
If the existing separator needs to be replaced, remove the 90° and straight pipe fittings from
the existing separator for reuse. The existing separator can be discarded.
2.
Wrap the pipe fittings with gasoline resistant PTFE tape, and install the pipe fittings into the
new separator.
3.
Place the new separator into position in the GREEN MACHINE.
4.
Re-install two 45° flare tubing connections.
CAUTION
: Do not use any thread sealing compound when assembling the 45° flare
nuts.
CAUTION
: When tightening the 45° flare nuts: Clamp the tube flare between nut and
nose body of the tube by screwing the nut on finger tight. Tighten with a wrench an
additional ¼ turn for a metal-to-metal seal.
5.
Put the cover on the GREEN MACHINE and lock the hasps.
6.
Remove the lock(s) and tags from the lockout-tagout.
7.
After the work is completed, turn ON power to the VST Control Panel. The GREEN MACHINE
is now operational.
