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END OF LIFE/
DISASSEMBLY
Prior to any decommissioning activity, ensure the equipment is
de-energized both electrically and hydraulically.
1.
Allow the device to cool for a minimum of 15 minutes
following shut-down.
2.
Disconnect pipework and remove power supply cable routing.
3.
Remove all mounting screws/clips holding the mounting plate
to the mount point, and carefully lift the equipment out of the
mount point.
4.
Dry the equipment and ensure it is clear and free of fluid prior
to storage/return/disposal.
OPERATION
The equipment is designed for continuous duty. Intermittent
running may reduce the life-span of the equipment.
MAINTENANCE
Prior to any maintenance activities, ensure the equipment is
de-energised both electrically and hydraulically.
The equipment does not require maintenance; however, the
following activity is recommended:
Weekly:
Monthly:
Ongoing:
Storage:
Return:
Disposal:
Check hose connections are secure and filters aren’t
blocked.
Check the electrical connections and cables are in
good condition.
Check pipework insulation to maintain efficiency and
reduce condensation.
Refer to the Technical Data section for requirements.
Pack the equipment carefully and securely, ensuring
it is not free to move about during transport. Mark
the package as unsuitable for carrying load, unless
specifically designed to do so — load must not be
applied to the equipment at any time.
Equipment must be disposed of responsibly. EU cus-
tomers refer to the Certification & Approval section
for disposal detail. Outside the EU, contact your local
authority for disposal requirements.
SPARES AND REPLACEMENTS
There are no spare parts available for this equipment.
Please contact your local distributor or customer services for
assistance.
Symptom
Possible Causes
Corrective Action
Equipment not starting.
Power supply unavailable.
Check that a mains supply is available and
connected correctly.
Power supply not correctly rated.
Check that a mains supply and fuse are available,
suitably rated in accordance with the Technical
Data section.
Power supply protection (fuse/RCD) tripped.
Shaft/rotor jammed.
Check that the agitator blade, shaft and impeller are
free from debris/solids and are able to rotate freely.
Equipment shutting down on
start-up.
Power supply protection (fuse / RCD) tripped.
Check that a mains supply is available that is
suitably rated in accordance with the Technical
Data section.
Protective device ratings must account for current
draw of all connected equipment.
Start-up current draw can cause spurious leakage
current tripping.
Equipment is running
but not producing flow.
Blocked inlet/outlet.
Remove any debris/ice from pump inlet, impeller,
and outlet.
Blocked/disconnected python.
Check return feed is connected.
Check for damage to pipework that may restrict
flow (kinking).
Flush python to ensure free passage of fluid.
Fluid level too low/pump column not ade-
quately submerged.
Check cooler fluid level is sufficient to allow
equipment to prime and maintain flow.
Outlet pipe disconnected.
Reconnect outlet pipe and secure with a hose clip
to prevent disconnection.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Prior to any troubleshooting activities, ensure the equipment is de-energised both electrically and
hydraulically.
