Encyclon SELF-PRIME Istruzioni operative
1. INSTALLATION
A. Carefully unpack the unit from crate
B. Locate the Encyclon system as near as possible
to the sump it is to be connected to.
C. Install necessary suction line from the sump to the
self-prime pump using pipe or reinforced hose.
D. Install necessary return piping from cyclone to
sump.
E. Connect overflow hose from swarf container to sump.
F. The standard pump motor is suitable for connection to 120 volt, single
phase, 60 cycle 30 amp dockside power unit. Just
plug the unit in, turn on the switch and it’s ready to go.
Optional power choices are available.
2. OPERATION
A. Before operating this system, the sump and swarf
container must be filled liquid. To avoid impeller damage,
do not run the unit dry!
B. Check the rotation of the pump if connected to optional 460/230 volt 3 phase
motor. It should be clockwise looking at the pump from the motor end.
C. An initial priming of the pump may be necessary. Remove the plug on the
impeller housing, fill to proper level, and replace plug. The pump will not
need to primed any further unless disassembled or liquid removed from
impeller.
D. The Encyclon system is now ready to operate. It can run continuously or
cycled as needed. Liquid pressure to the cyclone should be 25- 40 P.S.I.
INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENCYCLON SELF-PRIME FILTRATION SYSTEM
Liquid pressure out of the cyclone should be 0- 10 P.S.I.
E. The swarf container should be emptied from time to time by pouring of the
liquid and depositing the swarf material in a suitable waste collector.
3. TROUBLESHOOTING
A. Low "Cyclone In", pressure below 25 P.S.I.
1. Disassemble and check for obstructions in suction line from sump
to pump.
2. Disassemble and check for obstruction in pump casing and
impeller.
B. High "Cyclone Out" pressure above 10 P.S.I.
1. Check for restriction in return line to sump.
2. Check for clogged cyclones.
C. Clogging of ceramic nozzles.
1. In a rare case of clogged nozzles, Stop pump motor and remove cap
nut to inspect inside of ceramic nozzle. If clogged, a 1/8 inch wire
may be used to free up and clear material from cyclone. After
cleaning replace nozzle and cap nut.
2. Check input strainer, perforations should be sized less than 1/8”
diameter to avoid clogging 1/4” hole in the end of the cyclone cone.
3. Run the system long enough to clear debris from
input lines before shut down (1 to 2 minutes)
For more information contact:
Mike Petsch & Associates, Inc.
P.O. Box 24246
Dayton, OH 45424
Phone (937) 438-8031
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Altri manuali Encyclon Sistema di filtraggio dell'acqua
