Maintenance And Care - Mato EP55 Instrucciones De Empleo

Operating manual
EP55 / EP140
4.2 EP 140
Assemble suction hose, dispensing hose and filling gun as shown in figure (page 4).
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Check all connections for a firm fit and leaks before starting the system.
The system is now operational.
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Insert 230V mains plug into the socket.
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Press the pump's on-switch. The vane cell pump starts to operate. Press the lever until
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production commences.
The use of an automatic nozzle is of advantage for proper venting during commissioning of the
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pump system, if the hose connection is opened slightly at the pump during the intake process
(max. ½ revolution).
When the system is not in use turn off the electric vane cell pump.
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Do not allow the pump to run for longer than 5 min against the closed nozzle. Be aware that the
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pump can heat up.
Observe safety instructions.
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Maintenance and care

Maintenance, inspection and repair work must only be performed by qualified personnel.
Before carrying out any repair or maintenance work, break off the power supply (unplug mains
plug) and relieve pressure lines. De-pressurise the system by opening the dispensing nozzle
after energy separation.
If there is a lack of output from the EP 55, check the filter screen (see Figure) for possible
contamination.
Warning notices from the documentation of supplier of the assembly units are to be observed.
Ordering spare parts:
When ordering spare parts the following information is required:
Type specification, designation of the ET, order number.
Request the appropriate spare parts list if necessary.
The following maintenance periods should be strictly observed to ensure trouble-free operation.
Entire system, visual
inspection
Inspection of transportable
electrical equipment (BGV A
3)
Pressure hose
Checking for loose
connections
Legibility and availability of
information
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MATO
Before each use Annually
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biannually
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X
Observe manufacturer's
information and the hazard
assessment of the operator.
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X
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