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r -10 9436 Pineneedle Drive, Shite B RLL Mentor, Oh 44060 Ph: (216) 354-1700 FAX: (216) 354-5466 PUMP COMPHNY OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Congratulations on purchasing one of the most dur- FLAMMABLE FLUID WARNING: able and versatile pumps made anywhere. Your AIzt II,t Pumping of flammable materials may FLO pump will give years of great performance if` cause a build-up of a static charge within properly installed and maintained. the electrically nonconductive pump.`. The BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL, OPER- primp, suction, and discharge piping- must be ATE,.OR SERVICE YOUR ALL-FLO pump read the grounded.. to remove any static charge build- following instructions and warnings carefully. Failure up. The containers receiving the transferred to comply with these instructions could result in per- fluid should also be properly grounded- Fail- sonal injury and/or property damage! Retain these in- ure to provide proper grounding may result in structions for future reference. fire and or explosion causing personal injury or loss of property. WARN 1 N G:% Before placing the pump in service make certain it is compatible with the material being pumped. PRESSURE AND TEMPERATUR E WARNLNG: Do not exceed the follow- HAZARDOUS MATERIAL WARNING: ..i.rtg limits-- 100 psi (6,8 bars) maximum fiProtective eyewear and clothing should pressure at 150'F (66-C) for all models except be used whenever pumping hazardous or the KN (PVDF) models. The maximum pressure _toxic fluids_ rating for KN-10 models is 70 psi (4,8 bars). • If a diaphragm ruptures, the pumped product The maximum pressure rating for KN-5 models can enter the air side of the pump and exit is 100 psi (6,8 bars). The maximum tempera- through the air exhaust. When the product is a Aure for the KN-5 and KN-10 models is 200'F hazardous or toxic material, the exhaust must (93'C). Maximum temperature limits 'arel based be piped to an appropriate area for safe dispcsi- upon mechanical stress only- Certain chemi- tion- When the fluid source is at a higher level cats significantly reduce safe operating tem- than the pump (flooded suction), the exhaust perature- should be piped to a higher level than the fluid NOTE: USE MINIMUM air pressure when pump- source to prevent spills caused by siphoning. ing at elevated temperatures. Great care must be taken to reassemble the - Consult engineering guides for chemical pump properly after maintenance. compatibility and temperature limits'. INSTALLATION: Position the pump suction as Flexible Connection closely as possible to the source of Valve or Flow Meter the liquid to be pumped. The suc- tion line between the pump and fluid to be pumped must be at least (Ar Exraust) :nlllur �' –^� DISC�EARGS as large as the suction port size (for example, 1/2"suction line for Flexible Connection/—Valve pumps with I/2"ports). �/ An air line regulator-filter is sug- AIA INLET Fiexsble Connection gested on all installations. Pumps ' are self-lubricating - DO NOT Regulator/Fiter USE AIR LINE LUBRICATION. SUCTION� nit l Jr.. . (Must be supported) ! Air Flow controt Valve See page 2 for HIGH VISCOSI- t (Supplied wan each pump) TY or' SUBMERGED installa- tions. NOTE: Suwon ana ascnarga pans may W raoomttone4 to:tet the aopi�cauon.