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• <br />• <br />• <br />ASSEMBLING THE PRIMARY PIPE <br />Step One— Measuring the Primary Pipe <br />I <br />C7.m", <br />A) Sequentially number each <br />pipe run between sumps and <br />record the numbers on the Site <br />Layout Sheet (page 7). Push a <br />fish tape through the secondary <br />pipe from the first tank sump to <br />the first dispenser sump. <br />B) Hook a tape measure to the <br />end of the fish tape, wrap it <br />with tape to prevent snagging <br />and snake it through the sec- <br />ondary pipe. <br />C) Tank sump to first dispenser <br />sump: Hold the end of the mea- <br />suring tape to the adaptor fit- <br />ting. Take out excess slack in <br />the measuring tape and mea- <br />sure to the center of the first <br />dispenser sump. Subtract 4" <br />from the final measurement. <br />D) Dispenser sump to dis- <br />penser sump, curved pipe runs: <br />Measure from center of sump <br />to center of sump. Subtract 6" <br />from the total measurement. <br />E) Dispenser sump to dis- <br />penser sump, straight pipe runs: <br />Measure from center of sump to <br />center of sump. Subtract 6" from <br />the total measurement. Repeat <br />procedure until all dimensions <br />are taken and recorded. <br />Note: Make sure to record the run numbers and lengths on <br />the Site Layout Sheet (page 7). <br />Step Two— Cutting the Primary Pipe <br />A) Uncoil the primary pipe <br />into a straight length in a clean <br />area. Take care NOT to kink <br />the pipe as it is uncoiled. In- <br />spect the entire length for any <br />visual defects. <br />• B) Measure and mark the primary pipe to the desired <br />length (per dimensions listed on the Site Layout Sheet). Cut <br />the primary pipe using the Enviroflex cutting tool (CT1500 <br />for 1-1/2"; CT2500 for 2-1/2" pipe). Note: Mark length of pipe <br />and designated run number on each primary pipe. <br />Step Three— Coupling the Primary Pipe <br />i <br />iTTTTTTT► <br />IT <br />l I 11 1 1 11 1 1 <br />.......................... <br />i <br />A) If not using Enviroflex cut- <br />ting tool, trim ends of primary <br />pipe with sharp knife, cutting <br />in valley of corrugation. Cut <br />must be even and square. Note: <br />Inside of hose must be clean of <br />dust and other debris. <br />B) Mark primary pipe for <br />depth of coupling insertion <br />(approx. 1-5/8" for 1-1/2" pipe <br />and 2-1/8" for 2-1/2" pipe). In- <br />spect coupling (FC1500 or <br />FC2500) by looking in swivel <br />end and/or at threads to see <br />that seat is not deformed, <br />scratched, or damaged. <br />C) Lubricate inner surface of pipe and coupling with <br />silicon spray. Insert primary pipe into coupling until 1-5/8" <br />mark aligns with bottom of ferrule for FC1500; 2-1/8" mark <br />for FC2500. Measurement mark on pipe must be made to <br />meet ferrule. <br />'X' 1-1/2' = 1.490±,005 <br />'X' 2-1 /2• = 2.520 t .005 <br />IT <br />R <br />I <br />Page 3 - Enviroflex Instructions <br />D) Use TCI go/no-go gauge to <br />check diameter of mandrel ex- <br />pansion fingers when fully ex- <br />panded. If diameter is out of <br />tolerance, refer to Coupling <br />Machine Instructions, EFM1525 <br />to adjust expansion diameter. <br />Lubricate mandrel fingers with <br />metal assembly paste (Dow <br />Corning Moly Kote G -n or clean <br />grease) before each coupling <br />procedure. Note: Read coupling <br />machine instructions thoroughly <br />before operation. <br />E) Place coupling (FC1500 or <br />FC2500) and primary pipe onto <br />mandrel of coupling machine <br />(CM1525). Coupling shouldpush <br />onto shoulder and butt against <br />stop. Turn on machine. Move <br />lever to port A. Push peddle <br />down until light and/or buzzer <br />signals expansion is complete. <br />Move lever to port B, then push <br />peddle down to release coupling. <br />Hold primary pipe so coupling <br />remains in place as die fingers <br />expand. Keep pipe steady and <br />in line with mandrel. <br />F) Pull coupling and pipe <br />assembly off machine and <br />visually inspect coupling for <br />misalignment or damage. (Use <br />flashlight to illuminate interior <br />of coupling, if necessary.) <br />