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Dec 07 10 01:49p Reliable Petrole A 209-845-8953 p.14 <br />Before <br />1. If the <br />2. Turn o <br />Tester <br />890 Te <br />pressui <br />relief u <br />Vaporless Manufacturing, Inc. <br />Quality Petroleum Equipment <br />Solutions for Over 20 Years <br />Installation of the 99 LD -2000 & 99 LD -2200 <br />Leak Detectors <br />October Iso 2006 <br />system is new, before installing a leak detector, purge the system of any air. <br />the submersible pump breaker and install the VbII LDT-890 Leak Detector <br />the impact valve of the farthest dispenser. Following directions of the LDT- <br />Protocol. Determine bleed -back (air in line) - should be 400 ml or less, pump <br />(should be 14-50 psi), line pressure with pump off (establish pump pressure <br />3. Before replacing an existing leak detector because of 1) Failure to open 2) Leak <br />detector is slow to open, determination should be trade as to; Is this line system tight? <br />Is thermal contraction slowing down the opening time of the leak detector? A leak <br />below gph @ 10 psi will slow down the opening time of a leak detector. Thermal <br />contraction will also slow down opening time of a leak detector. Should a precision <br />line test be conducted to ensure line Integrity? A line test should also be conducted <br />when installing a leak detector in the system for the first time. <br />1. Shut 4 the power to the submersible pump at the breaker box. <br />2. Open Oozzle at dispenser to relieve line pressure. <br />3. Shut b#ll valve at discharge of turbine. <br />4. Remo the existing leak detector or 2 -inch pipe plug in the submersible pump or <br />adante tee. <br />5. Apply i "UL Classified" (QLSR) pipe joint sealing compound (for use with petroleum <br />products) to all threads before final assembly. (Before screwing the leak detector into <br />the pu p or the adapter tee. Tighten the leak detector down firmly to make sure <br />there i no leakage. (Caution - do not over -tighten the leak detector. Over -tightening <br />could cause undue stress on the pump or the leak detector.) <br />V aporless Manufacturing, Inc. <br />8700 East Long Mesa Drive, Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314 <br />800-367-0185 923-775-519I Fac: 925-775-5309 <br />Email: vmi@vaporless.com Website: vvww.vaporless.com <br />