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Phil -Tito Protocol for 5 Gallon Capacity (Volume) Testing for the 85000 Series Spill Collector Talet'€1nCes: The Phil-Tite Styrofoam spacer can be below the stainless steel sleeve rim/lip any amount and can be above the stainless steel sleeve rim no more than ''A" and should be level to within a'W. • If llic.se tulerd iwu are rnet the spill coliacior has pa:iutid (tie 5 gallon capacity test. No further testing is required. • Complete a spill collector testing worksheet and send a copy to the local CUPA. Llguid Capacity Testing Procedure for the 85000 Series Spill BUSk-6, Prior to Testing: • Remove the 14" Cast Iron cover that is over the spill collector. • Remove the Black (Fill) debris bucket. This will allow you to access the drain valve handle. • Remove the fill dust cap or vapor recovery dust cap. The EBW, OPW or Morrison dust caps are removed berure making a delivery and will displace over 8 ounces of liquid. They must be removed prior to liquid testing. • For all liquid volume test's, it is imperative you drain any residue liquid that may be in the spill collector prior to adding any liquid. Note,. It is very important to perform this step prior to performing Any liquid test. I lquid under the screen assembly can not be seen from above the bucket. Operate the drain valve handle dose to open several times to ensure no liquid is trapped in the foam filter. Ensure the foam filter is free of any debris and liquid. The purpose of the foam filter is to trap and hold any debris (grit, dirt, sand, etc.) from reaching the drain valve and drain holes and blocking them. Replace the foam filter if it is tom, has tears, and/or damage. Contact FFS for replacement foam filters P/N 602026001. • Check the depth of the black spill bucket inside the stainless steel sleeve. With a tape measure, measure 4 to 6 places around the circumference of the stainless