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OPW Installation , Operation , and Maintenance Manual , Page 73 Executive Order VR- 102- Q Ea signal that the tank is full . Close transport delivery valve HOW TO LOCATE THE POSITION OF THE 61 SO AT and drain hose into tank before disconnecting any hose 95% TANK CAPACITY fitting . (Shut- off points can be adjusted to any capacity to Overfilled Tank : Failure of the hose to drain after clos- comply with AHJ Requirements ) ' Ing the delivery valve signals an overfilled tank . Do Not disconnect any delivery hose fitting until the liquid level The length of the upper tube and the placement of the t in the tank has been lowered to allow the hose to drain 61 SO valve body determine the shut-off point . Follow- Ix into the tank . ing the standard instructions for the OPW 61 SO will pro- vide for initial shutoff at 95 % . In all cases , the upper WARNINGtube length must be a minimum of 6 - 1 /2" plus the In the event you are splashed with fuel remove wet length of the riser pipe , All length measurements are in I clothing immediately . Skin contact with gasoline inches . can cause chemical burns and may result in Inhalation of vapors that maybe fatal . Nevergo INSTRUCTIONS [ inside confined areas after being splashed and 1 ) Find tank capacity ( in gallons) from tank calibration never go near ignition sources . chart provided by tank manufacturer . IMPORTANT 2 ) Calculate 95 % of capacity E` Determine if the underground storage tank is equipped with a ball float vent valve , as illustrated in Figure 16 . In 3 ) Locate the 95 % volume number on the tank calibra- I all systems , the shut-off pointofthe61 SOmustbe tion chart . fi reached before the ball float reduces flow to ensure ' 4 ) Find the dipstick number ( X ) which corresponds to proper overfill valve operation . the 95 % tank volume . And , find the dipstick num - TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION AND ASSEM - ber (Y ) which corresponds to the 100 % volume . BLY : 5 ) Subtract the dipstick number ( X ) from the tank di - 1 . Drill ameter ( Y) to find the upper tube reference number 2 . A sharp 1 /8" pilot drill bit (Z) . f; 3 . A sharp 5/ 16" drill bit ( Y) - ( X ) = (Z) tli 4 , Tape measure 6) Subtract 2" from (Z ) to find the upper tube depth r 5 . Hacksaw orcut- off saw , fine tooth ; 24 teeth /inch ( C ) Iry 6 . Fine half round file ( Z) - 2 = C 7 . Screwdriver - Phillips blade 7 Is C less than 6- 1 /2 ? 8 . 1 /2" Wrench or socket 9 . Two- part sealant ( Supplied ) NO Upper tube length is C plus the distance from I= 10 . Torque Wrench the top of the Face Seal Adaptor installed on the , riser pipe to the inside , top lip of the storage vi WARNING tank (A) . Using electrically operated equipment near gasoline or gasoline vapors may result in fire or explosion , Upper Tube Length = C + (A) causing personal injury and property damage . Check to assure the working area is free from suchYES Upper tube length is 6 - 1 /2 " plus the riser pipe hazards , and always use proper precautions . measurement (A) . iR, IMPORTANT : The figures in this installation and maintenance instruction may contain vapor recovery Upper Tube Length = 6- 1 /2 " + (A) equipment ( including model numbers ) that is not cern- `' fled bythe California Air ResourcesBoard ( CARB ) for a NOTE : You mustfindthe actual tank capacity num - specific Phase IVapor Recovery System . Pleasereferto ber that correlates to the 6- 112 " + (A) depth for the Exhibit 1 of the appropriate CARB Phase I Executive Or- station records . This number may also be used for R derfor a list of certified Phase I Vapor Recovery System the purposes of calibrating an electronic tank level t Equipment. system . i I � -��