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■ Leave one nozzle activated on the first side and with the pump running, lift a nozzle on the other side of the dispenser (activated as above) and listen for a change of speed (increase) in the pump motor. Return both nozzles to the dispenser. ■ Repeat the above procedures to activate both sides of the dispenser, but start with the opposite side of the dispenser. If the above procedures can be confirmed by starting with the opposite side of the dispenser, the VP1000 vacuum pump is correctly installed. After the VP1000 vacuum pump gets to second speed, it will not drop back to single speed until one nozzle is reholstered. NOTE: In parts of the country where the outside temperature drops below 35°F, the VP1000 vacuum pump motor will automatically run at a very low RPM to prevent freezing. This is normal operation. 1.2. Quarterly Inspection and Testing 1 .2.1. Perform Weekly Inspection prior to Quarterly inspection. 1 .2.2. Inspect the VP1000 vacuum pump for loose or damaged vapor line connections. If copper tubing is kinked or loose remove the dispenser from service and call a Healy Certified Technician for service. 1 .2.3. Verify that the nozzle will not dispense fuel when the dispenser is authorized (ready to dispense fuel) and the boot is in a free state. To conduct this inspection, remove the nozzle from dispenser, authorize dispenser, hold nozzle into an approved container (do not compress the mini-boot in any manner) and actuate the nozzle lever. No fuel should dispense. Any nozzle that dispenses fuel with the miniboot in a free state condition, as determined by this inspection procedure, shall be removed from service until repaired or replaced. 1.2.4. Check product dispensing flow rate at maximum (handheld) dispensing position. Verify flow rate is between 6.0 gpm and 10.0 gpm. • Replace dispenser filters when flow rate is below 6.5 gpm and check flow rate again. If the flow rate does not increase after filter change, remove the fueling point from service. • If flow rates exceed 10.0 gpm, install either Healy Model 1301 or 1302 Flow Limiter and check flow rate again. If flow rate still exceeds 10.0 gpm, remove the fueling point from service. Note: If CAS is installed at GDF, conducted section 1.2.5 of Quarterly Inspection. If ARID Permeator AT-150 is installed at GDF, skip section 1.2.5 and proceed to section 1.2.6. 1 .2.5. Check Clean Air Separator for proper operating configuration. See Figure 1-1 or 1- 1 H for guidance. Figure 1-1 applies to vertical CAS installations. Figure 1-1 H applies to horizontal CAS installations. 1.2.6. Verify the total hours of Permeator AT-150 operation since the last oil change and I-2 CARB Approved IOM 1 —Systems Scheduled Maintenance—EO's VR-201 and VR-202