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8 Commissioning
Faulty mounting!
If the valve is not correctly mounted, persons might be injured or the product or
system could be damaged when commissioning the valve.
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Only commission your system when all hydraulic connections and the valve have
been completely and properly mounted according to the specifications.
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Look out for defective sealing points and replace defective seal rings
immediately.
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Wear personal protective equipment during initial commissioning.
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The solenoid system may only be put into operation at a valve with connected
protective earthing conductor and connection for potential equalization
conductor.
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The valve may only be put into operation with correctly tightened plug screw
(tightening torque 354 lb in., 40 Nm)
Inadmissibly high operating pressure!
In hydraulic applications with different area ratios, the hydraulic pressure is
increased and may - in case of incorrect rating - lead to an exceedance of the
maximum admissible operating pressure. Thus, the valve may burst or the closing
elements may fly around and cause serious injuries.
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Ensure before the commissioning of the hydraulic system that the maximum
admissible pressure of the hydraulic valve in the system is not exceeded by no
means.
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Ensure that in your system, the maximum admissible operating pressure is
secured by means of a pressure limitation element.
Damage to persons and property!
Commissioning of the valve requires basic hydraulic and electrical knowledge.
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Only qualified personnel (see chapter 2.4 "Qualification of personnel") is
authorized to commission the valve.
Risk of short-circuit!
Condensed water may form inside the connection compartment and cause a short-
circuit!
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Allow the valve to acclimatize for some hours prior to commissioning as the
electronics might be damaged by the generation of condensed water.
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