Contents About this operating manual Device description 1.1 Intended use 1.2 Exclusion of liability Safety instructions Construction and function 3.1 Important notes on pressure fluctuations Purging hydraulic lines Handling 5.1 Generating pressure 5.2 Pressure measurements 5.3 Releasing pressure Problems Maintenance / cleaning, storage and transportation Disposal Technical data...
About this operating manual ● The operating manual is aimed at specialists and semi-skilled personnel. ● Before each step, read through the relevant advice carefully and keep to the spe- cified order. ● Thoroughly read and understand the information in the section “Safety instructions”. If you have any problems or questions, please contact your supplier or contact us directly at: KELLER AG für Druckmesstechnik St. Gallerstrasse 119 CH-8404 Winterthur +41 52 235 25 25 info@keller-druck.com www.keller-druck.com...
Pressure hose Scope of delivery Check the delivered items: â Hand pump Hydraulische Handpumpe HTP1 â Pressure hose Hydraulic Hand Pump HTP1 Page 21 Pompe hydraulique manuelle HTP1 Page 41 â Operation manual â Accessories 03/2017...
The hand pump may not be attached to external pressure sources. WARNING! No safety component! The hand pump of the series HTP1 is not safety component in accordance with Direc- tive 2006-42-EC (Machine Directive). â Never use the HTP1 as a safety component.
2 Safety instructions Before you install the HTP1, read through this operating manual carefully. If the instructions contained within it are not followed, especially the safety guidelines, this could result in danger for people, the environment, and the device and the system it is connected to.
2 Safety instructions Special safety instructions Warnings that are specifically relevant to individual operating procedures or activities can be found at the beginning of the relevant sections of this operating manual. 3 Construction and function Connections ➃ ➁ ➂ ➀ Minimess connection ➀ ® pressure hose Connector reference gauge ➁ ➄...
3 Construction and function When properly purged, the hand pump will generate positive pressure quickly. The construction of the hand pump means that the same pressure is generated for the test item as for the reference test gauge. The pressure is set to the necessary value using the fine adjustment valve. With the pressure relief valve, the pressure can be relieved into the reservoir. For the assessment of the test sample, the pressure displayed on the reference manometer is compared with the measurement value.
4 Purging hydraulic lines In order for the hand pump to be operated, it is vital that its connections with the refe- rence gauge and the test item are pressure-resistant. Furthermore, for the best measurement procedure possible, sufficient and correct purging of the measurement device is required.
4 Purging hydraulic lines CAUTION! Demineralized water! During the quality inspection of the HTP1, a functional test is carried out with demine- ralised water. The reservoir may therefore contain residues of this liquid. â Check the compatibility with your application and remove the residue using appro- priate measures (e.g.
5 Handling 5.1 Generating pressure After the purging the hydraulic lines, pressure can be created with the hand pump. With increasing back-pressure in the system, the pumping process becomes increa- singly difficult. WARNING! There is a risk of injury if the maximum pressure is exceeded! Note the maximum permitted pressures of the individual components in the measure- ment device.
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5 Handling TIP! At high pressures, open the handle only slightly. The handles can be compressed more easily the further the handles are closed. In this way, you can create high pressures more easily and meter the pressure better. â The higher the pressure is, the less you should open the handles.
5 Handling Increasing pressure with the fine adjustment valve Pump body stop collar Alternatively, you can increase the pressure with the fine adjustment valve. â Turn the hand wheel in a clockwise direction in the direction of the “pump body stop collar”. Depending on the pressure of the test item and the setting of the hand wheel, pressure Storage / transportation can be achieved quite easily.
5 Handling 5.3 Releasing pressure Once the pressure measurements have been completed, the positive pressure in the hand pump, the test item and in the pressure hose need to be brought into balance. CAUTION! Risk of injury through excessive pressure! Do not remove any connected components (test item, pressure hose, reference gauge) if the hand pump is under pressure.
6 Problems CAUTION! Material damage! The hand pump cannot be repaired by the operator! In the case of a defect, the appli- ance must be sent back to the manufacturer for repair. â Never open up the hand pump and / or carry out any repairs yourself. The table below describes steps that can be taken in the event of a malfunction.
7 Maintenance / cleaning, storage and transportation Maintenance No maintenance is required for the hand pump and it cannot be repaired by the opera- tor either. In the case of a defect the appliance must be sent back to the manufacturer for repair.
8 Disposal The hand pump consists of various different materials. It should not be disposed of with household waste. â Take the hand pump to your local recycling plant â send the hand pump back to your supplier or to KELLER.
9 Technical data Type HTP1 Pump with hose Pressure range: – Positive pressure 700 bar Medium Hydraulic oil Demineralized water (optional) Connection: – Reference G1/4 – Pressure hose Minimess 1620 ® – Test item Pressure hose (1 m) with Minimess 1620 or ®...
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9 Technical data Accessories Minimess adapter Minimess 1620 to G1/4 ® ® Adapter set G1/8’’, G3/8’’, G1/2’’ , 1/8’’ NPT, 3/8’’ NPT, 1/4’’ NPT, 1/2’’ NPT Seal set Flat seals made of plastic and O-rings Transportation case Burl foam with document compartment Main compartment Tight-fitting rigid foam inlay for pump and accessories – Dimensions ~ 450 x 370 x 140 mm –...
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