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3.0
OPERATIONAL TEST.
3.1
DO NOT CONNECT ANY EQUIPMENT TO THE PURE AIR GENERATOR
SYSTEM AT THIS TIME.
3.2
After making all electrical and pneumatic connections to both generator and
compressor units according to instructions attached to each unit and as
shown in the appropriate figures, the system is ready for operation.
3.3
IF INSTALLATION HAS BEEN COMPLETED AS SHOWN IN FIGURES 1 and
2
WHEREBY
COMPRESSOR,
OPERATIONS.
3.4
Depress the PUMP switch (1) on the generator unit by depressing the lamp
itself. The compressor should start and the indicator lamp within the PUMP
switch should light. Within a short time there should be indication of increasing
input pressure as noted on the INPUT PRESSURE gauge (3).
NOTE:
The compressor will not start at this time if any pressure greater than
60-psig appears on the INPUT PRESSURE gauge.
3.5
At this time, the tubing leading from the compressor unit to the ballast tank and
to the generator unit should be checked for leaks by applying a soap solution to
all of the connections and tightening as required.
3.6
When the input pressure reaches 80-psig as evidenced on the INPUT
PRESSURE gauge, the compressor will cease to operate. The input pressure
at this time will remain constant at 80-psig.
NOTE:
Checking for leaks when the compressor is not operating will be
pointless since the connecting hoses between the compressor and
generator will not be pressurized. This check can be made only
when the compressor is running.
3.7
Depress the power switch (2) by depressing the lamp itself. The indicator lamp
within the switch will light. The METHANE HEAT lamp (4) will light if there is a
methane reactor within the unit. There should be an audible "click" of the
solenoid valve on the purification reactor followed immediately by a momentary
decrease of the input pressure. This is the initial pressurization of one side of
the purification reactor. There may also be a rise in the output pressure, as
evidenced on the OUTPUT PRESSURE gauge (6), if the OUTPUT PRESSURE
REGULATOR (5) had been set previously to some pressure. In addition, the
cooling fan on the inside rear wall of the generator should operate, Figures 5
THE
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AIR
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GENERATOR
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