Wmph - Maritime G6100 Operation Manual

Commissioning
• Open the flow regulator valve inside the WMP cabinet to the middle position (i.e.
turn the valve to the outer position and turn the valve 4 turns in the opposite
direction).
• Loosen the pump end cover, thereby allowing the pump to evacuate air in the
system.
• Start the pump by pressing the Run button in the bottom right corner of the home
page on the WM system. Carefully observe that the motor is turning and that the
pump is running. Tighten the end cover when the pump is running. And observe
the working pressure increasing on the manometer found on the de-bubbler.
• When the pump is started, it will run for 60 seconds in order to establish a flow. If
a flow is not established within the time limit of 60 seconds, then the pump will
stop, and an alarm will appear due to the missing flow. Please check if the flow
path is blocked by any closed valves or by the protection cap on the pH sensor.
• If no blockage is found, the alarm could be caused by air in the system. In this case,
the alarm can be reset, and the pump can be started again by pressing the RUN
button.
• If the flow alarm occurs again, it indicates that the system requires a higher
operating pressure. The operating pressure can be adjusted by pinching the flow
regulating valve in the WMP.

5.5 WMPH

Check points relevant for the installation of the WMPH system are described in this
section.
• Verify that the check list found in the section 7. Appendix in the installation manual
has been filled out.
• Check the power supply connections are as specified in the Electrical Drawings.
• Check protective earth is connected
• Cut off the small rubber tip on top of the manometer. However, do not remove the
black rubber part.
• Only switch on the pump if the front cover has been properly attached.
• Check the rollers are correctly fitted and fastened.
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