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SERVICE BULLETIN SB3057
Rev D 4/12
®
RF ELECTRONIC
PRESET METER
(Special Fluids)
Model 3331-019
Thoroughly read and understand this manual before
installing, operating or servicing this equipment.
OPERATION, INSTALLATION,
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR GUIDE
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Disclaimer
The user/purchaser is expected to read and understand the information provided in this
manual, follow any listed Safety Precautions and Instructions and keep this manual with the
equipment for future reference.
The information in this manual has been carefully checked and is believed to be entirely
reliable and consistent with the product described. However, no responsibility is assumed
for inaccuracies, nor does Balcrank Products, Inc. assume any liability arising out of the
application and use of the equipment described.
Should the equipment be used in a manner not specied by Balcrank Products, Inc., the
protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
Questions or Service Assistance
If you have questions regarding the product or this document contact:
Balcrank Products, Inc.
115 Reems Creek Rd.
Weaverville, NC 28787
Telephone: (828) 645-4261
(800) 747-5300
Fax: (828) 658-0840
(800) 763-0840
On the Web: www.balcrank.com
or call your local Balcrank Products, Inc. representative.
Product Identication Information
Record the product identication numbers from the nameplate here.
Model Number _______
Serial Number _____________
Tag Number _______________(if applicable)
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Table of Contents
DISCLAIMER.......................................................................................................Back of front cover
QUESTIONS or SERVICE ASSISTANCE............................................................Back of front cover
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION....................................................Back of front cover
Table of Contents.................................................................................................................................
Explosions and Fire Hazards...................................................................................
Meter Hazards............................................................................................................
Designed for Special Fluids ....................................................................................
FCC Compliance..................................................................................................................................
METER OVERVIEW ...........................................................................................................................1
Meter Buttons.........................................................................................................................1
LCD Display ...........................................................................................................................2
METER INSTALLATION.....................................................................................................................2
Relieve System Pressure......................................................................................................2
Grounding..............................................................................................................................2
Flushing Procedure...............................................................................................................3
Apply Meter to Hose..............................................................................................................3
Apply Nozzle to Meter............................................................................................................4
METER OPERATION, RF MODE.......................................................................................................4
History Icon ...........................................................................................................................5
Error Codes............................................................................................................................6
METER OPERATION, EPM MODE....................................................................................................7
Manual Mode..........................................................................................................................7
Batch Mode............................................................................................................................7
Return to RF Mode.................................................................................................................8
OPERATING MODE FUNCTIONS .....................................................................................................9
Re-settable/Accumulated Totals...........................................................................................9
Emergency Override..............................................................................................................9
SERVICE ..........................................................................................................................................10
Low Battery .........................................................................................................................10
Changing the Battery ..........................................................................................................10
CHANGE FACTORY SETTINGS......................................................................................................11
Programming Verson 17 & Below..............................................................................11 & 12
Programming Verson 18 or higher............................................................................13 & 14
CALCULATE SCALE FACTOR .................................................................................................15
Absolute Scale Factor.........................................................................................................15
Chart of Scale Factors.........................................................................................................16
Sample Fluids, Viscosities and Scale Factors..................................................................16
Specications..................................................................................................................................17
Parts Drawings.......................................................................................................................18 to 20
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................21
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EXPLOSION and FIRE HAZARDS
Improper grounding, poor ventilation, open ames or sparks can cause a hazardous condition and
result in an explosion or re and cause serious injury.
• Be sure the uid system is properly grounded. See your pump instruction manual for
details.
• If there is static sparking or if you feel an electric shock while using the meter, stop dis
pensing immediately. Identify and correct the problem before continuing.
• Provide fresh air ventilation. This will avoid the buildup of fumes from the uid being dis
pensed.
• Do not smoke while dispensing ammable uids.
• Keep the dispensing area free of debris including solvents, rags and spilled gasoline.
METER HAZARDS
Equipment misuse can cause the meter to rupture or malfunction and cause serious injury.
• This equipment is for professional use only.
• Read all instructions, tags and labels before operating the equipment.
• Use the equipment only for its intended purpose.
• Do NOT modify or alter the equipment.
• Do NOT leave equipment unattended while dispensing.
• Check equipment daily. Repair or replace worn or damaged parts immediately.
• Do NOT exceed the maximum working pressure level of the lowest rated system comp
nent.
• Use only extensions and nozzles that are designed for use with this equipment.
• Use only uids and solvents that are compatible with the equipment. Read all uid and
solvent manufacturer’s warnings.
• Tighten all uid connections before operating this equipment.
• Do NOT stop or deect leaks with hands, body, gloves or rags.
• Do NOT dispense towards any person or any part of the body.
• Do NOT place hands or ngers over the end of or into the dispense valve.
• Comply with all local, state, and federal re, electrical and safety regulations
• Use of this product in a manner other than specied in this manual may result in impaired
operation or damage to equipment.
This meter is designed specically to dispense antifreeze (ethylene glycol) solution, windshield
wiper uid, brake uid and water based solution.
DO NOT USE FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS.
FCC CERTIFIED, PART 15, SUB-PART C
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC ID: GIF-RF2 KEYPAD
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METER OVERVIEW
The Electronic Preset Meter RF2 (EPM RF2) is equipped with RF (radio frequency)
communications to communicate with a uid management system keypad to get authorization and dispense information. This is referred to in the manual as the RF2 Mode.
The meter can also be run as a standard EPM. This is referred to in the manual as the EPM
Mode. This is intended for start-up purposes or when the uid management system is not in
use.
Once a work order has been entered at the keypad, the operator simply pushes the
button on the meter to start communications between the meter and the keypad. The meter
receives authorization from the keypad to unlock and the dispense batch quantity. When
the trigger is pulled the pre-set dispense batch quantity dispenses.
The meter automatically shuts off when the dispense batch quantity has been reached.
A “Top Off” feature allows additional uid to be dispensed and tracked after the batch quantity has been dispensed.
Upon completion of the dispense, the operator presses the button. The meter then
locks, prohibiting any unauthorized dispense of uid and the dispense quantity is sent to
the keypad.
Meter Buttons
Meter Display
Reset
Used to initiate RF2 communications from the meter to the Keypad.•
Used in EPM mode to clear the previous batch.•
Used to reset the re-settable total dispensed while pressing the TOTAL button.•
Used to enter the dispense Batch quantity when in the
EPM Mode. These buttons are NOT used in RF2 mode.
Total
Used to display the accumulated total of uid dispensed, as well as the re-settable total.
Auto
Used to enter and exit the manual or batch mode when
in EPM mode. This button is NOT used in RF2 mode.
Shut-Off or Stop
Used to stop the ow through an Emergency Override.
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LCD Display
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7 6 5 4
LCD Display
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METER INSTALLATION
Relieve System Pressure
1. Turn off the power supply to the pump
or close the shutoff valve.
2. Dispense any uid in the system into a
waste container by opening the
meter(s).
3. Open all bleed-type master air valves
and uid meter(s) in the system.
4. Leave the meter(s) open until ready to
pressurize the system.
Grounding
1. Displays re-settable total, accumulated
total and Scale Factor
2. Displays Unit of Measure
3. Arrows ash when RF communication is in
progress with the keypad
4. Preset Batch quantity
5. History Icon
6. AUTO is an indicator of being in EPM
mode
7. Low Battery Icon
Pressurized Equipment
This equipment stays pressurized until the
pressure is manually relieved. To reduce the
risk of injury from uid spray from the meter
follow the Pressure Relief Procedures when
you:
• Are instructed to relieve pressure
• Stop dispensing
• Check, clean, or service any system
equipment
• Clean or install nozzles
1. Grounding reduces the risk of static
sparking. Ground all system components
according to local, state, and federal
codes. Consult the pump user’s manual
and other system components to ground
the following:
2. Pump: follow manufacturer’s
recommendations
3. Air and Fluid Hoses: use only grounded
hoses
4. Air Compressor: follow manufacturers
recommendations
5. Fluid Supply Container: follow the local
code
Explosion and Fire
Movement of uids through the dispensing
system creates static electricity. Static
electricity can cause volatile fumes result-
ing in an explosion and re. The dispensing
system must be grounded.
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Flushing Procedure
NOTE: If the system has multiple dispense
positions, begin at the position farthest from
the pump and move towards the pump.
If this installation is new or if the uid
in the lines is contaminated, ush the
system before installing the meter(s).
1. Close uid dispense valves at every position.
2. Once the main uid outlet valve at the pump is closed, the air pressure to the pump
motor is properly adjusted and the air valve is opened.
3. Slowly open the main uid valve.
4. Place the hose end in a waste container. Make sure hose is secure so no uid leaks
during ushing.
5. Slowly open the dispense valve and allow enough uid to pass through it to ensure that
the system is clean.
6. Close the valve and repeat for all dispense positions.
Apply Meter to Hose
Close the drain valve before starting this procedure.
1. Attach a swivel to the meter. Apply thread sealant
to the male end of hose. Recommended sealant is
Loctite® 243.
Attach the hose
2. Insert the metal end of the hose into the swivel.
Tighten completely with an open ended, adjustable,
wrench.
NOTE: The threaded end of the meter always has
female threads. The metal end of the hose must
have male threads.
Apply thread sealant, Loctite® 243, or equivalent, to
the male end.
The inlet and outlet swivel connections are either
1/2” NPT or 1/2” BSPP, depending on meter model.
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Apply Nozzle to Meter
1. On the opposite end, apply sealant to the
end of the nozzle. Recommended sealant
is Loctite® 243.
2. Thread the nozzle onto the meter. Screw
it in rmly with an open ended, adjust
able, wrench (see caution below).
CAUTION
Do Not Over Tighten nozzle to
handle. This may result in cracking
the handle housing.
3. Open all dispense position shut-off
valves. Start the pump to pressurize the
system.
4. Before use, to ensure accuracy, purge
all air from the uid lines and dispense
valve(s).
Attach the Nozzle
METER OPERATION, RF MODE
When the battery pack is attached to the meter, it automatically enters the RF Mode.
The trigger is in the locked-out position. No uid can be dispensed by the meter until a dispense order is received from the keypad.
1. Pressing the meter button
causes communication to occur
Arrows
Batch
Quantity
between the meter and the keypad.
• Two (2) arrows in the lower right
hand corner of the meter screen
ash. This indicates communication
is in progress between the meter
and keypad.
2. When the communication is complete
the trigger unlocks and the batch
quantity is displayed
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3. Pull the trigger to the full, up, position to begin the uid ow. Release trigger once uid
ow begins.
• The solenoid valve automatically locks the dispensing valve in the full open posi-
tion. The trigger falls back to the closed position.
• It is not necessary to continue to hold the trigger.
• After the batch quantity is dispensed, the ow automatically shuts off.
4. The user has the option to top off the tank after
the batch quantity has been dispensed.
• To top off, pull the trigger to begin the ow.
• Release the trigger when the desired amount
has been dispensed.
Do NOT press button before
topping off.
If button is pressed, the meter
returns to a locked-out position and
does not allow additional uid to be
dispensed until a valid dispense order
is received from the RF System.
5. Press the button when nished to complete the dispense order.
• The total quantity dispensed is transmitted to the RF2 system.
• The meter returns to the locked position.
• The meter is now ready to receive another dispense order from the RF2 system.
NOTE: If the original communication fails, the meter automatically attempts to communicate
with the RF2 system by resending the Dispense Result three (3) times, 30 seconds
apart.
6. If the meter is unable to communicate a dispense result, the History icon lights.
History Icon
The History icon indicates there is dispense result
information that has not been communicated to the
keypad to complete a work order.
To send the dispense result information to the
keypad, press button to initiate communication.
History Icon
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Error Codes
The meter has several Error Codes that may be displayed. These provide indication, at the
meter, that there is an error in communication between the meter and keypad.
F01 The meter has received an invalid response from the keypad.
• To clear the error, press the Reset button on the meter.
• Press the Reset button a second time to retry communications with the keypad.
F02 The meter has not received a response from the keypad during communications.
• To clear the error code, press the Reset button on the meter.
• To retry communications with the keypad, press the Reset button a second time.
• There may be an obstruction blocking the RF2 signal between the meter and keypad.
It may be necessary to change your physical location.
F04 There is a damaged cable assembly within the meter.
• This meter should be taken out of service.
• This meter may be used reliably in EPM Mode.
• RF2 Mode will exhibit erratic behavior.
SF0 (Scale Factor 0) The Scale Factor setting for the meter is set to 0.000.
• To input a valid Scale Factor for the meter follow the instructions in the Change Factory
Settings section of this manual.
All other Error Codes are for factory purposes only.
• To clear the meter, press Reset.
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METER OPERATION, EPM MODE
The meter can be put in EPM Mode for start up purposes. Refer to the Supervisor’s Instruction Manual for key sequence.
The AUTO icon displays, indicating the meter is in the EPM Mode. The solenoid valve
unlocks and the meter can now be used as a Standard Preset Batch Meter.
NOTE: The keypad AUTO button is used to toggle between Manual Mode and Batch Mode.
Manual Mode
1. Pull the trigger to begin the ow.
2. The display shows the amount dispensed.
3. When the desired amount has been dispensed,
release the trigger to stop the ow.
4. Press button once to reset the counter
display to zero.
EPM Manual Mode
Batch Mode
To enter the Batch Mode from the Manual Mode
press the meter button. The screen on the left
appears. When in the Batch Mode, the batch quantity displays in the lower, right hand corner of the
screen.
The meter is now in Batch Mode.
EPM Batch Mode
1. Change the batch size by pressing the , and/or buttons.
a) Press the 10 button to increase the batch amount in increments of 10 units.
b) Press the 1 button to increase the batch amount in increments of 1 unit.
c) Press the 0.1 button to increase the batch amount in increments of 0.1 units.
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2. Pull the trigger to begin the ow.
• The meter solenoid valve automatically
Batch
Size
locks the dispensing valve in the full open
position. The trigger falls back to the
closed position.
The meter always locks in the maximum
open position.
• After the batch quantity is dispensed, the ow automatically shuts off.
NOTE: For RF2 and BATCH programming, the meter automatically shuts off if the trigger is
pulled and the meter does not sense any ow.
Also, in case of an emergency or to interrupt a batch, the meter is equipped with an
Emergency Override. (See the Emergency Override section of this manual.)
3. The user has the option to top off the uid at the end of a batch.
• To top off the uid, pull the trigger to begin the ow and release it when the desired
amount has been pumped.
4. Press the button when nished. The display resets and the meter is now ready for
the next batch to be dispensed.
Return to RF Mode
To return to the RF Mode from the EPM
Mode:
1. Press button twice. You’ll see the
Arrows
ashing arrows indicating the meter is
communicating with the RF2 System.
2. When communication is complete, the
meter returns to the RF2 Mode and the
trigger locks.
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OPERATING MODE FUNCTIONS
These functions operate the same in RF2 Mode and EPM Mode.
Re-settable/Accumulated Totals
The meter has two ow totalizers. One is Re-settable Total the other is Accumulated Total.
1. To see the Accumulated Total and the Re-settable Total:
• Press and hold the button to see the Accumulated Total.
• Continue holding the button.
• After three seconds the screen changes to the Re-settable Total.
2. Resettotal displays the total uid dispensed since
the Resettable Total was last set back to zero.
3. Press the button while viewing Resettotal to
set it back to zero.
4. Release the button to return to the operating
display.
Re-settable Total
NOTE: The Accumulated Total cannot be reset unless the user changes from English units
to metric units or from metric to English units. (See the Change Factory Settings,
Change Unit of Measure section of this manual).
Emergency Override
In case of an emergency or to interrupt a batch, the meter is equipped with an Emergency
Override.
1. Press the red button to activate the Emergency Override. The override closes the
valve, immediately stopping uid ow.
2. Batching can continue after an Emergency Override by pulling up on the trigger.
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SERVICE
Low Battery
When the batteries need changing a progression of warnings appears on the meter screen.
First Warning: the Low Battery icon appears in
the lower left corner of the display. That means the
batteries are low and need to be changed when the
icon appears.
Second Warning: Battery icon ashes. The battery
power is too low and meter functions are disabled.
Low Battery
Icon
Changing the Batteries
The battery compartment is located in the lower case on the underside of the trigger guard.
1. Turn the unit over.
2. Unscrew the two screws. Remove the battery door to expose the batteries.
3. Replace the old batteries. The meter takes 4 AA, alkaline, batteries.
NOTE: Battery polarity markings are inside battery compartment.
4. Dispose of used batteries properly, according to local regulations.
NOTE: Changing the batteries does not affect any of the programmed values or totals.
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CHANGE FACTORY SETTINGS
Each meter is calibrated at the factory for use with motor oil (see the Change Scale Factor
section of this manual). The Unit of Measure is also selected prior to shipment.
Verify Firmware Version
1. The rmware version and code checksum can be displayed by
holding the and button at the same time.
2. The last two digits on the lower right are the rmware version.
3. Meters with version 17 and below use the procedure outlined in
Programming Version 17 & below in this manual for changing
of unit of measure, scale factor and enabling or disabling the EPM functionality.
4. Meters with version 18 or higher use the procedure outlined in Programming Version
18 or higher in this manual for changing of unit of measure, scale factor and enabling or
disabling the EPM functionality.
Programming Version 17 & below
To change the factory settings:
Use a 5/32” Allen
wrench or similar
blunt tool.
1. Press the button to wake up the
meter if the display is blank.
2. To enter the Programming mode turn
the unit over. Press and hold down the
“PROGRAMMING” key located in the
access hole for 2 seconds (see picture
on left).
3. After the display ashes, the Unit of
Measurement and Scale Factor are
displayed.
4. The current Unit of Measurement will
be ashing when the programming
mode has been entered.
Location of access hole for PROGRAMMING Key
Change Unit of Measure
The meter comes with an option to choose 4 different Units of Measure.
Scale Factor Digits
1. The actual Unit of Measure is ashing
when the Programming Mode is entered.
Programming
Display
Unit of
Measurement
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2. Press the button to toggle between
the four options; PT, QT, GAL, L.
3. When the desired unit of measure is
displayed, press the button. The
Unit of Measure icon stops ashing.
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4. If L, (Liters), is selected, the decimal point begins to ash.
• You now have the option to change the decimal point to either a period or a comma.
• To do this, press the button.
5. If no Scale Factor changes are necessary, refer to the Save Changes section of this
manual.
Changing the Unit of Measurement from metric to English or from English to metric
clears the Re-settable Total and Accumulated Total.
Change Scale Factor
Changing the Scale Factor changes the accuracy of the meter, potentially causing it to
overll or under ll. This has the potential to cause a mechanical breakdown.
Scale Factor Digits
1. Press the button to advance through the
Scale Factor digits.
2. Press the button to change the selected
number.
NOTE: All digits can be scrolled between 0 and 9
except the rst. It can only be scrolled from 0 to 1
or from 1 to 0.
Scale Factor Display
3. Press the button to advance to the next number in Scale Factor.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all ve digits in Scale Factor.
Save Changes
When you are nished programming these options, turn the unit over and press the
PROGRAMMING key.
1. Hold the PROGRAMMING key until the display ashes three times and goes blank.
2. Press the button to turn the meter display on.
Verify Changes
1. Verify Unit of Measure is correct.
2. Push and hold the button and button together, to verify that the Scale Factor
is correct.
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Programming Version 18 or higher
To change the factory settings:
1. Push and hold at the same time the and buttons.
2. PrG will appear on the display.
3. Release the and buttons.
4. Then press and release in order the , , ,
and the buttons
5. The current unit of measure will now be ashing indicating that
you have entered the programming mode.
Change Unit of Measure
The meter comes with an option to choose 4 different Units of Measure.
Scale Factor Digits
1. The actual Unit of Measure is ashing when the
Programming Mode is entered.
2. Press the button to toggle between the four
Unit of
options; PT, QT, GAL, L.
Measurement
3. When the desired unit of measure is displayed,
Programming
Display
press the button. The Unit of Measure icon
stops ashing.
4. If L, (Liters), is selected, the decimal point begins to ash.
• You now have the option to change the decimal point to either a period or a comma.
• To do this, press the button.
5. If no Scale Factor changes are necessary, refer to the Save Changes section of this manual.
Changing the Unit of Measurement from metric to English or from English to metric
clears the Re-settable Total and Accumulated Total.
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Change Scale Factor
Changing the Scale Factor changes the accuracy of the meter, potentially causing it to
overll or under ll. This has the potential to cause a mechanical breakdown.
Scale Factor Digits
1. Press the button to advance through the
Scale Factor digits.
2. Press the button to change the selected
number.
NOTE: All digits can be scrolled between 0 and 9 except
the rst. It can only be scrolled from 0 to 1 or from 1 to 0.
Scale Factor Display
3. Press the button to advance to the next number in Scale Factor.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all ve digits in Scale Factor.
5. If no other changes are necessary, refer to the Save Changes section in the manual.
EPM (MANUAL) Mode enable/disable
To disable or enable the EPM mode of the meter:
1. Press the button to advance to the AUTO icon on the display, there will be no
other icons ashing on the display.
2. Then press the button to toggle on and off the AUTO icon. When the icon is
turned on the meter can be put in EPM mode through the special key sequence on the
meter keypad. When the AUTO icon is turned off the key sequence is disabled and the
meter cannot be put in EPM mode.
Save Changes
To Save Changes and exit the programming mode:
1. Push and hold at the same time the and buttons.
2. The display will ash 3 times and go blank.
3. Press the button and the display will turn back on.
Verify Changes
1. Verify Unit of Measure is correct.
2. Push and hold the button and button together, to verify that the Scale
Factor is correct.
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CALCULATE SCALE FACTOR
A Scale Factor is a number used to adjust meter accuracy. The Scale Factor is set at the
factory using motor oil with a viscosity of 10W.
The primary use for Scale Factor recalibration is to batch uids with different viscosities.
If the uid has a lower viscosity, more uid can slip past the meter gears without being
detected. Changing the Scale Factor adjusts the meter to compensate for the loss.
The meter multiplies each pulse by the Scale Factor number to correct the accuracy when it
converts to the specied units. The reading is then always correct.
For an approximate Scale Factor for uids of different viscosities, consult the charts on the
next page.
NOTE: The meter’s original Scale Factor was written on the trigger when it was calibrated
at the factory. It may have been revised after eld installation. Use the Scale Factor
showing on the display, not on the trigger.
Changing the Scale Factor changes the accuracy of the meter, potentially causing it to
overll or under ll. This has the potential to cause a mechanical breakdown.
To view the current Scale Factor:
1. Press and hold the button and the button at the same time.
Absolute Scale Factor
For absolute Scale Factor, perform this test:
1. Run a measured amount of uid through the meter.
2. If the meter delivers 4.20 quarts and the display shows only 4.00 quarts, then the Scale
Factor needs to be adjusted.
3. Divide what the meter delivered (4.20) by what the display shows (4.00). You get an error
factor of (1.05).
4. The existing Scale Factor is 1.0123, as shown in steps 1 and 2 in “To view the current
Scale Factor”, above.
5. To calculate a new factor: 1.0123 (existing Scale Factor) x 1.05 (error factor) = 1.0629
(new Scale Factor).
6. Enter that number as described in the Change Scale Factor section of this manual.
NOTE: Use the Scale Factor showing on the display, not on the trigger.
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Chart of approximate Scale Factors for uids of different viscosities
Scale Factor
Scale Factor
Viscosity in Centistokes @ 65
o
Samples of Fluids, Viscosities and Scale Factors
Fluid Viscosity Scale Factor
1 Water/Anti-Freeze 5 1.044
2 Anti-Freeze 18 1.007
3 Brake Fluid 42 1.004
4 ATF 80 1.002
5 10W 140 1.000
6 80W-90 450 0.999
7 140W 1800 0.993
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Specications English Metric
Maximum Flow* 10 gpm 38 lpm
Minimum Flow* 0.25 gpm 1 lpm
Operating Pressure (Maximum) 1000 psi 67 bar
Operating Pressure (Minimum) 5 psi .35 bar
Operating Temperature (Maximum) 120o F 50o C
Operating Temperature (Minimum) 20o F -5o C
Accuracy - Oils +/- 0.5% +/- 0.5%
Accuracy - Anti-Freeze +/- 1.5% +/- 1.5%
5-Digit LCD Display, 10 mm High x
5 mm wide
Inlet and Outlet Connections 1/2” NPT 1/2” BSPP
Quarts, Pints, Gallons Liters
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ITEM# PART DESCRIPTION
1 Battery Holder Assembly
2 Bottom Case with Screws
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1
2
3
ITEM# PART DESCRIPTION Part Number
1 Rubber Boot
2 Display Assembly
3 RF Register Assembly
Not Shown Swivel, NPT, Special Fluids 832935
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2
1
ITEM# PART DESCRIPTION
3
1 Valve Assembly
2 Gear Service Kit with O-ring
3 Trigger Assembly
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Relieve the pressure prior
to checking or repairing the
meter. Make sure all valves,
controls and pumps are
operating correctly.
Symptom Possible Cause Remedy
Battery Icon is displayed Batteries are low Replace batteries
Display Blank Meter asleep
Push reset button
Loose battery connection
Batteries Dead
Meter does not latch for
Meter not in AUTO mode
batching
Meter not reset after prior batch
Low batteries
Slow or no uid ow Filter is clogged
Pump pressure is low
Remove battery pack and
check battery connection/
Push reset button
Replace batteries/Push
reset button
Press AUTO button and pro-
gram batch size
Press RESET button
Check for battery icon/
replace batteries/push
RESET button
Clean or replace the lter in
the swivel nut
Turn up the pump pressure
Meter inaccurate Scale factor not correct for uid Enter program mode, check
Batch overruns program
value
Foreign material is jamming
meter
Contact your local distributor
for repair
and reset program factor
Pulse delay value set too low Enter program mode, reset
pulse delay to higher value
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For Warranty Information Visit:
www.balcrank.com
Balcrank® Products, Inc.
115 Reems Creek Road
Weaverville, NC 28787
800-747-5300
800-763-0840 Fax
www.balcrank.com
SERVICE BULLETIN SB3057
Rev D 4/12
Distributed by:
Revision Log:
New Release - 12/07
Rev. A - 8/08 Added programming instructions for version 18
and Updated Warranty Statement
Rev. B - 12/08 - Added caution about tightening nozzle on
page 4
Rev. C - 6/17 Added part number for swivel on pg. 19
Rev. D - 4/12 Updated warranty information
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