Ingersoll-Rand 613201-2-C User Manual

OPERATOR’S MANUAL
INCLUDING INSTALLATION & OPERATION
ALSO INCLUDE MANUALS 66610X-X-C (97999-100) & 67144 (97999-953)
613201-2-C Tire Fill System
Utilizing the Aro 1” Metallic Diaphragm Pump
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING,
OPERATING OR SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT.
It is the responsibility of the employer to place this information in the hands of the operator. Keep for future reference.
613201-2-C
RELEASED: 12-13-83 REVISED: 5-13-10 (REV. D)
SERVICE KITS
Use only genuine AROR replacement parts to assure compatible pressure rating and longest service life.
637118-C for Diaphragm Pump Air Section repair. 637119-41-C for Diaphragm Pump Fluid Section repair.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Operator’s Manual 66610X-X-C should be used for General Informa­tion, Installation, Operation, and Maintenance. This pump system has been designed for the purpose of evacuating and filling tires with calcium chloride ballast solution. It utilizes the 67144 1” Metallic Diaphragm Pump which features an Aluminum body and fluid manifolds, neoprene diaphragms and PTFE balls for pumping the corrosive calcium chloride ballast solution. The diaphragm pump has a 1:1 ratio which means the fluid outlet pressure will be approximately equal to the available air inlet pressure. Although the pump is capable of high volume delivery (upwards of 25 GPM at 100 PSI) filling and evacuating times will take longer due to the small restricting diameter of the tire valve.
INSTALLATION - SET UP
The operator should make certain adequate air supply is available to the pump, be cautious of long air lines, restrictions or other effects on the air inlet pressure. Assemble the hose / strainer and gun assembly to the pump (see figure
3) as shown. Be certain hoses are connected to proper sides of the si­phon valve.
613201-2-C TIRE FILL SYSTEM
67144 Diaphragm Pump
Supply Hose
Dispensing Hose
Control Valve
Gun
FIGURE 1
Screened Inlet
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Z Read and heed all Warnings, Cautions, and Safety Precau-
tions before operating this pump.
WARNING DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM INLET AIR PRES-
SURE OF 120 PSI (8 BAR). Operating pump at higher pressure can cause pump damage.
WARNING HAZARDOUS PRESSURE. Can result in serious
injury or property damage. Do not service or clean pump, hoses or dispensing valve while the system is pressurized.
CAUTION Be certain all operators of this equipment have been trained for safe working practices, understand it’s limita-
tions, and wear safety goggles / equipment when required.
INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY LTD
209 NORTH MAIN STREET – BRYAN, OHIO 43506
(800) 495-0276 FAX (800) 892-6276
www.ingersollrandproducts.com
© 2010
CCN 81380057
OPERATION
WARNING DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM INLET AIR PRES-
SURE OF 120 PSI (8.2 Bar). OPERATING PUMP AT HIGHER PRESSURE CAN CAUSE PUMP DAMAGE.
CONTROL VALVE OPERATION
TO FILL - TURN CONTROL VALVE LEVER CLOCKWISE TO EVACUATE - TURN CONTROL VALVE LEVER
COUNTER-CLOCK WISE (BACK 90_)
To purge the system of air:
1. Place the hose / screen assembly into barrel or drum of material.
2. Supply air to pump and adjust the air regulator to a few pounds and cycle pump slowly to prime system while holding gun in the fluid container.
3. Allow the pump to continue cycling until the pump primes and the air has been eliminated from the system.
SYSTEM OPERATION - FILLI NG TIRE
Jack up the vehicle and rotate the tire until the valve stem is located at top of the wheel. NOTE: Adapter (D) and core remover (2) are used only for 1-piece valves.
CAUTION: Disconnect air supply to the pump while making con­nection to valve stem.
CONNECTING TO VALVE STEM
To connect to 2-piece valve stem:
1. Remove the (B) adapter from the gun assembly.
2. Thread the (B) adapter onto the valve stem, finger tight.
3. Thread the swivel nut on the (B) adapter onto the gun. The (A)han­dle should be pulled back from the (B) adapter. (Make sure the gasket in the (B) adapter is in place.)
REMOVING THE VALVE CORE & FILLING TIRE
1. Push the (A) handle in until it makes contact with valve core.
2. Hold the gun ass’y. with one hand and hit the (A) handle with the other, driving the core remover onto the valve core.
3. Turn the (A) handle counter-clockwise and completely un-thread the core from valve stem.
4. Pull the (4) handle all the way back from valve stem. Move the han­dle of the siphon valve to FILL position, fill tire.
Periodically check pressure in tube. The tube will be about 2/3 full when pressure reaches 30 lbs.
5. Move the handle of the siphon valve to EVACUA TE position (counter-clockwise) until air bubbles stop coming up in liquid con­tainer. Continue filling the tire until recommended volume or weight is reached.
DISCONNECTING AFTER FILLING TIRE
1. Shut pump of f. Place valve core into valve stem with (4) handle.
2. Turn(4) handle of gun to the right or clockwise threading valve core into valve stem tightly.
3. Pull the (4) handle back from valve stem. Then turn handle of si­phon valve to EVACUATE position. Remove gun ass’y and (B) adapter from valve stem.
PROPER TIRE PRESSURE
Inflate tire to 8 - 10 psi above recommended tire pressure. With valve stem at top bleed until it is 1 or 2 psi above recommended tire pressure. Let vehicle off jack, with valve stem located at bottom of the wheel check pressure with an air-water gauge.
REMOVING FLUID FROM TIRE
1. Jack up the vehicle, rotate the tire so that the valve stem is at the bottom of the wheel.
2. Connect the gun to the valve stem (see Connecting to ValveStem).
3. After connection has been made remove the valve core (see Filling Tire Instructions).
4. Start pump, turn handle of siphon valve to EVACUA TE position. Continue to run pump until fluid level in container no longer in­creases, then shut pump off.
5. Place valve core into valve stem and remove the gun (see Discon­necting Instructions).
MAINTENANCE
The air line should be disconnected from the air motor if the pump sets idle for long periods of time. Periodically clean and inspect the material screen asm.
PAG E 2 OF 4
FIGURE 2
66239 GUN ASM.
A
B*
B*
* Choose the proper core remover to fit the valve core.
C
D
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