Uniphos KWIK DRAW ASP-11p Operation & Maintenance Manual

UNIPHOS™ ASP-11p Plastic Air Sampling Pump

Operation & Maintenance

1. Introduction

The ASP-11p Air Sampling Pump is designed for use with any brand of gas

detection tubes, thanks to the different adapters that are included. The

UNIPHOS™ ASP-11p Air Sampling Pump allows accurate measurements of

gases with a guaranteed 50cc or 100cc air sample.

2. Operation

Insert the gas detection tube into the tube adapter and twist the tube

while pushing in, to ensure a good seal. You are now ready to make your

measurement. Draw the handle gradually until it reaches the 100, and the

plunger is not drawing back itself, so the vacuum is out of the pump. After

reaching the 100, you are sure you drew a 100cc pump stroke of air

through your detection tube, and you can now read it, or do another

stroke as the manual describes. When you want to do a second pump

stroke, you first have to take out the tube of the pump, then draw the

plunger back, and put back in the tube. You are not ready to make

another pump stroke.

3. Maintenance

To keep making pump strokes go smoothly, regularly grease the inside of

the pump with silicone grease. If you feel making a pump stroke is going

rough, you can decide to grease the inside of the pump by pulling out the

handle first. You can take some silicone grease with your finger or a

brush, and securely grease the inside of the pump. Put the handle back

and make a few pump strokes without inserting a tube, so the grease will

be spread all over the inside of the pump.

UNIPHOS™ ASP-11p Plastic Air Sampling Pump

Operation & Maintenance

1. Introduction

The ASP-11p Air Sampling Pump is designed for use with any brand of gas

detection tubes, thanks to the different adapters that are included. The

UNIPHOS™ ASP-11p Air Sampling Pump allows accurate measurements of

gases with a guaranteed 50cc or 100cc air sample.

2. Operation

Insert the gas detection tube into the tube adapter and twist the tube

while pushing in, to ensure a good seal. You are now ready to make your

measurement. Draw the handle gradually until it reaches the 100, and the

plunger is not drawing back itself, so the vacuum is out of the pump. After

reaching the 100, you are sure you drew a 100cc pump stroke of air

through your detection tube, and you can now read it or do another

pump stroke as the manual says. When you want to do another pump

stroke you first have to take out the tube of the pump, then draw the

plunger back, and put back in the tube.

3. Maintenance

To keep making pump strokes go smoothly, regularly grease the inside of

the pump with silicone grease. If you feel making a pump stroke is going

rough, you can decide to grease the inside of the pump by pulling out the

handle first. You can take some silicone grease with your finger or a

brush, and securely grease the inside of the pump. Put the handle back

and make a few pump strokes without inserting a tube, so the grease will

be spread all over the inside of the pump.

4. Leak test

Insert a sealed tube into the tube holder tightly. Pull the handle firmly

until it reaches 100 on the scale. Hold it like that for 30 seconds, and then

gradually let the handle draw back. If the handle is fully drawn back, you

are sure there has been a vacuum inside the pump all the time, that the

pump is not leak, and you will be able to use the pump as described. If a

leak is discovered, we recommend to use a new pump or send it back for

repair.

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