Conel FLOW - Operating Modes and States; Security During Operation; Normal Commissioning and Startup

77
• The pump body is  lled with the liquid to be conveyed via the  lling nozzle.
• To do this, open the  lling nozzle on the pump and  ll the pump housing.
• After completion of the  lling nozzle again close leakage-free,
Emptying pump housings
• Make sure that the pressure/ and suction line may be under pressure and may contain liquid, if
necessary draining;
• Open the emptying nozzle - the liquid runs out of the pump housing:
• After the pump housing is completely emptied, close the emptying nozzle properly.
10 OPERATING STATES OF THE
CONEL FLOW RAIN-CHAMPION
10.1 SECURITY
DANGER: Danger to life:
• All activities at Conel Flow Rain-Champion may only be carried out by profes-
sional and knowledgeable personnel, who have been suf ciently informed by
studying the operating instructions in-depth.
• Do NOT wear your personal protective gear and do NOT work with wet hands
or wet feet or stand in the water – avoid a fatal electric shock.
• Refer to unauthorized persons (especially children, adolescents) or animals
from the  eld of work and activity.
10.2 NORMAL COMMISSIONING
To start up the Conel Flow Rain-Champion after a long downtime or after an off-shoot, proceed as
follows:
• Visual inspection and memory check for proper condition;
¾ Is there enough rainwater in the reservoir (re ll with drinking water if necessary)?
¾ Is the suction sieve on the suction line clean and correctly positioned?
¾ Is the level sensor properly  xed and placed in the correct position?
¾ Is the counterweight still in the correct position?
¾ Can the  oat switch move freely and is not restricted by obstacles in its function?
• Visual inspection and check that all pipe and connections do not have leaks;
¾ Control the connection of the drinking water supply;
¾ Control the connections of the pressure/suction line;
• visual inspection and inspection of the  oat switch in the feed-in tank;
¾ To do this, slide the metal plate up on the feed-in tank and remove it – after that you have free
access to the  oat switch:
¾ Check the seat and function of the  oat switch.
- Can the swimmer move freely in tank and is not restricted by obstacles in his function?
¾ Does the  oat valve close and open properly?
• Visual inspection and control of electrical connections,
¾ Are all electrical connections properly and  rmly connected?
¾ Is the required grid supply available?
• Open the ball valve of the drinking water supply - the feed tank is  lled;
• The operating mode switch in position „Automatic (Auto. )“;
• Insert the power plug (protective contact plug) into the protective contact socket provided for this
purpose;
• The pump switch switches on the pump and it begins to pump rainwater from the storage tank;