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DEMA 693T FOAM STATION II User Manual

DEMA 693T FOAM STATION II
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DEMA
®
MODEL 693T FOAM STATION II
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
I-747 Page 1 of 8
Rev. E-40261 11/13/14
1. PARTS CHECKLIST:
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY.
A.
Foam Station Assembly 1
B.
¼” ID Tubing & Foot Strainer 1
C.
3/8” ID Tubing & Foot Strainer 1
D.
Ceramic Weight (For ¼” ID Tubing) 1
E.
Ceramic Weight (For 3/8” ID Tubing) 1
F.
Metering Tip Kit 1
G.
#10 Screw & Anchor Kit Set (Total: 4 Screws & 4 Anchors) 1
H.
Label Card 1
2. INSTALLATION:
This product is designed only to be used as described in this instruction sheet. Adhere to all warnings and
cautions identified in this document.
WARNING: Installations must conform to all local and national plumbing codes and use
approved backflow prevention and pressure relief devices where required.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT DISPENSER FROM WATER SOURCE WHEN DISPENSER
IS NOT IN USE.
Always read SDS for all chemicals used and follow personal protective guidelines.
A. Mounting and Water Supply:
Locate mounting holes on a permanent vertical wall. Drill all holes into the drywall using a ¼” diameter bit for use with
the included #10 screw and anchor set. (If mounting unit to wood and you do not plan to use the included anchors, drill
1/8” diameter holes.) Insert the anchors into drilled holes and hammer them into the wall until they are flush with face
of wall. Assemble the #10 screws with a phillip screwdriver into the anchors for the keyhole slots so the screw heads are
sticking out of the wall approximately ½”. Mount the unit by inserting the screw heads through the keyhole slots and
tightening the screws. Secure the unit by inserting screws into the lower 2 holes.
The water inlet is equipped with a female garden hose fitting. The fitting may be removed to permit direct connection to
3/8” NPT pipe. Note: Apply pipe dope, hand tighten, and then turn 1-1/2 times with a wrench. DO NOT OVER
TIGHTEN.
WARNING: Do not use Teflon tape to seal internal plastic threads as the extra thickness of the tape may cause
the plastic to crack. Use non-welding liquid sealant instead.
WARNING: Water supply should not exceed 125 psi and water temperature must not exceed 150°F.
B. Outlet Connection:
Connect the discharge hose to the garden hose fitting. NOTE: Be sure to clamp garden hose onto wall
approximately 1 ft. below the unit, (Clamps, screws, & anchors are not supplied.) Attach shut-off valve to the
discharge end of the hose. See Table 1 for hose limitations.
C. Chemical Supply:
WARNING: USE CARE WHEN HANDLING HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS.
Place the chemical container in a convenient location not more than six feet below the Foam Station as greater lifts will
reduce injection capabilities. The top of the container should not be above the Foam Station. Cut the vinyl tube to any
convenient length that will allow the tubing to reach the bottom of the container. Drop the tubing end with the strainer
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DEMA 693T FOAM STATION II Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDEMA
Model693T FOAM STATION II
CategoryDispenser
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Installation Instructions

Mounting and Water Supply

Locate mounting holes, drill, insert anchors, and secure unit. Connect water inlet via garden hose or pipe.

Outlet Connection

Connect discharge hose to garden hose fitting, clamp it, and attach a shut-off valve to the hose end.

Chemical Supply

Place chemical container below unit, cut vinyl tube to length, and insert strainer end into container.

Chemical Adjustment

Operation

Foam Operation Procedure

Open left lever, set air regulator to 40psi, open air valve, and adjust air regulator for desired foam thickness.

Servicing and Troubleshooting

Unit Not Drawing Chemical

Troubleshoot unit failure to draw or stop drawing chemical, referencing specific situations and causes.

Poor Foam Quality

Diagnose poor foam quality by checking air pressure, water pressure, and detergent type.

Foam Surges

Address foam surges by examining air pressure, water pressure, and tubing condition.

Foam Output Too Wet

Troubleshoot wet foam output by verifying water pressure, chemical ratio, and air supply.

Foam Output Too Dry

Diagnose dry foam output, typically caused by air pressure or incorrect metering tip settings.

Water in Chemical Container

Identify and resolve water entering the chemical container, often due to check valve issues.

Inadequate Cleaning Foam

Resolve issues where foam does not clean adequately by checking chemical ratio and surface soil.

Return Policy

Warranty Information

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