5.1 Opon 1
1. Flush the pump for c
onnuous 10 minutes. Do this procedure once.
2. Make sure that during the operaon, the motor current does not exceed 1.2 mes
the maximum motor current.
5.2 Opon 2
1. Flush the pump for 1 minute.
2. Wait for 3 minutes.
3. Repeat step 1 and step 2 up to 5 mes.
4. Make sure that during the operaon, the motor current does not exceed 1.5 mes
the maximum motor current.
Refer the Table: Maximum allowable ow rates for the maximum ow rates (water as a
solvent) of the pump for the two ushing opons.
Table 2
Maximum allowable ow rates
Pump
Inlet pressure
P
#
(mbar)
Opon 1 Opon 2
Solvent o
w
(l/min)
Liquid phase
r
ao
*
(out/in)
Solvent o
w
(l/min)
Liquid phase
r
ao
*
(out/in)
EDS200 60 0.7 ≈ 0.8 3.3 ≈ 0.9
EDS300 50 1.8 ≈ 0.9 3.3 ≈ 0.85
EDS480
30 2.5 ≈ 0.9 3.3 ≈ 0.85
# with inlet purge kit.
*
measured with wat
er.
5.3 Seng the ow rate
If you select to use a solvent other than water, it is required to set a ow rate that will
maximise the cleaning eect and does not cause distress in the pump. The procedure to
set a ow rate is as follows:
1. Make sure that the inlet purge kit (if installed) is open to achieve inlet pressure of
ar
ound 30 to 60 mbar at the inlet of the pump.
2. Close the manual valve on the owmeter.
3. Open the solenoid valve.
4. Open the manual valve unl you get the required ow rate.
5. Start the mer. While the solvent ows, make sure that the pump is operang
normally and the motor current is less than the maximum allowable motor current
(depending on the solvent ush opon chosen).
6. If the noise level rises and the pump makes a metallic "pinking" noise, the pump
ma
y be in distress.
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