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Henning
GmbH
&
Co.
KG
Loher Str. 4
58332 Schwelm
Germany
fon: +49 2336 92 98-0
fax: +49 2336 92 98-100
info@henning-gmbh.de
www.henning-gmbh.de
www.henning-cnc.de
Operating Instructions Elevator Buffers LP Page 7 Edition 3.3.1 EN of 03.04.2017
8. 3 Correction of the oil level
Remove the oil filling screw 14 after hav-
ing relieved the gas pressure.
For refilling use the following oil types
only:
a) buffer standard model (-10 °C up to
+50 °C):
Hydraulic oil DIN 51524-2 HLP re-
spectively ISO 6743/4 HM viscosity ISO
VG 46
b) buffer with low temperature design
(-20 °C up to +40 °C, see label):
Hydraulic oil DIN 51524-3 HVLP respec-
tively ISO 6743/4 HV viscosity ISO VG
22
Refill the hydraulic oil:
- buffers with one sight glass: until the
oil level is in the centre of the sight
glass
- buffers with two sight glasses: until the
oil level is below the top edge of the
upper sight glass
If the oil level is too high (see 7.2), oil
must be removed.
The limit values of the oil levels (see Fig.
2a/2b) should absolutely be observed.
The correct oil level is only indicated if
the piston rod is fully extended. In the
case of too high an oil level there is a
danger that the buffer becomes over-
loaded during buffer stroke. If the oil
level is too low, the damping effect of
the buffer may be reduced.
Then replace the oil filling screw 14.
Make sure a new copper sealing ring A
14x18 DIN 7603 is used.
Subsequently refill gas.
If an inspection book is kept for the elevator
buffer, the oil level corrections should be record-
ed here.
8.4 Gas refilling
Remove the cap from the gas filling
valve 15.
Place a tire filling device on the filling
valve. All commercially available filling
systems can be used for car tire valves
VG8.
Fill the buffer with nitrogen gas, filling
pressure 5 bar. The filling pressure must
not be exceeded.
The piston rod should now be fully ex-
tended.
The use of pressurized air instead of ni-
trogen is allowed. Never fill with oxygen
or other inflammable gases such as
propane and acetylene!
Finally check the gas filling valve 15 and
the oil filling screw 14 with a leak-
detecting spray or soap water for gas
tightness.
Replace the valve cap.