Secretion Jar; Function Control Of Float Gauge Valve; Disassembly Of The Overflow Protection System - Nouvag Vacuson 60 LP Bedienungsanleitung

Vacuson 60 LP
9.4

Secretion jar

The influxing mixture of air and secretion fluids into the secretion jar causes the build up of foam. It's recommended
to use an antifoam agent to suppress the build up of foam. Prior use of the secretion jar fill an anti foam agent into
the clean, dry jar. Don't use disinfection solution, because most of them benefit the build up of foam.
Make sure the secretion jars are in good condition. Check the jars routinely for cracks and rifts and be sure the jars
flange is immaculate. It's important to guarantee full air tightness of the system which is responsible for troublefree
operation of the pump.
9.5

Function control of float gauge valve

The proper functioning of the overflow protection system, built in the jar lid, has to be checked periodically.
If the manometer doesn't show maximal vacuum (>-0.9 bar), the overflow protection system has to be
disassembled, cleaned and the seals have to be replaced.
9.6

Disassembly of the Overflow Protection System

If the float gauge doesn't fall back in place by itself the cleaning procedure has to be repeated and the
sitting of the O-Ring seal has to be checked and corrected.
Operating Instructions, Vacuson 60 LP, Art. No. 31793, V46/13
1. Connect jar lid (VACUUM) with bacteria filter, using the connection tube
(8 x 3 x 400 mm).
2. Turn Vacuum Controler clockwise (equivalent to vacuum maximum) all the
way to the stop.
3. Press foot switch to start the pump to generate vacuum.
4. Press the float gauge of the overflow protection system towards the lid.
5. The manometer shows increasing values up to the maximum. (>-0.9 bar).
1. Unscrew threaded Overflow Protection connector.
2. Remove seal from inside connector (O-Ring acc. picture).
3. Clean Overflow Protection System and float gauge.
4. Install new seal (O-Ring acc. picture).
5. Reasseble of Overflow Protection connector.
Function control after reassembly:
6. Hold lid perpendicularly.
7. Press flaut gauge repeatedly towards the lid.
8. Float gauge must fall back in place by itself.
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