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Graco Pump System 24F090

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Graco Pump System 24F090
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Graco Pump System 24F090

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Pump Maintenance

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Displacement Pump Removal

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Pressure relief procedure followed

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Upload a photo of the disconnected fluid line from the pump outlet

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Tie rod shield (26) removed (Merkur Pumps) or coupler shield (79) removed (Merkur Bellows Pumps)

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Coupling nut (16) loosened

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Coupling collars (15) and coupling nut (16) removed

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TSL reservoir (25) removed (Merkur Pumps)

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Tie rod nuts (14) removed

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Displacement pump removed with the pump adapter attached

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Fluid Controls Maintenance

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Before Servicing

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Meter-based systems: Remove Air/Fluid Panel

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Pump-based systems: Remove fluid inlet hose, fluid outlet pressure sensor, fluid fitting, fluid outlet lines, solvent supply hose

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Meter-based systems: Disconnect fluid inlet lines from valve stacks

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Remove four bolts and washers from inside the panel to remove each valve stack

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3-Color System: Remove four bolts from top of valve stack. Separate the two manifolds

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Replace Seat(s): Remove dosing valve from manifold, then remove and replace seat and o-rings

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Service Dosing Valve: Follow all instructions and warnings in manual to rebuild the dosing valve

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Valve Manifold Rebuild: For full service of your valve stack, follow directions in Dosing Valve Manifold Rebuild

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USB Module Replacement

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Follow Before Servicing, page 13. Disconnect main power.

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Control Box opened

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Non-IS Systems: Display Module CAN cable, Advanced Fluid Control Module CAN cable and USB cable disconnected from the USB module (340)

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IS Systems: Alternator CAN cable and USB cable disconnected from the USB module (340)

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Ground screw (343) removed from top of Control Box for USB module and bracket

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Four mounting screws (341) removed from USB module and module removed

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Follow steps in reverse order to install a new USB module

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Non-IS Systems Cable Connections: CAN cable from J6 (either port) on the Display Module to P3 on the USB Module

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CAN cable from J8 on the Advanced Fluid Control Module to P4 on the USB Module

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Alternator Regulator Replacement

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Follow Before Servicing, page 13. Disconnect main air.

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Control Box opened

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Supply air line disconnected from regulator assembly (505)

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Air regulator swivel fittings (506) loosened and removed from solenoid module

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Alternator regulator parts repaired or replaced as necessary. Air regulator swivel fitting (506) replaced

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Set regulator air pressure to 18 psi (0.12 MPa, 1.2 bar)

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NOTICE: To avoid damage to the alternator, do not set the regulator air pressure higher than 18 psi (0.12 MPa, 1.2 bar)

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Control Box closed and power restored

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Sign off on the alternator regulator replacement

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Air Controls Maintenance

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Remove Air Control Assembly

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Followed Before Servicing instructions

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Disconnected pump air lines, main air line, and solenoid air line

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Loosened four screws from sides of frame

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Slid the assembly up and out to remove

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Reinstalled air control assembly after repair

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Replace Pressure Gauge(s)

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Disconnected air lines to gauges

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Removed mounting screws

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