Bissell HS-20 instruction manual Thermal Switches, Initial Vacuum Test

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Installation

1-6-4 Electrical Connections (See Figure 1-4 and 1-5, Diffusion Pump Wiring Diagram)

WARNING

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High voltages (up to 480V) can kill. Always break the primary circuit to the pump before starting to work on the heater and/or its wiring.

a.The pump heater has been designed to operate at a certain voltage. Check the heater for cor- rect supply voltage and, in the case of multiphase connections, for load balance by measuring the resistance of each branch. (See pages 1-9, 1-10 for proper resistance.)

b.Make connections to the terminals in the junction box (at the foreline). The use of flexible con- duit is recommended to facilitate removal of the pump for service. The pump should not be operated at more than 5% over the rated voltage. Make connections in accordance with the wiring diagram provided with each pump.

1-6-5 Thermal Switches

The thermal switches have been pre-set at the factory and should not require adjustment. The lower thermal switch is set at 390°F; the upper switch is set at 185°F. Should any thermal switch be thrown out of adjustment, it can be adjusted as follows.

1.Boiler thermal switch

The boiler thermal switch is mounted on the bottom of the brass strap on the side of the pump. The thermal switch should be adjusted, with the pump operating, as follows:

a)After several hours operation, disconnect the lead wires and place an ohmmeter across the terminals of the thermal switch.

b)Turn the adjusting screw until 116 of a turn either way will make the contact open or close.

c)Turn the adjusting screw clockwise 14 turn.

2.Cooling water thermal switch

The cooling water thermal switch is mounted on the top of the same brass strap located on the side of the pump. The switch should be adjusted with the pump in operation as follows:

a)Disconnect the lead wires and place an ohmmeter across the terminals of the switch.

b)Turn the switch adjusting screw until 116 of a turn either way will make the contact open or close.

c)Turn the adjusting screw clockwise 14 turn.

Thermal switches are to be operated on AC power only and should be connected in series with the coil of the diffusion pump heater contactor.

1-6-6 Initial Vacuum Test

The purpose of this test is to establish the leak tightness of the system, specifically the vacuum connec- tions to the diffusion pump. (To eliminate misleading indications and the masking of leaks by the fluid, the tests should be carried out with the diffusion pump "dry", i.e., before it is charged with the pumping fluid.)

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Contents HS-20 Diffusion Pump Sales and Service Offices Telephone Numbers Warranty Replacement and Adjustment WarrantyPage Page Iii Prohibited Action Explosion-Causing Condition Prohibited Action Result Page Vii Page Page Section Safety Considerations Section I Installation Table of ContentsList of Tables List of IllustrationsModel Technical Specifications Installation GeneralOperating Specifications See Figure ASA Outline Drawing HS-20 Diffusion Pump, with ASA Flanges Unpacking Cleaning a NEW PumpInstallation Cooling Water Connections See Figure Safety Considerations and InterlocksUtility and System Connections Vacuum ConnectionsCooling Water Connections Initial Vacuum Test Thermal Switches240/400/430/440/480 V Wiring Diagram HS-20 Diffusion Pump 415 V Wiring Diagram HS-20 Diffusion Pump Adding Pump Fluid Sight Glass Assembly Operation START-UP ProcedureOperation Shutdown ProcedurePeriodic Inspection Maintenance GeneralCleaning MaintenanceDo not overtighten the screw Disassembling and Reassembling the Cold CAP Refer to FigureExternal Fittings Cold Cap Assembly Disassembling the Lower Jet Assembly JET AssemblyDisassembling the Jet Assembly Refer to Figure Inch Jet Assembly Heater Replacement Maintenance Reassembling the Lower Jet AssemblyReassembling the Jet Assembly Jet Coupling Tighten clamping nuts to 250 in.-lbs Maintenance Replaceable Parts Maintenance Poor Pump or System Performance Troubleshooting LeakageOutgassing Troubleshooting