HD 4000 C / HD 6000 C
E. Maintenance
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3. Removing the Cover
Certain repair or service procedures may require the removal of the cover. Proceed as follows:
nRemove cover, “A”.
nRemove both cover retaining screws, “B”.
nSlide off cover horizontally, as indicated by the arrow.
4.Decalcification
!Danger!
Explosion hazard through flammable gases! Smoking is prohibited when carrying out decalcification procedures. Ensure adequate ventilation.
Caution!
Acid hazard!
Protective goggles and gloves must be worn.
Lime deposits throughout the water lines of the
According to official regulations, only approved boiler scale dissolvants (de- scaling acid) with test mark may be used.
For scale removal in the
These products are balanced for use in conjunction with the materials present throughout the system. After decalcification we recommend neutralising the remaining acid residues by flushing the system with an alkaline solution (pH value
The instructions for use and accident prevention regulations (dilution according to label specifications), and in particular VBG1, § 4, 14, and
Proceed as follows:
Begin by decalcifying the float reservoir:
Close water supply.
Remove cover as discussed in para. 3, above. Remove the float reservoir lid. Remove the hose connecting the pump suction side with the float reservoir, pump side. Block the free end of the hose. Pour in
Decalcifying
Disconnect
Decalcifying the cooling coil for the pump motor:
If the flow of cooling water falls below the prescribed rate (see Technical specifica- tions), in spite of sufficient input pressure and a clean strainer in the pressure reducer, then the cooling coil must be decalcified.
Close the cooling water supply.
Remove, i.e., pull off, the water hose from the solenoid valve and hang into a catch container. Remove cooling water hose from float reservoir, position open end of hose at suitable height and fill with
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