Franklin Fueling Systems TS-LLD Installation Manual User Manual
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DANGER
Fire, Explosion, & Electrical Shock Hazard. Before installing,
servicing, or working on this equipment, make sure
all submersible pump power
and pump relay coil / dispenser
power is turned off & locked out at the electrical
panel.
Prevent automatic or unauthorized pump start-ups, spills from pressurized
lines, and electrical shocks.
See Chapter 2.1 follow all Safety advise.
2)
Relieve pipe line pressure. Reference the detailed instructions found in the
submersible pump manufacturers’ documentation about relieving pressure in the
pipe line.
WARNING
The pipe line is under pressure –
relieve line pressure. If the
line leak detector / plug is removed before the pipe line pressure is relieved, then a
product leak will occur ! A explosion, fire, or environmental hazard may be created.
3)
Remove the 2 or 3 inch junction box plug and the 2 inch line leak plug, or
mechanical line leak detector (if present), from the pump housing per
Figure 2.2-2
or
2.2-3. Use petroleum absorbent / absorbing rags to collect and contain spills if
they occur (be sure to properly dispose of these afterwards). If a mechanical line
leak detector was removed, then apply pipe dope on the threads of the
supplied 1/4 NPT hole plug, and install this plug into the tank test port.
Figure 2.2-2 Plug Location – RedJacket
PUMP HOUSING
STATION
CONDUIT
1/4" PLUG
PIPELINE
MECHANICAL
LINE LEAK
DETECTOR
2" PLUG
2" PLUG