U204-A Keypad

U204-A Keypad

Features:

Adopt ITO material, water-proof design

Oil-proof,ultraviolet-ray-proof

Running normally on the condition of -40to+55degree

Gilding bottons shrapnel

Weight:230g

100% Factory Tested.

Diagram 2-7: Installation of framework oil seal Important notices to fuel dispenser disassembly and reassembly As pump and motor are the resource of power one should pay much attention to disassembly and reassembly of pump. Be sure that cut power prior to maintenance. Disconnecting V belt in case to cause any accident, prepare a container to collect oil that will pollute environment. Grind the semicircle keyway on pump axis using sand paper before disconnecting pump cover in order not to scratch framework oil-seal by burr. All components should be carefully cleansed prior to reassembly of pump in case dirty substance flow into pump and cause new trouble. Turn rotor and examine the vane working state after installing rotor subassembly and spring in pump chamber. Meanwhile, be sure that the position of vane should higher than rotor, low pump frame even. A little grease sh fuel dispenser ould be daubed on the inner of brass bushing and framework oil-seal when installing pump cover. When installing the bolts of pump cover each tension is coherent as the sequence that opposite bolts go first. After reassembly of pump to check inspect the rotation of pump. The seal ring between pump and vapor-recovery should be carefully examined before installing in case of leakage. Be sure that the two V wheels of motor and pump in line, having any obvious jump and wave. Internal gear pump Fuel dispenser is mounted now with two types of internal gear pump, namely, involute gear pump and inner cycloidal gear pump. In the former type a piece of crescent clapboard is installed between small gear and inner gear, dividing suction chamber with discharge chamber. However, in the latter type the division is realized through joint between gears, without clapboard. The smaller gear in internal gear pump is driver. Diagram 2-8 illustrate above gear pumps. Internal gear pump characterized that compact, light in weight, low noise and long service life still has disadvantage of complicated gear figure and high cost. Domestic market now has these two kin fuel dispenser

2 - -　　SERVICE TEST 3 fuel dispenser - - 3 - -　　ACTIVATE - - - - -　　RESTART - 1 - - - -　　EXIT - 1 1 - - -　　OPEN - - - 5 - -　　CLOSE - - - - 6 -　　MAJOR ERROR 1 1 1 1 1　　MINOR ERROR　　 (OTHER) - - fuel dispenser - - - -　　Description:　　 No state change.　　 n State change to n.　　 - Not applicable (state error).　　NOTE: Refer paragraph 1.6 page 9.　　 Set-up states are protected by passwords for security reasons.　　chs_100 STANDARD FORECOURT PROTOCOLJ. Carrier April 1998 - FINAL DRAFT 1.00　　 CARD HANDLING SERVER APPLICATION　　 Page 13　　2.1.3 MAIN STATE DESCRIPTION　　2.1.3.1 INOPERATIVE 1　　 STATE DESCRIPTION　　 The CHS is in the INOPERATIVE state when it is not possible to function. The reason for this is that　　INOPERATIVE　　 essential operational data is missingcorrupted or a major error has been detected. The CHS is also in　　 this state after a system boot.　　 While in the INOPERATIVE s fuel dispenser

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