Prima Pump with Integrated

Models: PC1_ or PC2_ with SmartCAFS50 or SmartCAFS100 Control with FoamLogix 2.1A, 3.3 or 5.0 Systems

Installation and Operation Manual

 Godiva Ltd. A Unit of IDEX Corporation Charles St Warwick CV34 5LR England

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 www.godiva.co.uk GP/293 [email protected] Issue 5, February 2014

AMENDMENT RECORD Model: PC1_ or PC2_ with SmartCAFS50/100 Control and FoamLogix 2.1A, 3.3, 5.0 Systems Mod Date Page/s Amendment New Issue No. 1 September All New Issue Issue 1, 2011 2 April 2012 11, 25-26 Gearbox oil capacity – now 1.2 litres Issue 2. 3 April 2012 42 CAFS mixing manifold – greasing ball valve Issue 3 4 September 8, 38 Information on clutch sparking, normal condition Issue 4 2012 5 Feb 2014 16 Items 11,12,13, can be located on top row Issue 5 6 Feb 2014 14 Add details on new Interlock for compressor clutch Issue 6 control 7 Feb 2014 9, 34 Insert minimum pump idle speed information Issue 6

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CONTENTS AMENDMENT RECORD ...... 2 CONTENTS ...... 3 INTRODUCTION ...... 6 IMPORTANT NOTES ...... 6 MODEL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM ...... 6 SAFETY ...... 7 IN OPERATION ...... 7 TRAINING ...... 7 MAINTENANCE ...... 7 RISK ASSESSMENT ...... 7 TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE ...... 7 GAUGES ...... 8 CLUTCH ENGAGEMENT ...... 8 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ...... 8 GENERAL DATA ...... 9 COMPRESSOR – 50SCFM RATING ...... 9 COMPRESSOR – 100SCFM RATING ...... 9 PRIMA SMARTCAFS/FOAMLOGIX SYSTEM/COMPRESSOR – COMPATIBILITY CHART ...... 9 FOAM PROPORTIONING SYSTEM 2.1A - CLASS A FOAM COMPATIBLE ...... 10 FOAM PROPORTIONING SYSTEM 3.3 - CLASS A AND B FOAM COMPATIBLE ...... 10 FOAM PROPORTIONING SYSTEM 5.0 - CLASS A AND B FOAM COMPATIBLE ...... 10 DIRECTION OF ROTATION - GEARBOX INPUT FLANGE ...... 10 LUBRICANTS ...... 11 COMPRESSOR – TEMPEST 3 ...... 11 COMPRESSOR – TEMPEST 6 ...... 11 PUMP GEARBOX ...... 11 PUMP BEARING HOUSING ...... 11 RECOMMENDED FOAM AGENTS ...... 11 MAJOR COMPONENTS AND CONTROLS PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 SYSTEM (USING TEMPEST 3 COMPRESSOR) ...... 12 MAJOR COMPONENTS AND CONTROLS PRIMA SMARTCAFS100 SYSTEM (USING TEMPEST 6 COMPRESSOR) ...... 12 INTERLOCK FOR COMPRESSOR CLUTCH CONTROL – PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 AND 100 MODELS ...... 14 FOAMLOGIX 2.1A FOAM PUMP COMPONENT GROUP ...... 15 FOAMLOGIX 3.3 OR 5.0 FOAM PUMP COMPONENT GROUP ...... 16 SHOWING PARTS SUPPLIED LOOSE WITH STANDARD PUMP ...... 16 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...... 18 COMPRESSOR ...... 18 MANIFOLD ...... 19 FOAMLOGIX - FOAM PROPORTIONING SYSTEM ...... 19

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INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SET-UP PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 USING TEMPEST 3 COMPRESSOR AND FOAMLOGIX 2.1A PRIMASMARTCAFS100 USING TEMPEST 6 COMPRESSOR AND FOAMLOGIX 3.3 OR 5.0 ...... 20 LIFTING POINTS – PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 AND PRIMA SMARTCAFS100 ...... 20 PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 SYSTEM ...... 21 FOAMLOGIX 2.1A SYSTEM – REMOTE MOUNTED ...... 21 PRIMA SMARTCAFS100 SYSTEM ...... 22 FOAMLOGIX 3.3 OR 5.0 SYSTEM – REMOTE MOUNTED (3.3 MODEL SHOWN) ...... 22 OIL FILLING POINTS – PRIMA SMARTCAF50 ...... 24 OIL FILLING POINTS – PRIMA SMARTCAF100 ...... 25 GEARBOX – PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 AND PRIMA SMARTCAF100 ...... 26 GEARBOX IN DOWN POSITION ...... 26 GEARBOX IN HORIZONTAL POSITION, LEFT OR RIGHT OF PUMP ...... 26 FOAM INJECTION POINT ...... 27 OPTICAL BELT TENSION METER ...... 28 COMPRESSOR DRIVE BELT – PRIMA SMARTCAFS100 ...... 29 OPTICAL BELT TENSION METER ...... 29 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ...... 29 FOAM TANK LOW LEVEL SENSOR ...... 31 ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION POINTS ...... 31 VEHICLE DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS ...... 32 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SET-UP FOAMLOGIX 2.1A ...... 33 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SET-UP FOAMLOGIX 3.3, 5.0 ...... 33 OPERATION ...... 34 FOAMLOGIX CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS ...... 34 COMMISSIONING / START-UP PROCEDURE ...... 34 CALIBRATION OF FOAMLOGIX ...... 35 SMART SWITCH OPERATION ...... 35 WET AND DRY BUTTONS...... 36 WET AND DRY LEDS ...... 36 CONFIGURE THE WET AND DRY PRESETS ...... 36 CONFIGURE THE WET PRESET ...... 36 CONFIGURE THE DRY PRESET ...... 36 OPEN AND CLOSE BUTTONS ...... 36 OPEN AND CLOSE LEDS ...... 37 VALVE POSITION BARGRAPH INDICATOR (LEDS) ...... 37 NOTE: TURNING OFF THE FOAMLOGIX OR DISENGAGING THE COMPRESSOR WILL SEND THE AIR RATIO CONTROL VALVE TO THE EXTREME WET POSITION...... 37 OPERATING THE PC2_ OR PC1_ FROM A VEHICLE WATER SOURCE ...... 37 FOAMLOGIX CONTROL PANEL ...... 38 ENGAGING PTO & PRIMING MAIN PUMP ...... 38 TANK SELECTION FOAMLOGIX 3.3, 5.0 ONLY ...... 38 DISCHARGING FOAM / WATER SOLUTION ONLY ...... 39 DISCHARGING CAFS ...... 39 OVERHEAT SHUT DOWN ...... 40 FLUSHING FOAMLOGIX 3.3 OR 5.0 ONLY ...... 40 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE PC2_/PC1_...... 41

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MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS PC2 ...... 42 STRAINER - HIGH PRESSURE ...... 42 MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS PC1_ / PC2_ ...... 43 CAFS MIXING MANIFOLD – GREASING BALL VALVE ...... 43 MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS PC1_ / PC2_ - CONTINUED ...... 44 VACUUM TEST ...... 44 PRESSURE TEST – CARRIED OUT WITHOUT PUMP RUNNING...... 44 THERMAL RELIEF VALVE (TRV) TEST ...... 44 MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS COMPRESSOR ...... 45 COMPRESSOR OIL LEVEL CHECK - OIL / FILTER CHANGE ...... 45 COMPRESSOR AIR FILTER ...... 45 COMPRESSOR OIL SEPARATOR ELEMENT ...... 45 COMPRESSOR DRIVE BELT ...... 45 MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS FOAMLOGIX ...... 45 STRAINER - FOAM ...... 45 CALIBRATION ...... 45 FAULT FINDING ...... 46 PUMP OPERATING FAULTS 1 – LOSS OF SUCTION ...... 46 PUMP OPERATING FAULTS 2 – EXCESSIVE PUMP NOISE ...... 47 GENERAL OPERATING FAULTS - CAFS ...... 48 AIR INJECTION FAULTS ...... 49 PARTS LISTS ...... 51 RECOMMENDED SPARES KIT FOR BI-ANNUAL SERVICE ...... 52 INSTALLATION DRAWINGS – PC2_ WITH SMARTCAFS50 FOR OPTIONS OF DRIVE FLANGE, VALVES, SUCTION , CONTROL PANEL – CONTACT GODIVA ...... 53 SHEET 1 OF 3 (BASED ON PC2_3010) ...... 53 SHEET 2 OF 3 (BASED ON PC2_3010) ...... 54 SHEET 3 OF 3 (BASED ON PC2_3010) ...... 55 SHEET 1 OF 3 (BASED ON PC2_3010) ...... 56 SHEET 2 OF 3 (BASED ON PC2_3010) ...... 57 SHEET 3 OF 3 (BASED ON PC2_3010) ...... 58 FOAM CONCENTRATE COMPATIBILITY LIST ...... 59

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INTRODUCTION This manual contains information relevant to Godiva single or multi-pressure Prima Series Pumps, when partnered with Compressed Air Foam Systems (CAFS) FoamLogix Models 2.1A, 3.3, 5.0 and the SmartCAFS50 or 100 control system. Distinction between the models regarding Installation, Maintenance, Operation and Specification is clearly noted with text and illustrations.

For further information on the FoamLogix 2.1A, 3.3, 5.0 Foam Proportioning Systems, MDTII Manual Dual Tank Selector (for 3.3, 5.0 systems) and Intelli-tank Water/foam level display unit, please see the separate manuals supplied.

IMPORTANT NOTES Please read this manual before operating the pump.

CRITICAL: The pump Bearing Housing, Gearbox and Compressor are NOT filled with oil ex works. Refer to section Installation and Set-up (Oil Filling Points) before operation. ! Correct lubrication and maintenance is essential if satisfactory performance is to be maintained.

Do not run the pump without water in the pump casing.

The terms ‘Left Hand’ (LH) and ‘Right Hand’ (RH) apply when the pump unit is viewed from the suction tube end; for the purposes of this document, this is regarded as the front of the assembly.

Model Identification System Variations of the Godiva Prima pump with CAFS are identified thus:

P C 1 A 2010 2010 = 2000 l/min@10 bar. 3010 = 3000 l/min@10 bar 4010 = 4000 l/min@10 bar. Main pump output

A = aluminium B = bronze

1 = single pressure 2 = twin pressure

Compressed air foam

Godiva Prima series pump

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SAFETY

Please read this manual before operating the machinery. Safety notices -

= non-compliance could affect safety !

IMPORTANT = in of damage to pump

ATTENTION = in case of personal hazards

In operation . Rotating parts must be guarded against accidental contact. . Do not insert items into the suction tube when pump is running. . Discharge hoses must not be disconnected when the unit is running. . No components must be unfastened when the unit is running. . When installing or removing the pump, suitable lifting equipment must be used. . Isolate the electrical supply when working on the pump . Suitable ear protection must be worn when pump is running – if necessary.

Training Godiva pumps must only be operated by trained personnel.

Maintenance The user must maintain the equipment in an operational condition, as per regulation 5 in the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998.

Risk Assessment It is the duty of the pump installer to make a method statement and risk assessment of their operations when installing the pump, please contact Godiva Ltd. if assistance is required.

Transportation and Storage The pump is supplied mounted on a wooden and covered with a tri-walled cardboard . This protection is suitable for standard methods of freight handling using forklift trucks. No more than one pump should be stacked on top of another. The tri- walled cardboard box is not suitable for storage outside, or when open to the elements. The pump is sprayed internally with a moisture inhibitor when leaving the factory, this treatment may be required if the pump is in long term storage (6 months or more) before use. On receipt of the pump a full inspection must be carried out, if any damage has occurred please contact Godiva Ltd.

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Gauges Do not clean the surfaces of the gauges with abrasive or solvent cleaners. These will cloud the glass surface. Use a mild detergent and water.

Clutch Engagement When the clutch is first engaged it is possible to observe some sparking occurring around the clutch assembly. This small amount of sparking is quite normal and nothing to be concerned about. The lower the engagement speed the less sparking will occur.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION It is prohibited to pour engine oil and other contaminants onto the ground, down sewers, drains, or into water courses. Dispose of lubricants through authorised waste disposal contractors, licensed waste disposal sites, or to the waste reclamation trade. If in doubt, contact your Local Environmental Agency for advice regarding disposal policies.

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GENERAL DATA

Compressor – 50scfm rating Model Tempest 3 Maximum Operating Speed 10000 rpm Nominal speed of operation 6250 rpm Nominal power draw 12 kW Direction of rotation Anti-clockwise (viewed on pulley) Volume output 1420 l/min Oil Capacity 3.5 litres Oil Capacity with filter change 4.0 litres Operational pressure range 4 – 10 bar Cooling System Type Oil/Water Shell & tube type Cooling water flow-rate 10/15 Litres / Min at 7.0 Bar

Compressor – 100scfm rating Model Tempest 6 Maximum Operating Speed 8000 rpm Nominal speed of operation 5350 rpm Nominal power draw 28 kW Direction of rotation Anti- clockwise (viewed on pulley) Volume output 2830 l/min Oil Capacity 4.5 litres Oil Capacity with filter change 6.0 litres Operational pressure range 4 – 10 bar Cooling System Type Oil/Water Shell & tube type Cooling water flow-rate 20/30 l/min at 7.0 Bar (0.7 MPa)

Pump Minimum idle speed 900-1000rpm

Prima SmartCAFS/FoamLogix System/Compressor – Compatibility Chart

Pump plus FoamLogix FoamLogix FoamLogix Compressor CAFS Prima Tamrotor 2.1A 3.3 SmartCAFS50 Tempest 3 Prima Tamrotor 2.1A 3.3 5.0 SmartCAFS100 Tempest 6

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Foam Proportioning System 2.1A - Class A Foam Compatible Manufacturer Hale Products Inc Model FoamLogix 2.1A Type Electronic foam proportioning system Operating voltage 12 and 24 volt systems available Fuse rating 12V / 24V 50 / 40 amp Current draw (Operating) 12V / 24V 25 / 13 amp Current draw (Max) 12V / 24V 40/20amp Wire size 12V / 24V Minimum 6.0mm2 Max. Foam Agent Flow rate 8.0 Litres / Minute

Foam Proportioning System 3.3 - Class A and B Foam Compatible Manufacturer Hale Products Inc Model FoamLogix 3.3 Type Electronic foam proportioning system Operating voltage 12 and 24 volt systems available Fuse rating 12V / 24V 60 / 40 amp Current draw (Operating) 12V / 24V 30 / 24 amp Current draw (Max) 12V / 24V 60/30amp Wire size 12V / 24V Minimum 8.5mm2 Max. Foam Agent Flow rate 12 Litres / Minute

Foam Proportioning System 5.0 - Class A and B Foam Compatible Manufacturer Hale Products Inc Model FoamLogix 5.0 Type Electronic foam proportioning system Operating voltage 12 and 24 volt systems available Fuse rating 12V / 24V 70 / 40 amp Current draw (Operating) 12V / 24V 30 / 15 amp Current draw (Max) 12V / 24V 60 / 30 amp Wire size 12V / 24V Minimum 8.5mm2 Max. Foam Agent Flow rate 19 l/min

Direction of Rotation - Gearbox Input Flange Clockwise only - viewed on gearbox input drive flange

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LUBRICANTS

Compressor – Tempest 3 Recommended: Screw compressor oil in compliance with ISO Viscosity grade 32 to 46. Alternative: SAE 10W/40 automotive multigrade oil. Capacity 3.5 litres - (approximately 4.0 litres with filter change)

Compressor – Tempest 6 Recommended: Screw compressor oil in compliance with ISO Viscosity grade 32 to 46. Alternative: SAE 10W/40 automotive multigrade oil. Capacity 4.5 litres - (approximately 6.0 litres with filter change)

Pump Gearbox Capacity 1.2 litres approximately Recommended: BP Energol GR XP 68 or similar

Pump Bearing Housing Capacity 1.0 litres approximately. Recommended: 10W/40 or 15W/40 Multi- grade engine oil.

RECOMMENDED FOAM AGENTS

Hale FoamLogix Models 2.1A, 3.3 or 5.0 can be used with the foam concentrates specified on the Hale Foam Proportioning System Foam Concentrate Compatibility List provided at the rear of this manual, Hale Bulletin #650, Rev 32 , 7-17-07.

The foam concentrates in the list have been tested by Hale Products to ensure compatibility with FoamLogix models 2.1A, 3.3 or 5.0. This information is intended to assist the end user in selecting compatible foam concentrate(s) but is not a determination of fire fighting efficiency. Always consult local application and environmental regulations before selecting a foam concentrate and refer to the FoamLogix user manual for additional information.

Note: Valid from October 2008. Please contact your Hale representative if your foam is not listed.

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MAJOR COMPONENTS AND CONTROLS PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 SYSTEM (USING TEMPEST 3 COMPRESSOR)

COMPRESSED AIR Compressor - cooling heat exchanger OUTLET Rotary twin screw compressor with integral air receiver / separator and lubrication system

PTO driven Gearbox with compressor drive via an electromagnetic clutch

Integral gearbox oil cooler

Mounting platform, incorporates forklift points, anti-vibration mountings and fluid drain points. Note: Hale FoamLogix 2.1A or 3.3 foam pump is See page 20. mounted in a separate location to the main pump.

Water/foam/air mixing manifold

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MAJOR COMPONENTS AND CONTROLS PRIMA SMARTCAFS100 SYSTEM (USING TEMPEST 6 COMPRESSOR)

Compressor - cooling heat exchanger

Rotary twin screw compressor with integral air receiver / separator and lubrication system

PTO driven Gearbox with compressor drive via an electromagnetic clutch

Integral gearbox oil cooler

Mounting platform, incorporates forklift points, anti-vibration mountings and fluid drain points. See pages Note: Hale FoamLogix 3.3 or 5.0 foam pump is mounted 20 and 23. in a separate location to the main pump.

Water/foam/air mixing manifold

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COMPRESSED AIR Interlock for Compressor Clutch Control – Prima SmartCAFS50 and 100 Models OUTLET Models built from mid-2013 are fitted with a solid state device complete with pressure switch indicating LEDs and compressor hours run meter. This unit is primarily of interest to service technicians for CAFS fault diagnosis. The device is located on the left side of the pump.

LED – replicates the Air Enabled Indicator on the LEDs for water pressure main panel (see page 17, switch and air pressure switch item 11) – will be alight when circuit is

closed (no pressure).

Compressor hours run

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FoamLogix 2.1A Foam Pump Component Group Showing parts supplied loose with standard pump

FoamLogix 2.1A Pump (24V shown) Foam pump Harness fitted to Instruction Distribrution box plate and (motor fixings controller/driver)

Covers for power leads

Quickstart guides (3 off) with full manual on CD

Foam supply Extension lead tube and for fixings low foam level sensor

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FoamLogix 3.3 or 5.0 Foam Pump Component Group

Showing parts supplied loose with standard pump FoamLogix 3.3 or 5.0 Pump (3.3 shown)

MDT Dual Tank Selector - option (1)

In-Line Filter / Valve Manuals on CD Assembly – 2 off with various tubing adaptors

Priming system connection details

Tank to Suction O ring

Foam level sensors and harnesses. Associated display is installed in yellow foam control panel Water level sensor and harness - optional

High pressure Discharge control switches (2)

Multi-pin connector for engine control / warning light functions

Low foam level sensor and extension harness

(1) MDT Foam Tank Selector can be – MST – Manual Single Tank. Select one foam tank or flush option (not shown) MDT – Manual Dual Tank. Select one of two foam tanks or flush option (shown) ADT – Air Dual Tank. Air operated valve, select one of two foam tanks or flush option (not shown) (2) High pressure switches only supplied loose when blue water panel is not fitted 16 ©Godiva Ltd. Our policy is one of continuous development. We therefore reserve the right to amend specifications without notice or obligation.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Compressor pressure

Typical Control Panel – Prima SmartCAFS50/100 – with FoamLogix 2.1A, 3.3, 5.0 NB: Standard panel shown. Variations are available.

3 4 5 6 20 10 14 15 17 18 19 20

11 12 13 21 8 9 16

2 11 12 13 7

1

22

1 - Engine speed control - Up = increase, Down = decrease, Left or right = pre-set speeds. 2 - Vehicle status lamps: Engine - high coolant temperature. Engine - low oil pressure Vehicle - low battery charge. Vehicle - low fuel 3 - Pump low pressure gauge 4 - Compound gauge 5 - Emergency STOP Enlarged view of 15 6 - Pump high pressure gauge 7 - Pump Tachometer (rev / min) & Hour counter 8 - Foam tank level gauge, Tank A (FoamLogix 2.1A) 9 - Foam tank level gauge, Tank B (FoamLogix 3.3, 5.0) 10 - Foam On indicator 11* - Air Enabled indicator 12* - Solution or CAFS selector switch 13* - Top – Compressor temperature warning light Bottom – Air inject on 14 - FoamLogix control unit 15 - SmartCAFS control unit 16 - Compressor pressure 17 - High pressure discharge valve LH – open/close, PC2_ model only. 18 - Low / High pressure hose reel selection – pneumatic control option, PC2_ model only. 19 - High pressure discharge valve RH – open/close, PC2_ model only. 20 - Spare switch / light locations for other options – water control and CAFS panels 21 - Water tank level gauge 22 - High pressure stage strainer – PC2_ model only.

*11,12,13 – on later models these switched fitted on top row.

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW The PC1_ or PC2_ is a Compressed Air Foam System comprising of three major components (in addition to the main water pump) – Air compressor, FoamLogix (foam proportioning unit) and Manifold (foam mixing and control system). The FoamLogix components (foam pump and motor assembly) are mounted separately from the water pump and are designed to be remotely mounted according to the vehicle builders requirements.

A metered amount of foam concentrate is introduced into the Manifold and mixed with water from the pump discharge manifold to produce a solution. The foam and water blend is then fed to a control valve (ARC) where wet or dry foam may be selected (air ratio control section of manifold). Compressed air is then injected and the resulting foam / water / air combination is completely mixed by the X-mixers during discharge.

Safety interlocks are provided to ensure that:

1. Foam concentrate cannot be introduced unless water is flowing through the unit. Compressed air cannot be introduced unless foam concentrate is flowing.

2. ‘Slugging’ (unmixed air and water) in the discharge line is prevented. Air cannot be injected in the absence of foam and water.

3. Air injection when the foam tank is empty is prevented. Foam tank low level switches are provided and MUST be fitted.

Compressor There are two levels of compressor used – For Prima SmartCAFS50 systems The rotary twin-screw compressor is rated at 50 scfm @ 7 bar

For Prima SmartCAFS100 systems The rotary twin-screw compressor is rated at 100 scfm @ 7 bar

Both compressors are driven by a Polydrive belt. The compressor is engaged, or disengaged from the pump drive, via an electro-magnetic clutch, which is activated by the CAFS selector switch.

Compressor lubricating oil is cooled by water taken from the main pump, via the water supply line; cooling water being supplied from pump delivery and returned to pump suction. The compressor will reject approx. 8.0 kW (Tempest 3) / 22.0 kW (Tempest 6) of heat energy to cooling. The installer must consider this additional thermal load. When the compressor is stationary, residual system pressure is vented by a blow-down valve.

NOTE: The compressor should not be run without cooling water.

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Manifold The manifold incorporates an air ratio control valve through which varying degrees of wet or dry foam mixture can be selected. Compressed air is then injected and the resulting foam / water / air combination is thoroughly mixed by the X-mixers during discharge. A By-pass valve is fitted to help obtain the required dry foam flow rate, this valve is adjusted and set during the installation stage, it is not required to be adjusted during normal operation. CAFS units are best suited for use with Fresh Water. For salt water compatible foams, seek advice from the foam agent manufacturers.

FoamLogix - Foam Proportioning System The FoamLogix system consists of three main components: 1) Foam Pump / Motor Assembly. 2) Control Panel (integral with main pump control panel). 3) Flow measurement and injection manifold.

All three elements combine to provide accurate foam proportioning. From the control panel the operator can initiate the system, adjust the foam ratio, monitor ‘real time’ water flow rate and record total water and foam concentrate usage.

The FoamLogix system is powered up when the PTO is engaged. Foam concentrate is only injected when the RED ON control button is operated.

The Foam ON light (10) will illuminate when the FoamLogix is turned on, and flash when injecting foam.

The Hale FoamLogix 2.1A foam proportioning system provides consistent foam concentrate injection for Class A foam operations and is capable of delivering a ratio of 0.1% to 10.0% foam concentrate directly into the water discharge stream. Further information is available in the FoamLogix Model 2.1A Description, Installation and Operation manual, part number 029-0020-74-0

For 3.3, 5.0 FoamLogix Class A or B foams, the foam concentration will be in the range of 0.1% to 6.0%. Further information is available in the FoamLogix Model 3.3/5.0 Description, Installation and Operation manual, part number 029-0021-68-0.

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INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SET-UP

PRIMA SMARTCAFS50 USING TEMPEST 3 COMPRESSOR AND FOAMLOGIX 2.1A

PRIMASMARTCAFS100 USING TEMPEST 6 COMPRESSOR AND FOAMLOGIX 3.3 OR 5.0

The following connection points should be considered when installing the PC1_ or PC2_ assembly into a vehicle.

Lifting Points – Prima SmartCAFS50 and Prima SmartCAFS100 Secure handling of the unit for installation and maintenance is vital. Use only the lifting points provided on the unit.

Fork Lift points

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Prima SmartCAFS50 System CAFS Discharge ports (see installation drawing for dimensions)

Hose reel outlet

Low pressure delivery hose outlet for CAFS

Electrical interface connector

FoamLogix 2.1A System – Remote Mounted

Inlet from foam tank, By-pass valve Ø 13mm ID pipe, and connection airtight connection point required. Note: foam tank must To foam be located above injection point FoamLogix unit on manifold. Tubing suitable for 22.5 bar FoamLogix filter pressure

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Prima SmartCAFS100 System

CAFS Discharge ports Electrical interface (see installation drawing for dimensions) connector

Low pressure delivery hose outlet for CAFS

FoamLogix 3.3 or 5.0 System – Remote Mounted (3.3 model shown)

By-pass valve and connection point (on reverse of valve)

Inlet from foam tank, To foam injection point on Models 3.3 or 5.0 – 19mm (3/4inch) NPT manifold. 13mm (1/2inch) NPT Note: foam tank must be located above FoamLogix unit. Also Tubing suitable for 22.5 bar refer to installation notes in FoamLogix manual. pressure

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Fluid Drain Points Prima SmartCAFS50 System and Prima SmartCAFS100

Compressor, Bearing housing, and Gearbox oil drain points are located at the lower left side of the pump (viewed from the suction tube end).

ATTENTION

IMPORTANT

Note: Oil should only be drained from the gearbox/compressor/bearing housing when it has cooled to a reasonable temperature to avoid accidental or inadvertent injury through contact with hot oil. The oil can be slightly warm to assist in flowing from the unit.

Gearbox/heat exchanger coolant and the CAFS manifold drain points are located at the lower right hand side of the pump. Please note that both manifold drains must be utilized.

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Oil Filling Points – Prima SmartCAF50 The unit is supplied without oil and must be filled with the correct quantity and specification before starting the pump. The oil filling points for the compressor and pump bearing housing are located at the left side of the pump (viewed from suction tube).

Oil level dipstick – gearbox Air Cleaner (not fitted on later models)

Oil level dipstick – pump bearing housing

Compressor oil filling point. Note: the plug has a grooved thread to allow for a controlled release of internal pressure. For oil type and capacity refer to Recommended Lubricants

Compressor oil filter

Compressor oil level – mid point on site glass (behind CAFS discharge connection)

Bearing housing oil fill point

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Oil Filling Points – Prima SmartCAF100 The unit is supplied without oil and must be filled with the correct quantity and specification before starting the pump. The oil filling points for the compressor and pump bearing housing are located at the left side of the pump (viewed from suction tube).

Oil level dipstick – pump bearing housing

Compressor oil filling point. Note: the plug has a grooved thread to allow for a controlled release of internal pressure. For oil type and capacity refer to Recommended Lubricants

Compressor oil filter

Compressor oil level – mid point on site glass (behind CAFS discharge connection)

Bearing housing oil fill point

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Foam injection point – connect tubing suitable for 22.5 bar pressure

Gearbox – Prima SmartCAFS50 and Prima SmartCAF100 The pump gearbox filling point depends on the gearbox position in relation to the pump.

Gearbox in Down Position

Oil filling point For oil type and capacity refer to Recommended Lubricants

Oil level check

Gearbox in Horizontal Position, Left or Right of pump

The oil filling point is on the side of the casing (LH gearbox shown) and is symmetrically opposite for RH gearbox. The oil level check point is lower on the side. Oil capacity and type as Down position detail.

Oil Fill Points

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The oil drain points (pump bearing housing, gearbox and compressor) are located at the front of the mounting platform, see page 23.

Fill the gearbox until the oil flows from the oil level check point. This is the only accurate method of checking that the correct amount of oil has been added to the gearbox, as it allows for different sizes of gear ratios. Approximate capacity is 1.2 litres.

Foam Injection Point

Foam injection point – connect tubing suitable for 22.5 bar pressure

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Compressor Drive Belt – Prima SmartCAFS50

The compressor is driven by a Polydrive ribbed belt, specification 12PJ 1200. The installer must allow for access to adjust the jockey pulley belt tensioner. Tension the belt to achieve an 8-10mm deflection with a 10kg load applied at mid span, see diagram below.

Slacken bolt, rotate tensioner to achieve specified deflection and secure Optical Belt Tension Meter If an optical belt tension meter is available, e.g. the Clavis Optical Belt Tensioner, then the belt can be tightened correctly by measuring the vibration frequency. Follow these steps –

1. Tighten the belt so it is reasonably taut. 2. Operate the optical belt tensioner according to the manufacturer’s instructions. 3. The device will register a frequency reading when the belt has been tapped. It is recommended several reading are taken to obtain a representative figure. 4. For the Prima SmartCAFS50 belt the frequency setting must be 79 Hz. 5. If the measured frequency is too low, tighten the belt via the tensioner. 6. If the measured frequency is too high, loosen the belt via the tensioner. 7. Take another reading to confirm the frequency is 79 Hz.

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Compressor Drive Belt – Prima SmartCAFS100

The compressor is driven by a Poly V drive belt, specification 9 PL 1270. The installer must allow for access to adjust the jockey pulley belt tensioner. Tension the belt to achieve an 5-7mm deflection with a 10kg load applied at mid span, see diagram below.

5-7mm

Slacken this bolt, rotate tensioner to achieve specified deflection and secure

Optical Belt Tension Meter If an optical belt tension meter is available, e.g. the Clavis Optical Belt Tensioner, then the belt can be tightened correctly by measuring the vibration frequency. Follow these steps –

1. Tighten the belt so it is reasonably taut. 2. Operate the optical belt tensioner according to the manufacturer’s instructions. 3. The device will register a frequency reading when the belt has been tapped. It is recommended several readings are taken to obtain a representative figure. 4. For the Prima SmartCAFS100 belt the frequency setting must be 65 Hz. 5. If the measured frequency is too low, tighten the belt via the tensioner. 6. If the measured frequency is too high, loosen the belt via the tensioner. 7. Take another reading to confirm the frequency is 65 Hz.

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Electrical Connections Connect the engine control and warning light module to the vehicle electrical system with the multi-pin plug (supplied with the unit, part number 60764). The connections used will vary according to the pump specification. Power to the system should be such that the minimum required system voltage is maintained continuously throughout operation. System voltage dips of any duration may cause the interlocking circuitry to inadvertently disengage the system compressor. Having a direct as possible wiring path to the battery supply may help to mitigate this type of situation.

NB: Vehicle builder – use a 10 amp fuse in the supply line

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Foam Tank Low Level Sensor The unit is supplied with a connector for a low foam level sensor. The sensor is supplied with the unit ready for installation (instructions supplied with the sensor). The low foam level sensor is part of the Safety Interlock system and must be installed.

Note: The low foam level sensor must be installed in the tank in the correct orientation. The sensor has a raised boss on the casing and must be installed with this boss at 12 o clock (top). The foam tank requires a 23mm hole for secure fitting of the switch device and the maximum allowable thickness of the tank wall material is 4mm. The centre of the level switch should be located a minimum of 40mm above the foam concentrate outflow to the foam pump.

Boss location

Additional Installation Points Foam Tank to Foam Pump The foam feed line must not at any point be lower that the foam pump; have a 13mm bore and be fitted with an isolating tap for maintenance purposes. The isolating tap should be located as close to the tank as possible. A flushing point should be fitted close to the isolating tap to ensure that the maximum length of hose line can be flushed out. The flushing line should also be fitted with an isolating valve.

The foam tank must be located to provide a positive head of foam concentrate to the FoamLogix unit, and the supply hose should be arranged to fall gradually from the tank to the foam pump inlet to avoid air pockets. A tank drain valve must also be fitted.

The foam tank should be made of plastic or stainless steel, with a volume greater than the vehicle main tank by a factor of 0.005. Alternatively, a volume of at least 25 litres may be preferred to allow an entire of foam agent to be contained. Note: To ensure correct operation of the FoamLogix pump, all connections must be secure and pressure tight.

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VEHICLE DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

The following information is included to assist the vehicle builder to achieve a successful installation.

The in-line foam strainer / valve assembly is a low-pressure device, rated at 3 bar and will NOT withstand high flushing water pressure.

Seal all electrical power and ground connections with silicone sealant to prevent corrosion.

The system will not operate correctly with poor electrical connections. Verify all electrical connections prior to start up.

Each Hale FoamLogix system is tested at the factory using the wiring harness provided. Improper handling and abuse of connections will cause harm and may result in other system damage.

Use fixings which are compatible with those foam concentrates used. Brass or 300 series stainless steel are suitable.

The areas containing the PC2_ or PC1_ components must be adequately shielded from the ingress of road spray / debris and chassis and vehicle power train lubricant. Exposure to dirt, water and grease will have a detrimental effect on the working life of the drive belt and electronics.

Full access to the bearing housing, compressor and gearbox oil fill points and level checkpoints must be considered as well as access for general unit maintenance. The use of removable side panels is advisable.

If the compressed air foam is to discharge through one or both of the side lockers and the vehicle builder is fitting the necessary pipe work and isolating ball valves, those components must have a consistent bore of 38mm up to the hose connector.

To prevent compressed air from being trapped in the pipe work, sealed blank caps MUST NOT be used on CAFS discharges.

Direction of rotation of the input drive flange is clockwise, when viewed on the gearbox.

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INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SET-UP FOAMLOGIX 2.1A

For foam pump installation, please refer to the FoamLogix Model 2.1A Description, Installation and Operation manual, part number 029-0020-74-0, supplied separately.

INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SET-UP FOAMLOGIX 3.3, 5.0

For foam pump installation, please refer to the FoamLogix Model 3.3, 5.0 Description, Installation and Operation manual, part number 029-0021-68-0, supplied separately.

For further information on the MDTII Manual Tank Selector, please see the separate manual supplied, part number 029-0020-40-0.

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OPERATION

PC2_ or PC1_ pumps should only be used when working from open water or a tank feed. NEVER USE CAFS WITH A PRESSURE FEED INTO THE EYE OF THE PUMP. ! Problems will occur with the water / air pressure ratio, should pressurised (hydrant) water supply be applied directly to the suction tube. Hydrant supply may only be used to maintain the water level in the vehicle tank. Minimum idle speed: To prevent unnecessary operation of the pump priming system, maintain an idle speed of 900-1000rpm.

FoamLogix Control Panel Functions

Commissioning / Start-Up Procedure 1. Check that all the necessary connections have been correctly made.

2. Ensure that the compressor, pump gearbox and bearing housing are filled with the correct oil type and quantity.

3. Run the water pump at 2-3 bar with compressor engaged.

4. Run the compressor for 30 seconds to allow oil to circulate.

5. Stop unit and check compressor oil level – top up if necessary.

6. Turn the bypass valve on the FoamLogix to bypass and provide a suitable receptacle to collect the foam, agent.

7. Ensure that there is sufficient foam agent in the tank(s). For FoamLogix 3.3 or 5.0 select tank A

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8. Select simulated flow on the FoamLogix by pressing both up ↑ & down ↓ at the same time.

9. Press the RED on button, and the pump will prime itself. The pump will run for 30 seconds or until prime is achieved. If no prime is made, the display will show “no pr”. Repeat this step once more to attempt to prime the pump. ”no Pr” = No prime display

10. For 3.3 or 5.0 FoamLogix, select tank B and repeat the priming procedure for that tank.

11. When prime is achieved, deselect simulated flow by pressing both up ↑ & down ↓ at the same time.

12. Return the bypass valve to the inject position.

The unit is now ready to run.

Calibration of FoamLogix The FoamLogix package as supplied is factory tested and calibrated and should not require further attention. However, should any calibration issue arise, please refer to the appropriate FoamLogix Model Description, Installation and Operation manual.

Smart Switch operation The CAFS Smart Switch Panel is the primary component of the CAFS with compressor air-inject system. The Smart Switch Panel allows monitoring and control of the consistency of the discharged CAFS foam.

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WET and DRY buttons The WET (or DRY) button is used to position the air ratio control valve at the preset position for the desired CAFS consistency. The WET button will open the valve to its WET preset position, and the DRY button will close the valve to its DRY preset position. The Smart Switch Panel will only open or close the valve within the operating range dictated by the preset WET and DRY limits calibrated by the factory. The valve position bargraph indicator will display one (1) bar on the bottom when the valve is positioned at the extreme DRY position and all six (6) bars when the valve is positioned at the extreme WET position. No valve movement beyond the WET/DRY limits is permitted. The system is only operational when the compressor is engaged and the FoamLogix is turned on.

WET and DRY LEDs The WET led flashes when the WET button is pressed and the valve is in transit to the WET preset position. The WET LED lights steady when the valve is set to the preset WET position. The DRY led flashes when the DRY button is pressed and the valve is in transit to the DRY preset position. The DRY LED lights steady when the valve is set to the preset DRY position. If the Compressor is engaged, pressing either the WET or DRY button will start the FoamLogix and send the Air Ratio Control valve to its respective pre-set.

Note: the Air Ratio Control Valve can only be controlled when in CAFS mode.

Configure the WET and DRY presets The operator can set the WET and DRY presets for desired CAFS consistency. Run the water pump and select CAFS, open the branch nozzles.

Configure the WET preset Press and hold the WET and DRY buttons simultaneously until the WET and DRY LEDs and backlighting begin flashing (approximately three seconds). Release the buttons. Use the OPEN and CLOSE buttons to position the valve for the desired wet CAFS consistency. Press and hold the WET button until the LEDs and backlighting stop flashing (approximately two seconds). The WET preset has been stored and the SPS panel is operating normally.

Configure the DRY preset Press and hold the WET and DRY buttons simultaneously until the WET and DRY LEDs and backlighting begin flashing (approximately three seconds). Release the buttons. Use the OPEN and CLOSE buttons to position the valve for the desired dry CAFS consistency. Press and hold the DRY button until the LEDs and backlighting stop flashing (approximately two seconds). The DRY preset has been stored and the SPS panel is operating normally.

OPEN and CLOSE buttons The OPEN (or CLOSE) button is used to position the valve at any point between the open and closed preset positions. When the OPEN (or CLOSED) button is pressed the WET (or DRY) LEDs will be turned OFF.

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OPEN and CLOSE LEDs The OPEN (or CLOSE) LED will light while the OPEN (or CLOSE) button is pressed. These LEDs will normally be off.

Valve position bargraph indicator (LEDs) The valve position bargraph indicates the relative position of the valve in reference to the WET (open) and DRY (closed) presets. Fully WET (open) will light all six (6) bars and fully DRY (closed) will light only the bottom bar.

Note: turning off the FoamLogix or disengaging the compressor will send the Air Ratio Control valve to the extreme WET position.

Operating the PC2_ or PC1_ from a Vehicle Water Source

1. Delivery Hose Connect a suitable delivery hose and branch to the CAFS discharge. 38 to 45mm diameter lay flat hose is suitable for delivering compressed air foam.

2. Nozzles If a single discharge is used - For both Prima SmartCAFS50 and 100 a 25 to 38mm smooth bore nozzle is suitable.

If two delivery hoses are used - For Prima SmartCAFS50 – 2 x 19mm nozzles are suitable. For Prima SmartCAFS100 – 2 x 25mm nozzles are suitable.

Note: Superior foam quality is produced using a smooth bore nozzle and a delivery system with the least amount of valves and sharp bends. However, the scrubbing action of the foam on the hose wall tends to improve the foam quality.

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FoamLogix Control Panel

Engaging PTO & Priming Main Pump 1. To ensure a clean pump prime and delivery when running from the tank, leave the pump wet, or if the pump is drained, run the pump at idle until a vacuum of approximately -0.5 bar is achieved and then slowly open the tank to pump valve.

Tank Selection FoamLogix 3.3, 5.0 only For specific detail please refer to the FoamLogix Model 3.3/5.0 Description, Installation and Operation manual.

Dual Tank Selector Connection Three positions – Harness Tank A – for Class A foam concentrate Tank B – for Class B foam concentrate FLUSH – supplies clean water to flush out foam concentrate from the foam strainer and foam pump

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Discharging Foam / Water Solution Only (May be operated from open water, tank, or hydrant into pump suction) 1. Engage the main pump PTO, open the tank to pump valve and set the pump at required pressure.

2. Ensure that the foam only option is selected by pressing the bottom of the Foam / CAFS Selector switch, marked with the symbol –

3. Press the RED on button, and choose desired foam % setting to suit the foam agent being used and the operating conditions (factory default is 0.5% for Class A foam and 1% for Class B foam, if configured to run with two foam types).

Foam to water ratio (%) Press to increase foam %

Press to decrease foam %

4. Open CAFS discharge valves to deliver foam agent.

Note: the WET / DRY SPS control is only operable when CAFS is selected. The control will default to the wet condition when CAFS is turned off.

Discharging CAFS May be operated from open water or tank feed only. DO NOT APPLY HYDRANT PRESSURE TO PUMP SUCTION WHEN OPERATING CAFS.

1. Set the water pump to idle.

2. Select CAFS by pressing the top of the CAFS selector switch – marked “CAFS” If pump speed is >2400rpm, or compressor pressure is >1.0 bar, the Air Enabled indicator (11) will flash and the compressor will not engage. Reduce speed and/or allow Compressor pressure to relieve so that Compressor will engage, then the light will be on permanently. Note: when the clutch is first engaged it is possible to observe some sparking occurring around the clutch assembly. This small amount of sparking is quite normal and nothing to be concerned about. The lower the engagement speed the less sparking will occur.

3. The operator may select wet or dry foam by pressing the wet or dry button on the SPS switch. This will also start the FoamLogix pump and open the air enable valve.

4. The operator may vary the foam condition from WET to DRY by using the open/close button on the SPS switch.

5. An indication of wet / dry foam condition is shown by the valve position LED indicator. When selecting DRY Foam increase the foam % level to 1% on the FoamLogix control.

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6. Increase pump speed to required operating pressure (4-10 Bar). The system should not be operated outside these pressures. For dry foam the best pressure setting is 6-7 Bar. When air is being injected into the manifold, the air injection indicator will be illuminated (item 11, page 17).

7. Open the delivery valve to discharge compressed air foam solution. Note: when discharging dry foam at low pump pressure, the possibility of hose kinking is increased and should be considered when deploying hoses.

Shutting Down 1. Set pump to fast idle. 2. Turn off compressor by setting the Foam / CAFS selector switch to foam position - . 3. Turn off the FoamLogix, press RED button. 4. Run water through the CAFS discharge system to flush out the foam agent. 5. Close the CAFS discharge valves. 6. Disengage PTO. 7. If frost is expected, drain the manifold and gearbox oil cooler.

Overheat Shut down 1. Should the compressor oil temperature reach 105oC, a control panel warning indicator will illuminate. The compressor can sustain 105º C for short periods without damage. 2. If the compressor oil temperature reaches 110º C, the electromagnetic drive clutch will automatically disengage. This will stop the compressed air supply and only foam/water solution will be discharged. The compressor will automatically re-engage when the unit has cooled. 3. The most probable cause of compressor overheating is insufficient cooling water flow.

Flushing FoamLogix 3.3 or 5.0 only When returning the apparatus to ready condition after using class B foam, the Hale FoamLogix foam pump must be flushed. This is because some Class B foam concentrates deteriorate rapidly. It is recommended that water be run through the pump for two minutes.

NOTE: Approved class A foam concentrates do not deteriorate at the rate of class B foam concentrates. Provided that an approved class A foam concentrate is used and the system is used within 10-12 weeks, flushing is not required. After class B foam concentrate has been used, flush the system then select class A. For detailed flushing instructions, please refer to the FoamLogix Model 3.3/5.0 Description, Installation and Operation manual.

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE PC2_/PC1_

Note: The Godiva Compressor service intervals replace those in the Gardner Denver Compressor manuals

EQUIPMENT ACTION PROCEDURE

EVERY 3 MONTHS PC1_/PC2_ Check the pump and gearbox oil levels Pages 24-26 Do a vacuum test to test for leaks Page 44 PC1_/PC2_ Grease the CAFS mixing manifold ball valve with Page 43 waterproof grease PC2_ Clean the high pressure filter Page 42 Compressor Check the oil level and top up if necessary. Page 24-25 Run compressor for 15 minutes Check the drive belt tension and condition. Page 28-29

FoamLogix Check that foam pipe connections are tight See FoamLogix 2.1A/3.3/5.0 manual Operate the system in bypass to move the concentrate See FoamLogix and prevent gelling (if concentrate is left in the system manual without use for three months) EVERY 12 MONTHS

PC1_/ PC2_ Change the pump bearing housing oil Maintenance Manual Compressor Change the air filter Maintenance Manual Change the oil and oil filter Maintenance Manual Gearbox Change the gearbox oil Maintenance Manual FoamLogix Inspect wiring/connections, hoses/connections FoamLogix 2.1A/3.3/5.0 manual Clean the foam strainer FoamLogix manual Verify water flow calibration FoamLogix manual Verify foam feedback calibration FoamLogix manual EVERY 24 MONTHS

PC1_ /PC2_ Replace the primer seals Maintenance Manual Replace the priming valve seals and diaphragm Maintenance Manual Test the thermal relief valve Page 44 Compressor Maintenance Replace the oil separator element Manual

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EQUIPMENT ACTION PROCEDURE

EVERY 5 YEARS Compressor Replace the compressor drive belt Maintenance Manual

IMPORTANT! In high usage or abnormal operating conditions, the above procedures may need to be more frequent.

The best practise is to flush the system after each use.

MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS PC2

Strainer - High Pressure 1) Remove strainer / Cap assembly 2) With care, remove debris from the strainer by washing. 3) The Dowty seal may be reused if free from damage or cuts. 4) Re-fit the strainer assembly and secure.

Strainer – high pressure

Gauges Do not clean the glass surfaces of the gauges with abrasive or solvent cleaners. These will cloud the glass surface. Use a mild detergent and water.

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MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS PC1_ / PC2_

CAFS Mixing Manifold – Greasing Ball Valve The CAFS Mixing Manifold contains a ball valve as part of the air ratio control system. This ball valve must be maintained by inserting lubricating grease at three monthly intervals to ensure smooth and efficient operation.

Use a marine waterproof grease, e.g “Aquaslip” (supplied by Tetrosyl Ltd., Bury, Lancashire, BL9 6RE. www.tetrosyl.com)

Ball Valves without remote grease lines On early models of the CAFS mixing manifold the grease is inserted through one or two grease nipples. The first nipple is located on the side of the valve facing the rear of the pump. If a second nipple is fitted, it will be on the side of the manifold facing the compressor. Connect a suitable grease gun to the nipples and insert grease until a resistance is felt, this indicates that sufficient grease has been inserted.

Ball Valves with remote greasing lines On later models the CAFS mixing manifold is fitted with two grease lines, these allow grease to be inserted from the front panel.

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MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS PC1_ / PC2_ - CONTINUED

Vacuum Test Place the blanking cap(s) in position on the inlet(s) of the pump and close the delivery valves. Run the pump at 1300-1500 rpm and observe the vacuum/compound needle. When a vacuum of 0.81bar is obtained, stop the pump. This vacuum should be maintained for at least 15 seconds or drop no more than 0.07bar in a minute.

If the pump will not hold the vacuum with the blanking caps in position, a leak is present in the pump, and the pressure test detailed below must be carried out to trace it. Should the pump not reach a vacuum of 0.81bar but will hold a lower pressure, a fault in the priming system is indicated.

Pressure Test – carried out without pump running. This test is to be carried out if the pump will not hold a vacuum with blanking cap(s) in position, and is intended to trace the leaks responsible for the loss of vacuum. Apply a water pressure of 3.5 - 7.0 bar to the pump and check for leaks. The area causing the leak should be visible, and can be dismantled and rectified. Check each primer drain hole for water leakage. If leakage is found, replace the primer seals and O rings as described in the Maintenance Manual Procedures. If the pump will not achieve 0.81 bar vacuum, and will not hold what it does achieve, there is a leak, and possibly also a fault, in the priming system.

If no leaks are apparent, the leakage must lie between the priming valve and the primer. Points to be checked are: The inlet seal in the primer end cap The priming valve diaphragm

Thermal Relief Valve (TRV) Test With the pump primed, close all discharges. Run the pump, with high pressure selected, at approximately 2800rpm to permit it to heat up. The TRV should open and discharge water when the pump temperature is in the order of 45 - 55°C with the standard temperature option and 70-75oC with the high temperature option. Observe the valve discharge, if it is open to atmosphere, or feel the discharge pipe become warm if it returns to the vehicle tank. Open a pump discharge valve to permit cool water to enter the pump. The flow from the TRV should now cease.

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MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS COMPRESSOR

Compressor Oil Level Check - Oil / Filter Change Please refer to section Installation and Initial Set-Up for location of level checking, drain and filling features. Drain oil and change the filter (with the compressor warm) in accordance with the Prima SmartCAFS maintenance manual.

Compressor Air Filter Change the air filter in accordance with the Prima SmartCAFS maintenance manual.

Compressor Oil Separator Element Change the element in accordance with the Prima SmartCAFS maintenance manual.

Compressor Drive Belt Check and adjust belt tension, as required, in accordance with section Installation and Initial Set-Up. Change the drive belt at the recommended interval or if damage occurs. To remove the belt, slacken the tensioner bolt and position the tensioner to allow belt removal. Fit the new belt ensuring that belt alignment and position on the pulleys is uniform. See section Installation and Initial Set-Up, Compressor Drive Belt for tension setting detail.

MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS FOAMLOGIX Strainer - Foam Remove and clean the foam strainer screen(s) and flush as required. Please refer to the appropriate FoamLogix Description, Installation and Operation manual - System Plumbing Diagrams for location.

Calibration Please refer to the appropriate model FoamLogix Description, Installation and Operation manual to calibrate water flow and foam feedback characteristics.

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FAULT FINDING

Note: For specific FoamLogix model trouble shooting, please refer to the relevant FoamLogix 2.1A or 3.3/5.0 Description, Installation and Operation manual.

PUMP OPERATING FAULTS 1 – LOSS OF SUCTION

Loss of Suction

Tighten all No All suction Suction lift Yes Reduce connections connectios too deep? suction lift air tight?

Yes No

Air leaks in system system?

Do a Vacuum Test

Do a Pressure Test

Trace leaks, rectify and retest pump

Suction is restored

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PUMP OPERATING FAULTS 2 – EXCESSIVE PUMP NOISE

Pump makes excessive rattling noise during operation

Probably due to pump cavitation

Decrease pump speed

Has noise Yes Continue using disappeared the pump ?

No

Reduce suction lift

Has noise Yes Continue using disappeared the pump ?

No

Investigate further – possible mechanical problem

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GENERAL OPERATING FAULTS - CAFS

No water Check oil cooler Compressor Overheating supply or pipework for restricted flow obstructions

No Foam FoamLogix Switch on FoamLogix Solution not operating

No concentrate in Refill the foam tank foam tank

Foam pump not primed Prime the foam pump

Chatter/ Depleted Refill foam tank Slugflow foam supply

Foam % set Increase foam % too low setting

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AIR INJECTION FAULTS

No Air Injection

Turn on Is No FoamLogix FoamLogix and turned on? set the required %

Is CAFS No turned on? Turn on CAFS

Check drive belt Is No compressor

running? Check power supply to clutch

Disconnect Is Foam Low Level Yes Low Level Fill foam tank Switch to Switch verify if faulty Activated?

No

Continued on next page

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AIR INJECTION FAULTS continued

Continued from previous page

No

Does flow Test flow Does flow register when No sensor and register when discharging wiring discharging liquid? connections liquid?

No

Refer to Yes Troubleshooting in FoamLogix Manual

Is solenoid Press test Yes Does air seeing +12/24V button on Yes Replace the injection and common at solenoid valve solenoid valve connection? occur?

No No

Replace interlock Check the air control module valve/pipework

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PARTS LISTS

Godiva Prima pump illustrated parts list Please refer to Godiva Ltd.

Compressor illustrated parts list Please refer to: Gardener Denver Tamrotor Tempest manual.

Foamlogix illustrated parts list Please refer to: FoamLogix Model 2.1A Description, Installation and Operation manual, part number 029-0020-74-0. FoamLogix Model 3.3/5.0 Description, Installation and Operation manual, part number 029-0020-68-0.

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RECOMMENDED SPARES KIT FOR BI-ANNUAL SERVICE

Qty Item Unit Comment Compressor Tamrotor 3 1 Separator element 59271/02 4 Filter - Oil 59271/01 2 Filter - Air 59271 1 Belt - Drive 60578/01 AR Tensioner - Belt drive 60579

Compressor Tamrotor 6 1 Separator element TAM-03498328 4 Filter - Oil TAM-89675429 2 Filter - Air TAM-81166609 1 Belt - Drive 60578/03 AR Tensioner - Belt drive 65447

PC2_ / PC1_ AR Strainer - Hi Pressure 60051 Not PC1_ series 4 Washer - Dowty - Oil drain UFP 2303/08 2 Washer - Dowty - High Pressure UFP 2303/15 Common part strainer 2 Washer - Dowty - NRV Inlet UFP 2303/10 Common part

Notes Under normal conditions those items marked AR (As Required) are not deemed to be disposable. However, fluid strainers may be easily damaged during the cleaning process. Please exercise care when handling. It is at the customer’s discretion whether said items are carried as ‘off the shelf’ spares.

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INSTALLATION DRAWINGS – PC2_ WITH SMARTCAFS50 FOR OPTIONS OF DRIVE FLANGE, VALVES, SUCTION TUBE, CONTROL PANEL – CONTACT GODIVA

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INSTALLATION DRAWINGS – PC2_ WITH SMARTCAFS100 FOR OPTIONS OF DRIVE FLANGE, VALVES, SUCTION TUBE, CONTROL PANEL – CONTACT GODIVA

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