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Rev. F-41675 5/10/16
Power
selection
switch
Figure 3. Tubing, Weight, &
Retainer
PARTS CHECKLIST BY OLYMPIAN MODEL
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION:
All installations must be in accordance with city, county, parish, state, or provincial electrical codes and be performed by a
certified electrician. For questions, please contact a local licensed electrical contractor.
1. All electrical power must be turned off to the dish or
cleaning machine and any other circuit that is to be
used for this installation. Lockout and tag procedures
must be observed when installing this device. Never
open the Olympian enclosure while power is applied.
Signals may be active from the dish or cleaning
machine, even with Olympian power turned off. Use
appropriately rated insulated wiring, electrical
fixtures, and other materials that meet all applicable
electrical and building codes.
2. O-PDV Controls: This control has a switch to select
the proper line voltage. The unit is factory set to
230VAC. To change the voltage to 115VAC, remove the back of the
control. Move the switch from 230VAC to 115VAC as shown in Figure
1.
WARNING: This must be done before
connecting power to the unit.
3. The unit can be powered from either the wash motor
or the rinse valve. If the control is wired from the
rinse valve, remove the battery from the circuit
board as shown in Figure 2.
WARNING: This must be done before
connecting power to the unit.
TUBING INSTALLATION:
1. Install weight and weight retainer as shown in Figure 3.
2. Place weight and retainer in chemical container.
3. Cut tubing to the appropriate length. Attach tubing to pump inlet.
4. Attach outlet tubing to pump outlet and to dish or cleaning machine.
5. A fitting (81-16) is supplied to attach the tubing to the machine.
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ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION O-PDV
Model 81-234-2 Olympian 1
1. 81-260-1 Detergent Bulkhead Fitting 1
2. 61-107-2 Ceramic Weight 1
3. 24-10-11 Tubing Vinyl ¼”OD x 1/8”ID 1
4. 30-37 Screw 3
5. 66-121 Wall Anchor 3
6. 81-248-1 Weight Retainer 1
Brown Wire Line
Blue Wire Common
Green/Yellow Wire Ground Figure 2. Battery
Remove battery
when using rinse
valve as the trigger.
Figure 1. Input Voltage Switch