Gruetzner LUBRICUS LUB-B User manual

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Gruetzner GmbH
Kohlenhofstr. 60 •D - 90443 Nuremberg, GER • [email protected] • www.G-LUBE.com
Quick start guide
LUB-B
5.3 Actions with the activation and programming key
1. Turn the activation and programming key
to the OPEN position and remove it from
the housing of LUB-B.
2. Place the key on the action area on the
front of LUB-B.
3. Remove the key from the action area
as long as the desired menu item is
displayed in the LCD.
5.4 SET menu
The SET menu allows you to change the operating mode of LUB-B. You
can switch between hour mode -h- and empty time mode -Et-.
-h- Operating mode: hour mode -h-
Et Operating mode: empty time mode Et
If you would like to change the operating mode, move the activation and
programming key back to the action area.
When your desired operating mode is displayed on the LCD, remove the
activation and programming key from the action area.
5.5 PRO menu
Being in operating mode hour mode -h-, you can change the dispensing
time h as well as the number of cycles c (number of strokes).
Being in PRO menu the rst step is to set the dispensing time h and
afterwards the number of cycles c; direct access to the number of cycles
c is not possible.
Being in empty time mode Et, you can change the emptying time Et in
months.
5.6 FIL menu
This function enables you to prell connected accessories (tubes, distri-
butors,...) with the lubricant contained in the lubricant cartridge, especially
during the initial start-up of LUB-B. However, the process can also be
aborted manually at any time.
6. Maintenance
NOTICE
The battery of LUB-B must be replaced at the same time as the
lubricant cartridge.
Display in LCD Meaning
Submenus
INF INF menu
n01 Firmware version of LUB-B
h03 Currently set value of dispensing time h
c01 Currently set value of number of strokes c
6Currently set value of emptying time Et
SET SET menu
-h- Operating mode: hour mode
Et Operating mode: empty time mode
RUN RUN menu
01...70 During the manually triggered active RUN command
(„quick check“/extra dispense), the LCD displays the
approximate back pressure in bar. In addition, the
green LED lights up.
PRO PRO menu
h1...240 Adjustable setting of dispensing time h
c1...30 Adjustbale setting of number of strokes c
01...36 Adjustabe setting of emptying time Et
FIL FIL menu
01...70 During the manually triggered active FIL command,
the LCD displays the approximate back pressure in bar.
In addition, the green LED lights up.
Clr If the process is aborted during the FIL command, Clr
appears at rst.
Additional characters on the LCD
1 / 2 During a dispensing process LUB-B indicates from
which outlet lubricant is being pumped.
MAX After each cycle the maximum back pressure is
displayed in bar.
NOTICE
It is not possible to rell empty or opened lubricant cartridges.

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1. Overview LUB-B
2. Technical data
No. Description
0 Lubricus B (LUB-B)
1 LCD
2 Action area (for actions with the activation and programming key)
3 Activation and programming key
4 Lubricant outlet, outlets (diff erent versions possible)
5 Retaining ring
6 Housing
7 Battery compartment
8 Nameplate with designation, CE mark and serial number
9 Through hole for assembly
10 Lubricant inlet with thread for cartridge
Housing
mounting options holes for screw M6
mounting position upright
operating temperature Alcaline battery:
Lithium battery:
+15 ... +60
-15 ... +60
°C
Lubricant and hydraulics
lubricant outlets 1 / 2
max. pressure 70 bar / 1015 psi (-10%/+15%)
steady state pressure 50 bar / 725 psi
grease delivery per stroke 0.16 (-5%) cm³
Electrics
operating voltage 6 V
protection class IP 54
3. Mounting
1. Separate the housing from the power unit by turning the retaining
ring counterclockwise.
2. Connect the battery to the battery cable using the plug.
3. Turn the cap on the lubricant cartridge counterclockwise and pull
it off .
4. Place the full lubricant cartridge on LUB-B (label facing front). Turn
the lubricant cartridge clockwise onto LUB-B.
5. Place the dismantled housing on LUB-B. Fasten the housing to the
power unit by turning the retaining ring clockwise.
4. Commissioning
1. Mechanical fastening
Fix LUB-B mechanically. Pay particular attention to the maximum tight-
ening torques permissible!
2. Power on
3. Execute FIL function
4. Hydraulic connection
Connect the consumer hydraulically to LUB-B. If you connect tubes to
LUB-B make sure that tubes and connectors are installed tightly, cleanly
and correctly.
The tube length shall not exceed 5 meters, the inner tube diameter shall
not be lower than 4 mm.
Ideally, use tubes prefilled with the appropriate lubricant.
5. Check settings on LUB-B
Check the required values for the lubrication point at the factory settings
of LUB-B and adjust them if necessary.
Factory settings: operating mode=hour mode.
5. Operation and settings
Two operating modes can be selected.
The hour mode -h- allows setting the number of cycles (c) within a
dispensing time (h) in hours. The cycles are evenly distributed over the
dispensing time. Dispensing times between 1...240 hour(s) and cycles
between 1...30 can be set.
The empty time mode Et allows the emptying time of the cartridge to
be set in months. Emptying times between 1...36 month(s) can be set.
5.1 Default settings operating mode hour mode -h-
Dispensing time h = 3 The dispensing time is 3 hours.
Number of cycles c = 1 The number of cycles is one (1) stroke
during the dispensing time.
5.2 Menu and LCD messages
The graphic above illustrates the unchangeable basic fl owchart of
the LUB-B menu navigation as well as the options for branching to
submenus.
LUB-B can be switched on and off at several points in the menu
navigation.
The INF menu provides you with an informative overview of the
current LUB-B settings.
The SET menu allows you to make changes to the operating mode.
The RUN menu allows you to manually trigger a single dispense at
LUB-B.
The PRO menu allows you to make changes to the LUB-B settings -
and thus to its dispensing behavior.
The FIL menu allows you to manually trigger a  xed number of
dispenses at LUB-B.
This brief instruction of mounting LUB-B addresses to experienced
users. Please visit www.G-LUBE.com to download the complete user
manual including all safety instructions.
Display in LCD Meaning
Errors
E1 Error E1 (empty cartridge)
E2 Error E2 (overload / overpressure)
E3 Error E3 (battery empty)
E4 Error E4 (fatal error)