Idex Knight DoseTech DMS User manual

Instrucon Manual
0901048 Rev. C

Page 2 0901048 Rev. C
Table of Contents
Introducon 2
System Control Panel 2
Specicaons 3
Accessory Kit Checklist 3
Installaon Procedures 4
Programming 6
Operaons 11
Troubleshoong 12
Squeeze Tube Replacement 14
Replacement Parts 15
Parts Diagram 16
Wiring Diagram 17
EC - Declaraon of Conformity 18
Mounng Template 22
Warranty Informaon 24
Knight Locaons 24
Introducon
The DoseTech DMS detergent management system is a dispensing system used to transfer precise amounts of pre-soak chemicals into
a pre-wash sink. This chemical dosing system uses an electronically controlled peristalc pump to dispense detergent. Mulple dosing
levels can be programmed to meet specic soil condions for full and half sink levels providing opmal cleaning results prior to
automated decontaminaon steps. The system is comprised of main control/pump unit, water temperature monitor, chemical supply
line with weight and lter, chemical discharge line with check valve and aaching hardware. System is not for use in potenally
explosive environments.
Safety Symbols
Listed below are explanaons of the safety symbols that appear either on the unit, in the instrucon manual, or both. Please
familiarize yourself with the meaning of each symbol.
GENERAL CAUTION: This symbol indicates a general safety cauon.
SHOCK HAZARD: This symbol indicates that hazardous voltages are inside the enclosure.
READ MANUAL: This symbol indicates to read the manual for important instrucons and procedures related to safety.
Safety Precauons
CAUTION: Wear protecve clothing and eye wear whenever operang this system.
CAUTION: Wear protecve clothing and eye wear when dispensing chemicals. Observe safe handling instrucons (MSDS)
provided on chemical container or as supplied by chemical manufacturer.
CAUTION: To avoid severe or fatal shock, physical injury, always disconnect main power when servicing the unit.
•System is for indoor use only
•Do not submerge or place in direct path of spray/moisture
•System operates on safe 24 VDC power
• Only approved, factory authorized technicians to service unit

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DoseTech DMS Specicaons
Dimensions 6” H x 7” W x 6-1/4” D
15.2 cm x 17.8 cm x 15.9 cm
Case Rang IP-64
Dosing Pump Flow Rate 250 ml/min.
Power Supply / Voltage Wall Mount Type, In: 110-240 VAC 1A 50-60 Hz
Out: 24 VDC 1.67A
Chemical Compability—Dose Pump Industry standard enzymac and other detergents.
Unit Weight 4.3 lbs, 1.95 kg
Temperature Probe Max temperature—257° F, 125° C
DoseTech DMS Accessory Kit Check List
Item No. Part Number Qty. Descripon Check Box*
17020120 1Sucon Cup, 1” OD Vinyl
27901200 1Check Valve, ½ PDI Cracking Pressure, ¼ x ¼ Barb, Viton
30300121 10 Cable Ties
40200009 4Cable Tie Mounts
57020152 4Clamp, Nylon, Snap—.46 Snap
60300519 1Ceramic tube Weight, 3/8 Supply Tube
72201225-EP 1Umbrella Foot Valve
87025841 180 Inches 15 Ft. Tube, T-38 Vinyl, ¼ ID x 3/8 OD (bulk)
97600121 3Mounng Screws and Anchors (sets of two)
10 1600266 1Control Box Cover (Remote Wall Bracket)
*If items are missing from your kit, please contact Knight customer service immediately: 1-800-854-3764. The serial number on your dispenser will be required at
the me of the call.
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Installation Procedures
1. Tools you will need: drill and drill bit, Phillips screw driver, needle nose pliers, wire cutters, or
something similar to cut tubing and cable ties.
2. To begin the installation of the DoseTech DMS, remove all of the accessories from the included
accessory kit.
3. Remove the faceplate from the DoseTech DMS by removing the screw and pushing up. Attach
the detergent suction tube to the pump as shown in Fig. 1. Use a black nylon clamp to secure
the tube. Replace the faceplate.
4. If you have the time-based option, connect the dispenser discharge tube to the discharge
squeeze tube as shown in Fig 2. Tip: If you soak the end of the tube in hot water for 30 seconds,
it will slide on with less resistance. Use a black nylon clamp to secure the tube.
5. If you have the flow meter option, connect the dispenser discharge tube to the flow meter as
shown in Fig. 3. Use a black nylon clamp to secure the tube. Note: Before connecting the dispenser
discharge tube to the flow meter, run the tube through the black nylon clamp so that it will be
easier to clamp after the tube has been connected to the flow meter. Tip: If you soak the end of
the tube in hot water for 30 seconds, it will slide on with less resistance.
6. Select a place to mount the dispenser. Ensure that it will be mounted within 6’ (1.8m) of a 115
VAC outlet. It is important to keep the cord above the sink level. It is not recommended to use
an extension cord. Verify the dispenser will be mounted within 4’ (1.2m) above the floor, and
no more than 10’ (3m) total distance from the detergent. Note: It is important to mount the
dispenser on a hard, flat surface, that is level. See Fig. 4.
7. Cut out the template on page 22 for mounting the dispenser. Place the template against the
surface that the dispenser will be mounted to. Use the horizontal lines on the template to make
sure the template is level. Tape the template to the wall to secure it in place. Pierce the
template with a sharp pencil to mark where the anchors and screws will go. Remove the
template and pre-drill the holes for the anchors. Insert the anchors and the top two screws.
Make sure to leave enough space between the anchors and the head of the tightened screws
for the key holes on the dispenser to fit. Mount the dispenser by aligning the key holes with the
screws and dropping the dispenser in place. Make sure not to put too much pressure on the
dispenser. Secure the dispenser with the bottom two screws.
8. Route the detergent suction tube to the detergent container. Trim the detergent suction tube
to the proper length after verifying that there is enough tube to reach to the bottom of the
detergent container.
9. Drill or cut a 3/8” hole into the bottle cap of the detergent container and insert the detergent
suction tube through the hole. Slide the ceramic tube weight and umbrella foot valve onto the
detergent suction tube. See Fig 5. Place the cap on the detergent. Push the suction tube to the
bottom of the container. Be sure there are no kinks in the tube or obstructions that would
impede the flow of detergent to the pump..
10. Use the cable e mounts and cable es to secure the detergent sucon tube to
the wall that leads to the dispensing unit. Trim the excess plasc from the cable
es once the detergent sucon tube has been secured. See Fig. 6.
Fig.1
Fig.2
Fig.3
Fig.4
Fig.5

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11. Route the dispenser discharge tube and temperature probe to the back of the sink
where it will be mounted just above the boom (1-3”), depending on the total
volume of the sink ll. Trim the excess tubing from the dispenser discharge tube
once you have veried the length. Aach the check valve to the end of the
dispenser discharge tube. Make sure that the arrow points in the direcon of the
ow. Use the vinyl sucon cup and cable es to secure the discharge tube and
temperature probe to the inside of the sink. See Fig. 7. Use addional cable es to
secure the dispenser discharge tube to the temperature probe to keep them
together as they go up to the dispenser.
12. Route the power supply cable to the outlet and secure with the cable es. If the
detergent sucon tube and power supply are located on the same side, secure
them together for a cleaner installaon.
13. If mounng the remote control away from the dispenser, you will need to
loosen the strain reliefs on the boom of the dispenser, open the control cover,
cut the zip e, and pull the cables to the length needed (up to 12 feet). Do not
pull on the remote control unit to pull the cables out. Roll up the le over cables
and place them back into the dispenser. Close the control cover and ghten the
strain reliefs. See Fig. 8.
14. Measure the distance between the key holes on the remote wall bracket and
pre-drill the holes for the anchors in the wall. Insert the anchors. Aach the
remote wall bracket with the screws to the anchors. Mount the remote to the
remote wall bracket by sliding it down onto the bracket unl it locks into place.
See Fig. 9.
15. If you will be using the sink top mounng kit, rather than wall mounng the
dispenser, aach the four hex stand o screws to the boom of the dispenser.
Aach the stand base to the hex stand o screws with the four pan head screws.
See Fig 10.
16. If you will be using the foot pedal control (Fig. 11) for hands free dosing, loosen
the strain relief on the boom of the dispenser, insert the wires from the foot
pedal control, remove the remote and open the control cover. Aach the white
wire to the REMOTE START terminal on the barrier strip and the black wire to
the GND terminal on the barrier strip. See Fig. 12. Tighten the strain relief, close
the control cover and aach the remote.
Fig.11 Fig.12
Fig.10
Fig.9
Fig.8
Fig.7
Fig.6
White wire
connecon
Black wire
connecon

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Descripon of Screen Display
1.
Power on the unit.
For about 2 seconds you will see the screen to the right.
If the system is equipped with a USB interface, the current USB version will be displayed.
2. Aer about 2 seconds you will see the screen to the right.
3. To enter the programming mode, hold down the ENTER buon unl the display color changes to purple.
4.
Press the UP buon to start/stop priming the detergent. The detergent will ll the detergent will ll the detergent
sucon tube. If the ow meter opon is installed, the ow meter counts will be displayed. The detergent will then ll
the detergent discharge tube. Once there is a steady ow of detergent out of the detergent discharge tube into the
sink, press UP to stop priming.
Important:
1. Check to make sure the roller block is rotang clockwise.
2. Ensure the FLOWMETER CTS has a numerical value. The range of values will vary.
Note: If the ow meter opon is installed and auto prime enabled, when the unit is primed it will use calculaons form
the prime to auto prime the unit when the detergent runs out.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
5.
To access the basic features in the programming mode, you will need a user pass code. To enter a user pass code,
use the SCROLL buon to scroll between digits and the UP and DOWN buons to cycle between 0-9. By default, the
pass code is set to 0000.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
6.
To change the exisng user pass code, use the SCROLL buon to scroll between the digits and use the UP and
DOWN buons to cycle between 0-9.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
7.
To view the reports, there are two opons:
1. Data download (if USB port opon is installed, data will be downloaded to USB sck on coming menu
opons)
2. On-Screen report (data will be displayed directly on LCD)
You can choose either opon by pressing the SCROLL buon. When complete, press ENTER to advance to the next
screen.
Programming DoseTechDMS
USB VERSION
Firmware Ver IXXX
17:05:56AM 08/15/13
LAST DOSE VOLUME 000
LEVELS A&B 025/050
ALARMS TODAY 000
PRESS UP TO START PUMP
PRIMING
PRESS UP TO START PUMP
PRIMING
PRESS SCROLL TO CHANGE
USER CODE
PRESS SCROLL TO CHANGE
USER CODE
SELECT DATA DOWNLOAD OR ON-
SCREEN REPORTS

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Descripon of Screen Display
8.
To specify date ranges for a report, press the SCROLL buon to scroll between month/date/year, and the UP and
DOWN buons to cycle through the digits.
If no report is necessary, scrolling through the dates is not necessary.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen
9.
To download the report data (USB port opon required), insert a USB sck into the USB port and press the UP
buon. When the download is complete the screen will display “DONE”. Remove USB sck. This report can then be
viewed with any text editor on a PC. See Fig. 1 on page 13 for an example.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
10.
To access the advanced features in the programming mode, you will need a main pass code. To enter a main pass
code, use the SCROLL buon to scroll between digits and the UP and DOWN buons to cycle between 0-9. By
default, the pass code is set to 0000.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
11.
To access the advanced features in the programming mode, you will need a main pass code. To enter a main pass code,
use the SCROLL buon to scroll between digits and the UP and DOWN buons to cycle between 0-9. By default, the
pass code is set to 0000.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
12.
To change the exisng main pass code, use the SCROLL buon to scroll between the digits and use the UP and
DOWN buons to cycle between 0-9.
If you are not changing the code, press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
13.
To enter a serial number for the dispenser, use the SCROLL buon to scroll between digits and the UP and DOWN
buons to cycle between 0-9.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
14.
To set the me and date, press the SCROLL buon to scroll between hour/minutes/seconds/meridiem/month/
date/year, and the UP and DOWN buons to cycle through the digits.
Note: When entering the me, you must enter it in a 12 hour me format.
15.
To change the language, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between languages.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
ENTER DATE RANGE
TO GET REPORTS
FROM 08-01-13
PRESS UP TO START DATA
DOWNLOAD
TO USB
RUNTIME SCREEN
DISPLAY SELECTION:
LAST DOSE VOLUME YES
DOSAGE COUNTDOWN YES
LEVEL A&B YES
PRESS SCROLL TO
ENTER MAIN CODE
0000
PRESS SCROLL TO CHANGE
USER CODE
PRESS SCROLL TO CHANGE
DATE/TIME
TIME 08:52:06 AM
PRESS SCROLL TO SELECT WHICH
LANGUAGE TO USE
PRESS SCROLL TO
ENTER MAIN CODE
0000

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Descripon of Screen Display
16.
To change the units of measure, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between Fahrenheit/Gallons and Celsius/Liter.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
17.
To choose a low level seng, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between N/C and N/O.
Important:
If you are using a ow meter or the me based feature, you have the choice between N/C (normally closed) and N/
O (normally open). The opon you choose should match the low level alarm that you are using.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
18.
To set the alarm sound on or o, use the SCROLL buon toggle to between on and o.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
19.
To set the dispensing volumes, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between volume A and volume B. Use the UP and
DOWN buons to set the numerical value for the amount of detergent you wish to dispense for each volume.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
20.
To set your preferred method of dosing, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between Time Based Dosing and Flow
Metered Dosing.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
21.
If you selected Flow Metered Dosing for the previous step, you will see the auto prime screen. To set auto prime to
on or o, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between on and o. Note: This feature is only available with Flow
Metered Dosing.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
PRESS SCROLL TO
SELECT WHICH UNITS
TO USE
PRESS SCROLL TO SELECT LOW
LEVEL STATE
PRESS SCROLL TO
TURN ALARM SOUND
ON OR OFF
SCROLL TO ENTER
VOLUME A 025 ml
VOLUME B 050 ml
PRESS SCROLL TO
SELECT DOSE MODE
PRESS SCROLL TO
SELECT SCROLL MODE
PRESS SCROLL TO
SELECT WHICH UNITS
TO USE
PRESS SCROLL TO SELECT LOW
LEVEL STATE
PRESS SCROLL TO TURN AUTO
PRIME ON OR OFF

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Descripon of Screen Display
21.
To calibrate the pump, place the dispensing tube into a 100-200 milliliter graduated cylinder and press the UP
buon. The pump will stop on its own aer dispensing approximately 100 milliliters of detergent and the display
will automacally change to the Entered Captured screen.
22.
To enter the volume captured by the graduated cylinder, use the SCROLL buon to scroll between digits and the UP
and DOWN buons to cycle between 0-9.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
23.
The ow rate for the pump is displayed.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
24. To check for proper calibraon, repeat the pump calibraon steps. The target calibraon volume is 100 mls +/-- 3 mls.
Once you are sased with the calibraon of the pump, press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
25.
To set a temperature range, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between the min range and the max range. Use the
UP and DOWN buons to select a numerical value. Once this range is set, you will have to ensure the sink is lled
with water to meet your minimum seng, but not exceed your maximum. Any variaon below the minimum or
above the maximum will set the alarm o.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
26.
To calibrate the temperature, place a thermometer in the sink lled with water and compare the temperature on
the thermometer and the display of the dispenser. If they are not equal, use the UP and DOWN buons to enter
the correct temperature.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
27.
To turn the temperature hold on or o, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between on and o. If you have
mandatory temperature requirements, you should leave the temperature hold on as this will prevent dosing if the
temperature is not within range.
If no temperature requirements are mandatory, select o and the temperature control with remain o.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
ENTER DATE RANGE
TO GET REPORTS
FROM 08-01-13
PRESS UP TO START DATA
DOWNLOAD
TO USB
RUNTIME SCREEN
DISPLAY SELECTION:
LAST DOSE VOLUME YES
DOSAGE COUNTDOWN YES
LEVEL A&B YES
PRESS SCROLL TO
ENTER MAIN CODE
0000
PRESS SCROLL TO CHANGE
USER CODE
PRESS SCROLL TO CHANGE
DATE/TIME
TIME 08:52:06 AM
PRESS SCROLL TO
ENTER MAIN CODE
0000

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28.
To clear the usage report data memory, press the SCROLL buon and DOWN buon at the same me. A second
screen will appear asking you “Are you sure?” Press the SCROLL buon and DOWN buon at the same me to
conrm. The screen will display “Done”.
29.
To enter a hospital name, use the SCROLL buon to toggle to between characters, and use the UP and DOWN
buons to select A-Z.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
30.
To enter a department name, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between characters, and use the UP and DOWN
buons to select A-Z.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
31.
To enter a detergent/product name, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between character, and use the UP and DOWN
buons to select A-Z.
Press ENTER to advance to the next screen.
32.
To upload a customized graphic which will be displayed when the dispenser has been in idle, insert USB sck and
press UP to upload. Once upload is complete the screen will display “Done”.
Note: Graphic needs to be 128 x 64 pixels in size, black and white, in a .bmp format, and saved with the lename:
image.bmp.
33.
To change the me for the graphic to display, use the UP and DOWN buons to cycle between 0-9. Enter the
meout in minutes.
Press Enter to advance to next screen.
34.
To set the soak mes for preset A and preset B, use the SCROLL buon to toggle between A and preset B, and use
the UP and DOWN buons to select a numerical value.
Press ENTER to loop back to the rst menu screen.
35. Press and hold ENTER buon to save all of your programming changes. The standard blue screen will appear
nofying you that you have le the programming mode.
PRESS SCROLL AND DOWN TO
CLEAR USAGE DATA MEMORY
ENTER HOSPITAL NAME
ENTER PRODUCT NAME
PRESS UP/DOWN TO
ENTER GRAPHICS
PRESS SCROLL TO
ENTER SOAK TIMER A&B
A <min:sec> 00:20
17:05:56AM 08/15/13
LAST DOSE VOLUME 000
LEVELS A&B 025/050
PRESS UP TO START GRAPHICS
UPLOAD
ENTER DEPARTMENT NAME

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Descripon of Screen Display
1.
Power on the unit.
For about 2 seconds you will see the screen to the right.
If the system is equipped with a USB interface, the current USB version will be displayed.
2.
If the dispenser has been idle for an extended period of me, the default is an image as shown to the right. The
image is specic to Knight’s product logo unless you have uploaded your own graphic. To uploaded your own
graphic, please refer to step 32 in the programming menu.
To exit the idle mode, press the START buon.
3.
Next you will see the top screen to the right. You are currently in the dispensing runme mode. If the TEMP (F) is
ashing, this means that the temperature is out of range. See troubleshoong secon for soluons if needed.
Level A is the default selecon. To choose between level A or level B, press A or B buon.
Press START to begin dispensing for the selected level. The dispenser will begin pumping in either me-based mode
or ow meter based mode the amount programmed in step 19 of the programming procedures.
4.
To change from the dispensing runme screen to the soak mer runme screen, press the UP or DOWN buon to
toggle between the dispensing runme screen and the soak mer runme screen.
To choose between soak me A and soak me B, press A or B buon.
Press START to begin the countdown of the selected soak mer. The display will show a countdown from the me
programmed in step 34 of the programming procedures.
USB Version
Firmware Ver IXXX
17:05:56AM 08/15/13
LAST DOSE VOLUME 000
LEVELS A&B 025/050
Operang DoseTech DMS
17:05:56AM 08/15/13
LAST DOSE VOLUME 000
LEVELS A&B 025/050
17:05:56AM 08/15/13
LAST DOSE VOLUME 000
LEVELS A&B 025/050
17:05:56AM 08/15/13
LAST DOSE VOLUME 000
LEVELS A&B 025/050

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Descripon of Screen Display
If TEMP is ashing on the blue runme screen, the temperature of the water is not within the predened range. Adjust the
water temperature before dispensing.
If TEMP OUT OF RANGE is displayed in green, the temperature of the water is not within the predened range.
If the Chemical empty! Alert is displayed in red, the detergent container is empty and needs to be replaced and the unit re-
primed. Replace the detergent container then press START to begin automac re-prinng.
17:05:56AM 08/15/13
LAST DOSE VOLUME 000
LEVELS A&B 025/050
ALARMS TODAY 000
TEMP OUT OF RANGE
Chemical empty!
Replace Chemical Container,
then press START buon.
DoseTech DMS Runme Alerts
Symptom Soluons/Cause
Temperature Alarm will not shut o
 Adjust temperature range
 Adjust water temperature
Dosing Alarm will not shut o
 Detergent container empty
 Recalibrate detergent pump
 Detergent discharge tube worn or broken
Can’t access system menus
 Reboot the system
 User interface switch inoperable
Pump tube broken or worn  Replace with factory tube only

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Dispenser S/N: 0
Report Date: 8/21/2013
From Date: 8/13/2013
To Date: 8/21/2013
Date Time Volume Temperature Events
8/21/2013 8:42:24AM 50 78
8/21/2013 8:42:46AM 50 78
8/21/2013 8:48:38AM 50 77
8/21/2013 8:49:21AM 24 77 Out of Chem.
8/21/2013 8:49:54AM 20 77 Out of Chem.
8/21/2013 8:50:33AM 23 78 Out of Chem.
8/21/2013 8:50:49AM 50 77
8/21/2013 8:51:39AM 50 75 Temp. Error
8/21/2013 8:51:59AM 50 75 Temp. Error
8/21/2013 8:52:43AM 50 77
8/21/2013 8:53:04AM 50 77
8/21/2013 8:53:26AM 50 77
Total Usage: 227.3 Gallons
DoseTech DMS Report Example
Fig. 1

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Squeeze Tube Replacement
Removal and Installaon of Front Faceplate
Removal or installaon of the pump faceplate for maintenance purposes should ONLY be performed by qualied and
trained personnel who are considered the Responsible Body for the system.
REMOVAL
IMPORTANT: Unplug the unit before removing the faceplate. To remove the faceplate, remove the screw in the center, then
slide the faceplate up to pull it away from the pump assembly.
INSTALLATION
To install the faceplate, slide the faceplate on the pump assembly and ghten the screw in the center.
The facility operators of the system should NEVER aempt removal or installaon of the pump faceplate and should be
made aware of this by the Responsible Body
Access to internal parts are for Responsible Body (i.e. service personnel).
REPLACING THE SQUEEZE TUBE
1. Purge any chemicals from the sucon and discharge tubes.
2. Remove the faceplate of the pump per the steps shown above.
3. Disconnect the sucon and discharge tubes from pump squeeze tube.
4. Pull the old squeeze tube out of the roller block and remove the barb ngs on each end.
5. Insert the barb ngs into the new squeeze tube and install the new squeeze tube into the roller block.
6. Apply a generous amount of silicone tube lube to the middle third of the tube where the rollers contact it.
7. Re-connect the sucon and discharge tubes to the barbs on the new squeeze tube.

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Item No. Part No. Qty. Descripon
17010211-LC 1Gear Motor w Cap, 100 RPM
21600265 1Body, Pump, 500 Series
37320195 2Phillips Pan Head #10 Screw, Stainless Steel
47503450 13-Lobe Roller Assembly, Yellow Rollers
57018050 1T-50E, Squeeze Tube, Elasc, 1.
66049024 1Retaining Ring for Pump Tube Barb
76049025 1Barb Fing
80600743 21/8 MNPT X 1/4 Barb Elbow Fing
96204000 1Flow Meter, .4mL, PPS/PPS
10 1900604 2Phillips Pan Head #6 Screw, Stainless Steel
11 1900460 2Phillips Pan Head #6 Screw, Hi-Low, Stainless Steel
12 7225689 1Bracket
13 7020152 1Clamp, Nylon, Snap, .406
14 1900664 2Phillips Pan Head #10 Screw, Stainless Steel
15 1600263 1Pump Shield (Faceplate)
16 1900576 1Phillips Pan Head #4 Screw, Stainless Steel
17 1600266 1Control Box Cover (Remote Wall Bracket)
18 7140817 1Circuit Board Assembly
19 1600708 1Temperature Probe
20 2000519 1Power Supply, 40W, 24VDC, 1.67A, Local Country Power Supply Adapters
21 6049024 1Retaining Ring, Barb (Pump Tube Fing)
22 6049025 1Barb Fing (Pump Tube Sleeve)
23 7020152 1Clamp, Nylon, Snap, .406”
24 7020120 1Sucon Cup, 1” O.D., Vinyl
25 7901200 1Check Valve, 1/2 PSI Cracking Pressure, 1/4” x 1/4” Barb, Viton
26 7025841 1Tube, T-38 Vinyl, 1/4” I.D. x 3/8” O.D., 18” (15.)
27 2201225-EP 1Umbrella Foot Valve
28 0300519 1Ceramic Tube Weight for 3/8” Supply Tube
29 0300121 10 Cable Ties, 3-1/2”
30 0200009 4Cable Tie Mount
31 1201508 1Label with Window
DoseTech DMS Replacement Parts
REPAIR AND SERVICING
Repairs and servicing of the DoseTech DMS are to be performed by factory authorized technicians or the factory only. Contact your
DoseTech DMS supplier for service support.

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DoseTech DMS Parts Diagram

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DoseTech DMS Wiring Diagram

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Notes

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Notes