KNF UN012AT.16I User manual

Operating and Installation Instructions
Diaphragm
Vacuum Pumps
and Compressors
Type
range:
UN012AT.16I UN024AT.16I UN036AT.16I UN036.0AT.16I
UN012ST.11I UN024ST.11I UN 036ST.11I UN036.0ST.11I
UN012ST.16I UN024ST.16I UN 036ST.16I UN036.0ST.16I
UN012ST.26I UN024ST.26I UN 036ST.26I UN036.0ST.26I
Fig. 1: UN012ST.26I
You have selected a high-quality KNF product; the following tips will help you operate it safely and reliably
over a long period of time. Carefully study the Operating and Installation Instructions before using the
pumps and observe at all times the relevant instructions to avoid dangerous situations. The manual was
produced for the serial pumps stated above. With customer-specified projects (pump types starting with
“PU“ or “MPU“) there could be differences in detail. For customer-specified projects please therefore take
into account any agreed technical specifications, as well as these instructions.
List of Contents Page
1. Description, Operating Conditions........................................... 2
2. Safety...................................................................................... 4
3. Installation............................................................................... 5
4. Operation................................................................................ 8
5. Servicing............................................................................... 13
6. Cleaning................................................................................ 18
7. Trouble Shooting................................................................... 18
8. Spare parts and accessories................................................. 20
9. Tables................................................................................... 21
10. Accessory ............................................................................. 21
11. Product Return...................................................................... 22
KNF Neuberger, Inc
2 Black Forest Rd
Trenton, NJ 08691-1810
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.knf.com/usa.htm
Ident#121222-211126
Revision (04/12)

Diaphragm Vacuum Pumps UN012, UN024, UN036_I Description, Operating Conditions
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1. Description, Operating Conditions
KNF pumps in the UN 012, UN 024, UN 036 and UN 036.0 range
transfer, evacuate and compress 100% oil-free. In operation they are
gas-tight (leak rate: 6 x 10-3 mbar x l/sec), and maintenance-free.
Depending on the design, the pumps have the following
characteristics:
.16 designs have temperature-resistant pump heads for
media with temperatures of up to 240 °C.
.11 designs have a heating inset which heats the pump
head to 240 °C (thermostatically regulated).
.26 designs have a heating inset and an electronic control
unit, so that the pump head can be heated to a selected
temperature (60-240 °C). The software provided can be
used to control the pump through a computer and operate
it using user predefined cycles. The operating data are
saved on the PC and can be printed out as a graphic.
1.1. Electrical Equipment
See the type-plate for full electrical data of the motor.
The motors have IP54 protection class as standard, with IP20 for
the pump heads in the .11 and .26 models.
The motors used are fitted as standard with a thermal switch to
protect against overloading.
1.2. Operating Conditions
Handling air, gases, and vapours at temperatures between
+ 5 °C … + 240 °C.
For maximum permissible operating pressure, ultimate vacuum,
and flow capacity see section 9.
The pumps must not be used in areas where there is a danger of
explosion.
Before pumping a medium, the compatibility of materials of pump
head, diaphragm and valves with the medium must be checked (for
pump materials: see section 9).
These pumps must not be used for liquids. You will find suitable
liquid pumps in our Product Program.
If your potential application lies outside the above limits discuss it
with our technical adviser (see last page for contact telephone
number).

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1.3. Ambient Conditions
When the pump is operating the following ambient conditions must
be maintained:
Ambient temperature during operation: between
+ 10 °C … + 40 °C.
The pump must not be used in areas where there is a
danger of explosion.
During operation an adequate supply of air for cooling
must be provided.
1.4. Pump materials
See section 9.

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2. Safety
Note that the pumps may only be used for their intended purpose.
The pumps must not be used in areas where there is a danger of
explosion.
Components connected to the pump must be designed to
withstand the pneumatic performance of the pump.
Take care that safety regulations are observed when connecting
the pump to the electricity supply.
When the operation of the pump is interrupted by the thermal
switch, the pump will re-start automatically after cooling down.
Take all care necessary to prevent this leading to a dangerous
situation.
Specific safety instructions for the media being handled must be
observed.
When using hot media, the pneumatic pump suction and pressure
lines heat up, as do the pump head and the head insulation. Do not
touch these parts; they could burn you.
Use only original KNF spare parts.
For the purposes of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, pumps
are “partly completed machinery,” and are therefore to be regarded
as not ready for use. Partly completed machinery may not be
commissioned until such time as it has been determined that the
machine in which the partly completed machinery is to be
assembled is in conformity with the provisions of the Machinery
Directive 2006/42/EC. The essential requirements of Annex I of
Directive 2006/42/EC (general principles) are applied and
observed.
The pumps conform to the EC Directive 2004/108/EC concerning
Electromagnetic Compatibility.
The following harmonized standards have been used:
DIN EN 61326-1
DIN EN 61000-3-2/3
DIN EN 60204-1
EC Directives / Standards

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3. Installation
The pumps are built-in devices intended for installation in
equipment. When installing them make certain that accident
prevention regulations, and safety instructions, including
those for subsequent operation are observed. The safety
instructions in section 2 must be observed.
The dimensions of the mountings are given in Data Sheet.
Install the pump so that the fan can draw in sufficient cooling air.
Fit the pump at the highest point in the system, so that condensate
cannot collect in the head of the pump - that prolongs working life.
DANGER
Extreme danger from electrical shock
ÎOnly have the pump connected by an authorized
specialist.
ÎOnly have the pump connected when the power
supply is disconnected.
Compare the supply data with the data on the motor-plate. The
voltage must not vary by more than +10% and -10% from that
shown on the type-plate.
In the electrical installation, arrangements (complying with EN
60335-1) must be made for disconnecting the pump motor from the
electrical supply.
The pump must be installed so that contact with live parts (e.g.
electrical connection) is impossible.
We recommend that a fuse is installed in the supply circuit; the
operating current is given in Data Sheet.
Electrical connection
1. Take off the housing for the electronics or terminal cover (see
fig. 2); to do this, release the four screws.
2. Draw the mains cables into the electronics housing or the
terminal cover through the free cable screw holes.
Mechanical
Electrical
Fig. 2: Explanation of important
elements on the basis of example
UN 012 ST.26 I
Specification
1Head insulation
2Fixing screws of head
insulation
3Electronic housing (.-26-
design only) or terminal
cover (.-11-and .16-
designs)

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3. Connect the mains cables to the connections L 1 and N of
the terminal block (see figs. 3a, 3b or 4).
4. Connect the earth (ground) wire to the pump motor.
5. Place the electronics housing or the terminal cover back in
position and screw it tight; make sure the housing sealing is
properly sited.
6. Only .26 versions (pumps with heated heads; electronically
controlled): Connect the serial interface cable to an
available, active COM port on the PC (to operate the pump
without PC software, the interface cable can be detached on
terminals X3/1-5 and removed; use the protective cap
supplied to cover the unused cable fitting).
Fig. 3b: Electronic connection of UN036.0 _T.11I
Fig. 3a: Electrical connection
(.11-designs: with thermostat-
regulated head heating) except
for UN036_T.11I )

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Fig. 4: Electronic connection (.26-designs: with electronically-controlled
head heating)
Remove the protection plugs from the port threads.
Connect the suction and pressure lines. For size of the port
threads see section 9. For flow direction, see the marking on the
pump head or data sheet.
Arrange the suction and pressure lines so that condensate cannot
run into the pump (falling tubes).
Pneumatic

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4. Operation
Specific safety instructions for the media being handled must
be observed.
DANGER
If combustible media are used:
Hazard of fires and explosions due to excessively
high media temperature
ÎBe aware that the pumps are not designed to be
explosion-proof.
ÎMake sure the temperature of the medium is
always sufficiently below the ignition temperature
of the medium, to avoid ignition or explosion.
This also applies for unusual operational
situations.
ÎNote that the temperature of the medium
increases when the pump compresses the
medium.
ÎHence, make sure the temperature of the
medium is sufficiently below the ignition
temperature of the medium, even when it is
compressed to the maximum permissible
operating pressure of the pump.
ÎThe maximum permissible operating pressure of
the pump is stated in the technical specifications
(section 9).
ÎIf necessary, consider any external sources of
energy, such as radiation, that may add heat to
the medium.
ÎIn case of doubt, consult the KNF customer
service.
Before pumping a medium, the compatibility of materials of pump
head, diaphragm and valves with the medium must be checked (for
pump materials: see section 9).
The pump must not start against pressure or vacuum. When it is
switched on the pressure in the suction and pressure lines must be
atmospheric. This must be so even when the pump restarts after
the power has been cut off for a short period.
The maximum permissible operating pressure (see section 9) must
not be exceeded.
To prevent the maximum permissible operating pressure being
exceeded, restriction or control of the air or gas flow should only be
carried out in the suction line.
If restriction or control of the air or gas flow is made on the
pressure side ensure that the maximum permissible operating
pressure is not exceeded.

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WARNING
Hazard of the pump head bursting due to excessive
pressure increase
ÎDo not exceed max. permissible operating
pressure (see chapter 9).
ÎMonitor pressure during operation.
ÎIf the pressure exceeds the maximum
permissible operating pressure, immediately
switch off pump and eliminate fault (see chapter
7).
ÎOnly throttle or regulate the air or gas quantity in
the suction line to prevent the maximum
permissible operating pressure from being
exceeded.
ÎIf the air or gas quantity in the pressure line is
throttled or regulated, make sure that the
maximum permissible operating pressure is not
exceeded.
ÎEnsure that the pump outlet is not closed or
constricted.
When the pump is at a standstill the inlet and exhaust must be at
normal atmospheric pressure.
When the operation of the pump is interrupted by the thermal
switch, the pump will re-start automatically after cooling down.
Take all care necessary to prevent this leading to a dangerous
situation.
Diaphragm and valve plates are the only parts subject to wear.
Wear is usually indicated by a drastic reduction in the pneumatic
performance. When replacing parts proceed as described in
section 5.
Ambient conditions: see section 1.3.
Operating pumps with electronic temperature control (.26
designs)

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The pump can be operated either from the display or using the
PC software. The display is on a higher level than the software,
i.e. the pump can always be operated from the display. Pressing
the "Off" button stops a PC-controlled cycle.
a.) Using the PC-Software
1. Insert CD into CD-ROM drive on the computer.
2. Install the PC software by running "Start_Setup.exe" or the
Auto-setup routine.
3. Start the PC software by clicking on the "KNF-Pump Control"
icon or running "KNF-Pump Control.exe".
4. Set the desired language from the start page and activate
the program by clicking on "Start".
5. For additional information, please refer to the software
description under the menu item “Help\Topic help”. You will
find this file at C:\Program\knf\Pump Control\ knfhelpe.rtf.
This document can be printed.
b.) Using keys of the display
See fig. 5 for operating keys and display.
The pump is switched on and off with the ON/OFF key.
UN012, UN024, UN036:
Operating mode 1 is selected at the factory. Changing the
operating mode will cause error messages.
UN036.0:
Operating mode 4 is selected at the factory. The following settings
can be selected:
Operating mode 3: Enter a setpoint and a hysteresis
temperature value. The two pump heads are regulated to
this set point separately.
Operating mode 4: Enter a separate set point and
hysteresis temperature value for each pump head. The two
pump heads are regulated separately. This mode is
selected at the factory.
1. Press the Up key and the Down key simultaneously.
Within 5 seconds, press the Hysteresis key.
The current operating mode will be shown in the
display.
2. Set the operating mode with the Up key or the Down key.
3. Press the Hysteresis key to accept the value. Alternative: 10
seconds after the last value input, the current value will be
used as the set point.
UN012, UN024, UN036:
Switching on with the device in operating mode 3 or 4
prompts error message E02.
Fig. 5: Operating keys and
display (only .26 design: with
electronically-controlled head
heating)
Switching the pump on and off
Operating modes
Setting the operating mode

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UN 036.0:
Pump head 1 only is heated in operating mode 1.
To input the set point temperature and the hysteresis, and for
temperature display, a choice can be made between °C and °F.
LED for °C and LED for °F indicate which temperature display
mode has been selected.
To change the temperature display mode, press the Up key and
the Down key simultaneously and keep them pressed down for
about 5 seconds.
It is only possible to change between °C and °F if the
pump has been turned off at the ON/OFF key.
During pump operation the display shows the actual temperature.
The LED “Actual Temp” in the top right of the operating
panel lights up.
Only UN036.0: During operation in operating mode 3 or 4,
the actual temperature for each of the pump heads are
displayed, alternating at 5 sec intervals. The LED for the
SET-TEMP key indicates the head.
To display the set point temperature during pump operation, the
SET-TEMP key is pressed.
The "Actual Temp" LED display is not visible while the set
point temperature is displayed.
The display switches back to the actual temperature 3
seconds after the SET-TEMP button has been released.
UN036.0 in operating mode 4: When the SET-TEMP but-
ton is held down, the setpoint temperatures for each of the
pump heads are displayed, alternating at 5 sec intervals.
The LED for the SET-TEMP key indicates the head.
A temperature can be set to which the pump head is heated
(setpoint temperature).
The heating temperature can only be set if the pump has
been turned off at the ON/OFF key.
1. Press the SET-TEMP key once.
The current set point temperature appears in the display
after 2 seconds.
2. Adjust the desired temperature with the Up or Down key.
Temperature range:
60-240 °C
140-464 °F
To change between °C and °F, see above.
3. Press the SET-TEMP key to accept the value. Alternative: 10
seconds after the last value input, the current value will be
adopted as the set point temperature.
4. UN 036.0 in operating mode 4: Repeat the set point
temperature process for head 2. To do this, press the
SET-TEMP key twice.
° C and ° F
Temperature display
Setting the heating temperature

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The hysteresis indicates the degree by which the set point
temperature set is undercut until the heating cartridge begins to
provide heat again.
The hysteresis can only be set if the pump has been
turned off at the ON/OFF key.
1. Press the Hysteresis key once.
The current hysteresis appears in the display after 2
seconds.
2. Adjust the desired hysteresis with the Up or Down key.
Hysteresis range:
1-30 °C
1-54 °F
To change between °C and °F see above.
3. Press the HYSTERESIS key to adopt the value. Alternative:
10 seconds after the last value input, the current value will be
adopted as the set point temperature.
4. UN036.0 in operating mode 4: Repeat the hysteresis process
for head 2. To do this, press the HYSTERESIS key twice.
If the pump is switched on with the preheating function activated,
pump operation will begin only when the pump head has reached
the specified set point temperature. This then ensures that none of
the constituents of the medium to be delivered will condense out.
1. Switch the preheating function on by using the Preheating key.
2. Switch the pump on with the ON/OFF key.
The pump head is heated up to the preset temperature,
while the pump is not working.
LED ON lights up in the Preheating key.
3. When the preset temperature is reached, the pump starts to
transfer.
Adjusting the hysteresis
Pre-heating the pump head

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5. Servicing
Before working on the pump, isolate the power supply
securely, then check that the lines are not live.
VORSICHT
Danger of burning yourself when using hot media
ÎLet the pump head cool down before working on
the pump.
Diaphragm and valve plates are the only parts of the pump subject
to wear. They are simple to change.
Always change diaphragm, valve plates and sealing rings at the
same time. If diaphragm and valve plates are not changed at the
same time the nominal performance of the pump is not guaranteed
after the service.
WARNUNG
Health hazard due to dangerous substances in the
pump
Depending on the substances transferred, caustic
burns or poisoning are possible.
ÎWear protective clothing if necessary, e.g.
protective gloves.
ÎClean pump with suitable measures.
After opening the pump head, or replacing the diaphragm and
valve plates the high gas-tightness is no longer guaranteed. A leak
test is able to verify that the original standard of gas-tightness has
been achieved.
Spare part* Quantity
Valve plates 2 (per pump head)
Wave diaphragm 1 (per pump head)
O-Rings 2 (per pump head)
Tab. 1: Spare parts * According to Spare parts list, chapter 8
Spare part

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Type range Tools/Material
Phillips screwdriver No. 1
UN012 Fork wrench or socket wrench 7 mm
UN024 Fork wrench or socket wrench 8 mm
UN036, UN036.0 Fork wrench or socket wrench 10 mm
Pin-wrench for two-hole nuts, pin diameter
4 mm (available as “wrench for retainer
plate”, a KNF accessory, see section 10)
Screwdriver for slotted screw (only for .11-
versions)
Felt-tip pen
Sharp knife
Tab. 2: Tools and material
Change the wave diaphragm and valve plates in the following
sequence:
a.) Preparatory steps
b.) Removing pump head
c.) Changing diaphragm
d.) Changing valve plates and sealing rings
e.) Refitting pump head
f.) Final steps.
Proceed as follows (see fig. 6).
For two-headed pumps: Perform and finish all work on one pump
head before working on the second pump head.
Tools and materials

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1Support ring
2Wave diaphragm
3 Intermediate plate
4 Head plate
5 Spring washer
6 Cap nut
7 Clamping disc
8 Connection rod disc
9 Connection rod extension
10 O-ring
11 Valve plate
Fig. 6: Pump head (symbolic)
Fig. 7: Arrangement of the disk spring for material version of pump head

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a.) Preparatory step
1. Disconnect the pump from the power supply; check that the
pump is electrically dead and secure this.
2. Release the screws on the underside of the head insulation
(see fig. 2) and lift the head insulation out upwards.
3. For .11 designs only (pumps with thermostatically-regulated
head heating) and .26 designs (pumps with heated heads;
electronically controlled): Remote the strain relief from the
underside of the head insulation or from the compressor
housing (N036.0).
b.) Removing pump head
For pumps with heating inset (.11 and .26 designs): The heating
inset remains fitted in the head plate.
1. Mark the position of support ring (1), intermediate plate (3),
and head plate (4) relative to each other by a drawing line with
a felt-tip marker. This is to ensure that the parts will be
reassembled in correct position at a later stage.
2. Release the cap nuts (6) and remove them together with the
spring washers (5).
The spring washers are fitted in order to maintain the tension
of the wave diaphragm right across the temperature range of
the pump.
3. Remove head plate (4).
4. Remove intermediate plate (3).
5. Remove the valve plates (11) and O-rings (10) from the
intermediate plate (3).
c) Changing diaphragm
1. Cut around the circumference of the wave diaphragm (2) (cut
clamping disc (7) free - to facilitate loosening).
2. Release the clamping disc (7) by turning it counter-clockwise
with a pin wrench or a clamping disc wrench. To counter hold,
insert open-ended wrench above the upper insulating plate and
onto the connecting rod extensions (9).
Take care to ensure that the shims do not slip under the
diaphragm support (8).
3. Remove wave diaphragm (2).
4. Check that all parts are free from dirt and clean them if
necessary (see section 6. Cleaning).
5. Slide a new wave diaphragm (2) onto the threaded bolt of the
retainer plate (7).
6. Screw the clamping disc (7) with wave diaphragm (2) into the
connection rod extension (9); to tighten the retainer plate, use
the wrench for clamping disc/the pin wrench to turn it firmly
clockwise.

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Tightening torque:
UN012: 7 Nm
UN024: 8 Nm
UN036, UN036.0: 13 Nm
d) Changing valve plates and sealing rings
1. Check that intermediate plate and head plate is clean (see
section 6). If damage, distortion, or corrosion is evident on
these parts, they should be replaced.
2. Place the intermediate plate (3) on the support ring (1) in the
position indicated by the felt tip pen mark.
3. Lay the new valve plates (11) onto the valve seats of the
intermediate plate (3).
The valve plates are identical for the pressure and suction
side; the position of the valve plates is determined by the
shape of the valve seats
4. Fit the new O-rings (10) in the intermediate plate (3).
e) Refitting pump head
1. Place the head plate (4) on the intermediate plate (3) in the
position indicated by the felt-tip pen marking.
2. Place spring washers (5).
For position see fig. 7.
3. Place the cap nuts (6) in position, and tighten to the torque
value shown below.
UN012: 2 Nm
UN024: 5 Nm
UN036, UN036.0: 7 Nm
f) Final steps
1. Refit the head insulation.
2. .11 designs only (pumps with thermostatic-regulated head
heating) and .26 designs (pumps with heated heads;
electronically controlled):
Slide the protective tube into the bore of the base plate.
Tighten the strain relief on the underside of the head insulation
or on the compressor housing (UN036.0).
3. Reconnect the pump to the electricity supply.
If you have any questions about servicing call our technical adviser
(see last page for contact telephone number).

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6. Cleaning
When changing valve plates and wave diaphragm, inspect all parts
for dirt before assembling the pump head, and clean them if
necessary.
If a compressed air line is available, blow the parts out with it.
7. Trouble Shooting
Before working on the pump isolate the power supply
securely, then check that the lines are not live.
The following tips for fault-finding are best employed in the
sequence shown.
Pump produces no flow
Thermal switch has opened due to over-heating of motor:
`Disconnect pump from mains and allow it to cool.
Trace cause of over-heating and eliminate it.
Connections or lines are blocked
An external valve is closed, or a filter blocked.
Liquid (condensate) has collected in the pump head:
`Let the pump run for a few minutes pumping air (if
necessary for safety reasons: pumping an inert
gas.)
`Install the pump at the highest point in the system.
Diaphragms or valve plates are worn:
`Section 5 Servicing.
Flow, pressure, or vacuum too low
Compare the actual performance with the figures in section
9 or the data sheet.
Liquid (condensate) has collected in the pump head
`Let the pump run for a few minutes pumping air (if
necessary for safety reasons: pumping an inert
gas).
`Install the pump at the highest point in the system.
There is pressure on the pressure side, and at the same
time vacuum, or a pressure above atmospheric, on the
suction side:
`The pump is not designed for this condition.
The cross-section of pneumatic lines, or connected
components is too small, or they are restricted:
`To measure the performance, disconnect the
pump from the system (small diameter tubing or a
valve can significantly affect performance).

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There is a leak at a connector, in a line, or in the pump
head.
Diaphragm or valve plate is worn, or dirt is in the head.
`Section 5 Servicing.
Pump head is not heating up:
(.11 and .26 designs only)
Check the cable connections in the terminal box (.11
designs) or electronics housing (.26 designs) respectively
(see Fig. 2).
Check the voltage in the mains power supply.
If you do not find a fault, contact your KNF technical adviser.
Error messages in the display:
(.26-designs only)
Displays E01:
The temperature measured at the heating inset is outside
the permissible range. For two-headed pumps this refers
to head 1.
`Pump and heating inset(s) are switched off.
Displays E02:
UN012, UN024, UN036:
A two-head pump operating mode has been selected by
mistake.
UN 036.0:
The temperature measured at the heating inset of head 2
is outside the permissible range.
`Pump and heating inset(s) are switched off.
Displays E03 or E04:
The temperature measured at the heating inset of head 1
(E03) or head 2 (E04), with temperature controlling active,
is 10 °C or more above the set point temperature which
has been set.
`Pump and heating inset(s) are switched off.
Displays E05:
Electronics error (transducer malfunction).
`Pump and heating inset(s) are switched off.
If the pump does not operate properly and you cannot find any of
the above faults, send it to the KNF Service Department.
In order for KNF to repair the pump, the customer must provide a
statement on the media which were pumped and on pump
cleaning. Please fill out the corresponding KNF form, and submit it
together with the pump. A sample statement for copying can be
found in section 11 of these operating instructions.

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8. Spare parts and accessories
Spare parts
UN012 _T._I
Spare part Order No.
Valve plate 049733
Wave diaphragm 049734
O-ring 055675
Spring washer 056019
Tab. 3
UN024 _T._I
Spare part Order No.
Valve plate 049733
Wave diaphragm 051337
O-ring 055675
Spring washer 056020
Tab. 4
UN036 _T._I
UN036.0 _T._I
Spare part Order No.
Valve plate 054112
Wave diaphragm 054111
O-ring 055676
Spring washer 056021
Tab. 5