Lincoln SKF CLP Touch User manual

Assembly Instructions
Lubrication pump CLP Touch
for progressive systems
Created on:
26.06.2023
Document no.:
951-171-072-EN
Version:
06
Read these instructions before
installation or start
-up of the
product and keep
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Original EC Declaration of Incorporation in accordance with Directive 2006/42/EC, Appen-
dix II Part 1 B
The manufacturer hereby declares at its sole responsibility that the partly completed machinery conforms to the essential health and safety requirements
of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, Annex I, marked in the Annex to the EC Declaration of Incorporation as applicable and fulfilled at the time of placing
on the market.
The special technical documents were prepared following Annex VII part B. Upon justifiable request, these special technical documents can be forwarded
electronically to the respective national authorities. The authorized company for the compilation of the technical documentation is the manufacturer.
Designation:
Electrically operated pump for the feeding of lubricants in interval operation inside a centralized lubrication system
Type:
CLP-xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxx
Furthermore, the following directives and standards were applied in the respective applicable areas:
2006/42/EC: Machinery Directive
2011/65/EU: RoHS II
2014/30/EU: Electromagnetic Compatibility
EN ISO 12100:2010
EN 60204-1:2018
EN 61000-6-2:2005/AC:2005
EN 61000-6-4:2007/A1:2011
EN 61131-2:2007
EN 809:1998+A1:2009/AC:2010
EN 60034-1:2010/AC:2010
EN 60947-5-1:2004/A1:2009
EN 60947-5-2:2007/A1:2012
EN IEC 63000:2018
The partly completed machinery must not be put into service until it has been established that the machinery into which it is to be incorporated is in com-
pliance with the provisions of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and all other applicable Directives.
Walldorf, 01.11.2022
Jürgen Kreutzkämper
Dr. Holger Schmidt
Manager R&D Germany
Manager Modularization
SKF
Lubrication Management
Hersteller: SKF Lubrication Systems Germany GmbH, Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 2-8, DE - 69190 Walldorf
Original UK Declaration of incorporation according to the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations
2008 No. 1597 Annex II
The manufacturer hereby declares under sole responsibility that the partly completed machinery complies with the essential health and safety require-
ments of UK legislation Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 No. 1597 Annex I, marked in the Annex to the EC Declaration of Incorporation as
applicable and fulfilled at the time of placing on the market.
The special technical documents were prepared following Annex VII part B. Upon justifiable request, these special technical documents can be forwarded
electronically to the respective national authorities. The authorized company for the compilation of the technical documentation is SKF (U.K.) Limited, 2 Ca-
nada Close, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX16 2RT, GBR.
Designation:
Electrically operated pump for the feeding of lubricants in interval operation inside a centralized lubrication system
Type:
CLP-xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxx
Furthermore, the following regulations and standards were applied in the respective applicable areas:
Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 No. 1597
The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012 No. 3032
Electromagnetic Compatibility Ordinance 2016 No. 1091
EN ISO 12100:2010
EN 60204-1:2018
EN 61000-6-2:2005/AC:2005
EN 61000-6-4:2007/A1:2011
EN 61131-2:2007
EN 809:1998+A1:2009/AC:2010
EN 60034-1:2010/AC:2010
EN 60947-5-1:2004/A1:2009
EN 60947-5-2:2007/A1:2012
EN IEC 63000:2018
The partly completed machinery must not be put into service until it has been established that the machinery into which it is to be incorporated is in com-
pliance with the provisions of UK legislation Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 No. 1597 and all other applicable Directives.
Walldorf, 01.11.2022
Jürgen Kreutzkämper
Dr. Holger Schmidt
Manager R&D Germany
Manager Modularization
SKF Lubrication Man
agement
Hersteller: SKF Lubrication Systems Germany GmbH, Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 2-8, DE - 69190 Walldorf

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Appendix to Declaration of Incorporation in accordance with 2006/42/EC, Annex II, No. 1 B
Description of the essential health and safety requirements according to 2006/42/EC, Annex I, which have been applied and fulfilled. Any
essential health and safety requirements not listed here are not relevant to this product.
Table 1
Appendix to Declaration of Incorporation
Valid for: CLx lubricant feed pumps
No.:
Essential health and safety requirement
Applicable:
Fulfilled:
1.1.1
Definitions
Yes
Yes
1.1.2
Principles of safety integration
Yes
Yes
1.1.3
Materials and products
Yes
Partially1)
1.1.5
Design of machinery to facilitate its handling
Yes
Yes
1.1.6
Ergonomics
Yes
Partially
2)
1.2
Control systems
Yes
Yes
1.2.1
Safety and reliability of control systems
Yes
Yes
1.2.3
Starting
Yes
Yes
1.2.6
Failure of the power supply
Yes
Yes
1.3
Protection against mechanical hazards
Yes
Yes
1.3.1
Risk of loss of stability
Yes
Yes
1.3.2
Risk of break-up during operation
Yes
Partially
3)
1.3.4
Risks due to surfaces, edges or angles
Yes
Yes
1.3.7
Risks related to moving parts
Yes
Yes
1.3.9
Risks of uncontrolled movements
Yes
Yes
1.5
Risks due to other hazards
Yes
Yes
1.5.1
Electricity supply
Yes
Yes
1.5.6
Fire
Yes
Yes
1.5.8
Noise
Yes
Yes
1.5.11
External radiation
Yes
Yes
1.5.13
Emissions of hazardous materials and substances
Yes
Yes
1.5.15
Risk of slipping, tripping, or falling
Yes
Yes
1.6
Servicing
1.6.1
Machinery maintenance
Yes
Yes
1.6.2
Access to operating positions and servicing points
Yes
Partially4)
1.6.4
Operator interventions
Yes
Yes
1.7
Information
Yes
Yes
1.7.1
Information and warnings on the machinery
Yes
Yes
1.7.1.1
Information and information devices
Yes
Yes
1.7.2
Warning of residual risks
Yes
Yes
1.7.3
Marking of machinery
Yes
Yes
1.7.4
Operating instructions/assembly instructions
Yes
Yes
1.7.4.1
General principles for the drafting of operating instructions/assembly instructions
Yes
Yes
1.7.4.2
Contents of the operating instructions/assembly instructions
Yes
Yes
1.7.4.3
Sales literature
Yes
Yes
1) Not completely fulfilled: Hazards due to the lubricant used must be assessed by the operator on the basis of the Safety Data
Sheet (SDS) and, if necessary, protective measures must be taken.
2) Not completely fulfilled: The operator must ensure that the pump is integrated into the higher-level machine in such a way that
the pump can be operated and filled ergonomically.
3) Not completely fulfilled: The operator must protect the lubrication system against excessive pressure. For this purpose, a pres-
sure relief valve with max. 270 bar opening pressure must be provided on each pump element.
4) Not completely fulfilled: The operator must ensure that the pump is integrated into the higher-level machine in such a way that
the pump can be operated without danger.

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Masthead
Manufacturer
SKF Lubrication Systems Germany GmbH
Email: [e-mail]
www.skf.com/lubrication
Berlin Plant
Motzener Strasse 35/37
12277 Berlin
Germany
Tel. [phone]
Fax [phone]
Walldorf Plant
Heinrich-Hertz-Strasse 2-8
69190 Walldorf, Germany
Germany
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Authorized local distributors
- Great Britain -
SKF (U.K.) Limited,
2 Canada Close, Banbury, Oxfordshire,
OX16 2RT, GBR.
- North America -
SKF Lubrication Business Unit
Lincoln Industrial
5148 North Hanley Road, St. Louis,
MO. 63134 USA
- South America -
SKF Argentina Pte. Roca 4145,
CP 2001 Rosario, Santa Fe
Warranty
The instructions contain no statements regarding the warranty
or liability for defects. That information can be found in our
General Terms of Payment and Delivery.
Training
We conduct detailed training in order to enable maximum safety
and efficiency. We recommend taking advantage of this training.
For further information, contact your authorized SKF dealer or
the manufacturer.

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Table of contents
Original EC Declaration of Incorporation in accordance with
Directive 2006/42/EC, Appendix II Part 1 B ..................... 2
Original UK Declaration of incorporation according to the Supply
of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 No. 1597 Annex
II.................................................................................................2
Masthead ...............................................................................................4
Table of contents..................................................................................5
Safety alerts, visual presentation, and layout.................................7
1. Safety instructions...........................................................................8
1.1 General safety instructions......................................................8
1.2 General electrical safety instructions.....................................8
1.3 General behaviour when handling the product ...................8
1.4 Intended use...............................................................................8
1.5 Persons authorized to use the product.................................8
1.6 Foreseeable misuse ..................................................................9
1.7 Referenced documents ............................................................9
1.8 Prohibition of certain activities ...............................................9
1.9 Painting plastic components and seals .................................9
1.10 Safety markings on the product ..........................................9
1.11 Note on the type plate ...........................................................9
1.12 Notes on CE marking .............................................................9
1.13 Note on Low Voltage Directive.............................................9
1.14 Note on Pressure Equipment Directive..............................9
1.15 Note on UL mark ................................................................. 10
1.16 Note on ECE mark ............................................................... 10
1.17 Note on UKCA marking....................................................... 10
1.18 Note on EAC marking.......................................................... 10
1.19 Note on China RoHS mark................................................. 10
1.20 Emergency shutdown ......................................................... 10
1.21 Assembly, maintenance, fault, repair............................... 10
1.22 First start-up, daily start-up.............................................. 10
1.23 Residual risks........................................................................ 11
2. Lubricants .......................................................................................12
2.1 General information............................................................... 12
2.2 Material compatibility ............................................................ 12
2.3 Temperature properties........................................................ 12
2.4 Aging of lubricants ................................................................. 12
2.5 Avoidance of faults and hazards.......................................... 12
2.6 Solid lubricants ....................................................................... 12
3. Overview, functional description.................................................13
3.1 Pump housing, upper part ................................................... 13
3.2 Electrical connections ............................................................ 13
3.3 Reservoir.................................................................................. 14
3.4 Pump housing, lower part.................................................... 14
3.5 Program structure ................................................................. 15
3.6 Explanation of icons and symbols ....................................... 16
3.7 Normal pump operation ....................................................... 17
3.7.1 Exiting the screensaver............................................. 17
3.7.2 Triggering additional lubrication ............................. 17
3.7.3 Displaying lubrications .............................................. 18
3.7.4 Displaying the total operating hours and the date
and time ................................................................................. 18
3.7.5 Displaying pump information .................................. 19
3.7.6 Display the pump temperature ............................... 19
3.7.7 Displaying warnings................................................... 20
3.7.8 Acknowledging warnings ..........................................20
3.7.9 Displaying errors ........................................................21
3.7.10 Acknowledging errors .............................................21
3.7.11 Displaying the current working mode..................22
3.8 Setting operation of the pump.............................................23
3.8.1 Changing the pump password .................................23
3.8.2 Setting the date and time.........................................24
3.9 Time-controlled mode...........................................................24
3.9.1 Modifying settings ......................................................24
3.9.2 Setting the lubrication time and pause time.........25
3.9.3 Checking the settings.................................................25
3.10 Counter-controlled mode...................................................26
3.10.1 Settings......................................................................26
3.10.2 Setting the lubrication time and the number of
pulses ......................................................................................27
3.10.3 Checking the settings ..............................................28
3.11 Cycle Controlled mode ........................................................29
3.11.1 Modifying settings....................................................29
3.11.2 Monitoring by the cycle switch ..............................30
3.11.3 Deviations in the cycle switch signals ..................30
3.11.4 Checking the settings ..............................................32
3.12 Block operation.....................................................................33
3.12.1 Block operation with cycle switch signal received
..................................................................................................33
3.12.2 Block operation with no cycle switch signal
received...................................................................................33
3.13 Factory settings....................................................................34
3.14 Undo/redo..............................................................................34
4. Technical data................................................................................ 35
4.1 Diagram relative duty cycle ..................................................36
4.2 Tightening torques.................................................................37
4.3 Hydraulic connection diagrams............................................38
4.4 Type identification code.........................................................39
5. Delivery, returns, storage............................................................ 41
5.1 Delivery.....................................................................................41
5.2 Return shipment.....................................................................41
5.3 Storage.....................................................................................41
5.4 Storage temperature range .................................................41
5.5 Storage conditions for products filled with lubricant.......41
5.5.1 Storage period up to 6 months ...............................41
5.5.2 Storage period between 6 and 18 months ........... 41
5.5.3 Storage period more than 18 months ................... 41
5.6 Declaration of decontamination...........................................41
6. Assembly ........................................................................................ 42
6.1 Mounting dimensions ............................................................42
6.2 Assembly holes .......................................................................42
6.3 Setting the delivery rate on pump element R...................43
6.4 Installing the pressure relief valve ......................................43
6.5 Connection of the lubrication line........................................43
6.6 Electrical connection ..............................................................44
6.7 Setting/checking the working mode and parameters of the
pump................................................................................................44
7. First start-up ................................................................................. 45
7.1 Inspections before first start-up..........................................45
7.2 Inspections during first start-up..........................................45
8. Operation........................................................................................ 46
8.1 Initial filling of a pump delivered without lubricant.......... 46
8.2 Regular filling with a transfer pump................................... 46

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8.3 Regular filling with cartridge ................................................47
8.4 Regular filling via the filler nipple ........................................47
8.5 Triggering additional lubrication..........................................47
9. Maintenance and repair...............................................................48
9.1 Maintenance ............................................................................48
10. Cleaning........................................................................................49
10.1 Basics......................................................................................49
10.2 Interior cleaning....................................................................49
10.3 Exterior cleaning...................................................................49
10.4 Cleaning the vent pipe.........................................................49
11. Faults, causes, and remedies ................................................... 50
12. Repairs..........................................................................................53
12.1 Replacing pump element and pressure relief valve.......53
13. Shutdown, disposal ....................................................................53
13.1 Temporary shutdown..........................................................53
13.2 Permanent shutdown, disassembly..................................53
13.3 Disposal..................................................................................53
14. Spare parts and accessories.....................................................54
14.1 Pump elements ....................................................................54
14.2 Pressure control valves 270 bar, plug-in type for tube Ø
6 ........................................................................................................54
14.3 Pressure control valves 270 bar, screw-in type for tube
Ø 6 ....................................................................................................54
14.4 Adapter with filler fitting .....................................................55
14.5 Closure screw........................................................................55
14.6 Grease port, plug-in ............................................................55
14.7 Fill connection, pivoted........................................................55
14.8 Grease port, plug-in ............................................................56
14.9 Filling connection, screwable .............................................56
14.10 Grease port with lubricant return...................................56
14.11 Grease port without lubricant return.............................57
14.12 Vent pipe assy.....................................................................57
14.13 Mounting brackets.............................................................57
14.14 Power lead ..........................................................................58
15. Appendix.......................................................................................59
15.1 Connection diagrams...........................................................59
15.2 Overview of cables and possible connections .................60
15.3 Terminal diagram for 7-pin bayonet connector ............61
15.4 Terminal diagram for 7-pin bayonet connector with
Piston Detector...............................................................................62
15.5 Terminal diagram for 4-pin bayonet connector ............63
15.6 Terminal diagram for rectangular connector .................64
15.7 Terminal diagram for M12x1 socket, A-coded...............65
15.8 Terminal diagram for M12x1 socket, B-coded ..............66
15.9 Terminal diagram for M12x1 plug, A-coded ..................67
15.10 China RoHS Table..............................................................68

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Safety alerts, visual presenta-
tion, and layout
While reading these instructions, you will encounter various
symbols, illustrations, and text layouts intended to help you
navigate and understand the instructions. Their meaning is ex-
plained below.
Safety alerts:
Activities that present specific hazards (to life and limb or possi-
ble damage to property) are indicated by safety alerts. Always
be sure to follow the instructions given in the safety alerts.
<
DANGER
These safety alerts indicate an imminent danger.
Ignoring them will result in death or
serious injury
<
WARNING
These safety alerts indicate potentially imminent
danger. Ignoring them could result in death or se-
rious injury
<
CAUTION
These safety alerts indicate potentially imminent
danger.
Ignoring them could result in minor injury
<
NOTICE
These safety alerts indicate a potentially harmful
situation. Ignoring them could result in damage to
property or malfunctions
Illustrations:
The illustrations used depict a specific product. For other prod-
ucts, they may have the function of a diagram only. This does
not alter the basic workings and operation of the product.
Text layout:
•First-order bulleted lists: Items on a bulleted list start with
a solid black dot and an indent.
–Second-order bulleted lists: If there is a further listing of
subitems, the second-order bulleted list is used.
1 Legend: A legend explains the numbered contents of an illus-
tration, presented as a numbered list. Items in a legend start
with a number (with no dot) and an indent.
–Second-order legend: In some cases, the numbered con-
tents of an image represent more than just one object. A
second-order legend is then used.
1.Instruction steps: These indicate a chronological sequence
of instruction steps. The numbers of the steps are in bold and
are followed by a period. If a new activity follows, the num-
bering starts again at “1.”
–Second-order instruction steps: In some cases, it is nec-
essary to divide up a step into a few substeps. A sequence
of second-order instruction steps is then used.

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1. Safety instructions
1.1 General safety instructions
•Putting the products into operation or operating them without
having read the instructions is prohibited. The operator must
ensure that the instructions are read and understood by all
persons tasked with working on the product or who supervise
or instruct such persons. Retain the instructions for further
use.
•The product may only be used in awareness of the potential
dangers, in proper technical condition, and according to the
information in this manual.
•Any faults that could affect safety must be remedied accord-
ing to responsibility. The supervisor must be notified immedi-
ately in case of malfunctions outside one's individual scope of
responsibility.
•Unauthorized modifications and changes can have an unpre-
dictable effect on safety and operation. Unauthorized modifi-
cations and changes are therefore prohibited. Only original
SKF spare parts and SKF accessories may be used.
•Any unclear points regarding proper condition or correct as-
sembly/operation must be clarified. Operation is prohibited
until issues have been clarified.
•The components used must be suitable for the intended use
and the applicable operating conditions, e.g. max. operating
pressure and ambient temperature range, and must not be
subjected to torsion, shear, or bending.
1.2 General electrical safety instructions
•Electrical devices must be kept in proper condition. This must
be ensured by periodic inspections in accordance with the rel-
evant applicable standards and technical rules. The type, fre-
quency, and scope of the inspections must be determined in
accordance with the risk assessment to be carried out by the
operator. Work on electrical components may be performed
only by qualified electricians. Connect the electrical power
only in accordance with the valid terminal diagram and in ob-
servance of the relevant regulations and the local electrical
supply conditions.
•Work on electrical components may be performed only in a
voltage-free state and using tools suitable for electrical work.
Do not touch cables or electrical components with wet or
moist hands.
•Fuses must not be bridged. Always replace defective fuses
with fuses of the same type.
•Ensure proper connection of the protective conductor for
products with protection class I. Observe the specified enclo-
sure rating.
•The operator must implement appropriate measures to pro-
tect vulnerable electrical devices from the effects of lightning
during use. The electrical device is not furnished with a
grounding system for the dissipation of the respective electric
charge and does not have the voltage strength necessary to
withstand the effects of lightning.
1.3 General behaviour when handling the
product
•Familiarize yourself with the functions and operation of the
product. The specified assembly and operating steps and their
sequences must be observed.
•Keep unauthorized persons away.
•Wear personal protective equipment always.
•Precautionary operational measures and instructions for the
respective work must be observed.
•In addition to these Instructions, general statutory regulations
for accident prevention and environmental protection must be
observed.
•Precautionary operational measures and instructions for the
respective work must be observed. Uncertainty seriously en-
dangers safety.
•Safety-related protective and safety equipment must not be
removed, modified or affected otherwise in its function and is
to be checked at regular intervals for completeness and func-
tion.
•If protective and safety equipment has to be dismantled, it
must be reassembled immediately after finishing the work,
and then checked for correct function.
•Remedy occurring faults in the frame of responsibilities. Im-
mediately inform your superior in the case of faults beyond
your competence.
•Never use parts of the centralized lubrication system or of the
machine as standing or climbing aids.
1.4 Intended use
Supply of lubricants.
The product is intended solely for installation in another ma-
chine.
Use is only permitted within the scope of commercial or eco-
nomic activity by professional users, in compliance with the
specifications, technical data, and limits specified in this manual.
1.5 Persons authorized to use the prod-
uct
Operator
A person who is qualified by training, knowledge and experience
to carry out the functions and activities related to normal oper-
ation. This includes avoiding possible hazards that may arise
during operation.
Specialist in mechanics
Person with appropriate professional education, knowledge and
experience to detect and avoid the hazards that may arise dur-
ing transport, installation, start-up, operation, maintenance, re-
pair and disassembly.
Specialist in electrics
Person with appropriate professional education, knowledge and
experience to detect and avoid the hazards that may arise from
electricity.

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1.6 Foreseeable misuse
Any usage of the product other than as specified in this manual
is strictly prohibited. Particularly prohibited are:
•Use of non-specified consumables, contaminated lubricants,
or lubricants with air inclusions.
•Use of C3 versions in areas with aggressive, corrosive sub-
stances (e.g., high salt load).
•Use of plastic parts in areas with high exposure to ozone, UV
light, or ionizing radiation.
•Use to supply, convey, or store hazardous substances and
mixtures as defined in the CLP Regulation (EC 1272/2008) or
GHS with acute oral, dermal, or inhalation toxicity or sub-
stances and mixtures that are marked with hazard pictograms
GHS01-GHS06 and GHS08.
•Use to supply, convey, or store Group 1 fluids classified as
hazards as defined in the Pressure Equipment Directive
(2014/68/EU) Article 13 (1) a).
•Use to supply, convey, or store gases, liquefied gases, dis-
solved gases, vapors, or fluids whose vapor pressure exceeds
normal atmospheric pressure (1013 mbar) by more than
0.5 bar at their maximum permissible operating temperature.
•Use in an explosion protection zone.
•Use without proper securing against excessively high pres-
sures, in the case of pressurized products.
•Use outside of the technical data and limits specified in this
manual.
1.7 Referenced documents
In addition to this manual, the following documents must be ob-
served by the respective target group:
•Company instructions and approval rules
If applicable:
•Safety data sheet of the lubricant used
•Project planning documents
•Supplementary information regarding special designs of the
pump. This you will find in the special system documentation.
•Instructions for other components for setting up the central-
ized lubrication system.
1.8 Prohibition of certain activities
•Replacement of or modifications to the pistons of the pump
elements
•Repairs or modifications to the drive
1.9 Painting plastic components and se-
als
The painting of any plastic components and seals of the prod-
ucts described is prohibited. Completely mask or remove plastic
components before painting the main machine.
1.10 Safety markings on the product
NOTE
Further to the findings of the workplace risk evaluation the
operating company has to attach additional markings (e. g.
warnings, signs giving orders, prohibition signs or labelling
as specified by CLP / GHS), where appropriate.
1.11 Note on the type plate
The type plate provides important data such as the type desig-
nation, order number, and sometimes regulatory characteris-
tics. To avoid loss of this data in case the type plate becomes il-
legible, it should be entered in the manual.
Fig. 1
Type plate
Fig. 2
Type plate with ECE mark
1.12 Notes on CE marking
CE marking is effected following the requirements
of the applied directives requiring a CE marking:
•2014/30/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility
•2011/65/EU Directive on the restriction of the use of certain
hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment
(RoHS II)
1.13 Note on Low Voltage Directive
The protection objectives of the Low Voltage Directive
2014/35/EU are met in accordance with Annex I, No. 1.5.1 of
the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
1.14 Note on Pressure Equipment Direc-
tive
Due to its performance characteristics, the product does not
reach the limit values defined in Article 4, Paragraph 1, Subpar-
agraph (a) (ii) and is excluded from the scope of Pressure Equip-
ment Directive 2014/68/EU in accordance with Article 1, Para-
graph 2 Subparagraph (f).

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1.15 Note on UL mark
The UL Mark certifies that the product has UL
certification of compliance with U.S. and Canadian
safety regulations.
1.16 Note on ECE mark
The ECE test mark (E1) confirms that an ECE type
approval (components requiring approval on mo-
tor vehicles) has been granted for a product
which bears this mark on its type plate.
1.17 Note on UKCA marking
The UKCA conformity marking confirms the prod-
uct’s conformity with the applicable legal provi-
sions of Great Britain.
1.18 Note on EAC marking
The EAC conformity marking confirms the prod-
uct’s conformity with the applicable legal provi-
sions of the Eurasian customs union.
1.19 Note on China RoHS mark
The China RoHS mark confirms that there is no
danger to persons or the environment from the
regulated substances contained within for the in-
tended period of use (year number shown in the
circle).
1.20 Emergency shutdown
This is done by a course of action to be defined by the operator.
1.21 Assembly, maintenance, fault, re-
pair
Prior to the start of this work, all relevant persons must be noti-
fied of it. At a minimum, the following safety measures must be
taken before any work is done:
•Unauthorized persons must be kept away
•Mark and secure the work area
•Cover adjacent live parts
•Dry any wet, slippery surfaces or cover them appropriately
•Cover hot or cold surfaces appropriately
Where applicable:
•Depressurize
•Isolate, lock and tag out
•Check to ensure live voltage is no longer present
•Ground and short-circuit
The product should be protected as much as possible from
humidity, dust, and vibration, and should be installed so that it is
easily accessible. Ensure an adequate distance from sources of
heat or cold. Any visual monitoring devices present, such as
pressure gauges, min./max. markings, or oil level gauges must
be clearly visible. Observe the mounting position requirements.
Drill required holes only on non-critical, non-load-bearing
parts of the operator's infrastructure. Use existing holes where
possible. Avoid chafe points. Immobilize any moving or detached
parts during the work. Adhere to the specified torques.
If guards or safety devices need to be removed, they must be
reinstalled immediately following conclusion of work and then
checked for proper function.
Check new parts for compliance with the intended use before
using them.
Avoid mixing up or incorrectly assembling disassembled parts.
Label parts. Clean any dirty parts.
1.22 First start-up, daily start-up
Ensure that:
•All safety devices are fully present and functional
•All connections are properly connected
•All parts are correctly installed
•All warning labels on the product are fully present, visible, and
undamaged
•Illegible or missing warning labels are immediately replaced

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1.23 Residual risks
Table 2
Residual risks
Residual risk
Possible in lifecycle
Avoidance / Remedy
Personal injury / property damage due
to falling of hoisted parts.
A
B
C
G
H
K
Unauthorized persons must be kept away. Nobody is
allowed to be present below hoisted parts. Lift parts u-
sing suitable lifting gear.
Personal injury / property damage due
to tilting or falling product due to non-
compliance with specified torques.
B
C
G
Adhere to the specified torques. Mount the product
only on components with a sufficient load-carrying ca-
pacity. If no torques are specified, use those specified
for the screw size for screws of strength class 8.8.
Personal injury, property damage due
to spilled, leaked lubricant.
B
C
D
F
G
H
K
Be careful when connecting or disconnecting the lubri-
cant lines. Use only hydraulic screw unions and lubrica-
tion lines suitable for the specified pressure. Do not
mount lubrication lines on moving parts or chafe
points. If this cannot be avoided, use anti-kink coils
and/or conduits.
Fire hazard or damage to the pump
from operation with damaged electrical
components, such as power leads and
plugs.
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Inspect electrical components for damage prior to ini-
tial use and then at regular intervals. Do not install the
cable on moving parts or chafe points. If this cannot be
avoided, use anti-kink coils and/or conduits.
Damage to the pump from failure to
comply with the permissible relative
ON-time.
C
D
Operate the pump only within the permissible relative
ON-time.
Damage to the pump from installing at
the place of use without the mounting
brackets and fastening hardware in-
tended for that purpose (see Installa-
tion chapter).
B
C
D
G
Install the pump only with the mounting brackets and
fastening hardware intended for that purpose.
Lifecycle phases: A = Transport, B = Assembly, C = First start-up, D = Operation, E = Cleaning, F = Maintenance, G = Malfunction, repair, H
= Shutdown, K = Disposal

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2. Lubricants
2.1 General information
Lubricants are selected specifically for the relevant application.
The manufacturer or operator of the machine should ideally
make the selection in consultation with the supplier of the lubri-
cant. If you have no or little experience in selecting lubricants for
lubrication systems, please contact us. We would be happy to
assist you in selecting suitable lubricants and components to
build a lubrication system optimized for your particular applica-
tion. Consider the following points when selecting/using lubri-
cants. This will spare you potential downtime and damage to
the machine or lubrication system.
2.2 Material compatibility
The lubricants must generally be compatible with the following
materials:
•Plastics: ABS, CR, FPM, NBR, NR, PA, PET, PMMA, POM, PP,
PS, PTFE, PU, PUR
•Metals: steel, gray cast iron, brass, copper, aluminum
2.3 Temperature properties
The lubricant used must be suitable for the specific ambient
temperature of the product. The viscosity approved for proper
functioning must neither be exceeded at low temperatures nor
fall too low at high temperatures. For the approved viscosity,
see the “Technical data” chapter.
2.4 Aging of lubricants
Based on past experience with the lubricant used, checks should
be conducted at regular intervals defined by the operator, to
determine whether the lubricant needs to be replaced due to
aging processes (oil separation). In case of doubt regarding the
continued suitability of the lubricant, it must be replaced before
the system is started up again. If you do not yet have any expe-
rience with the lubricant used, we recommend conducting a
check after just one week.
2.5 Avoidance of faults and hazards
To avoid faults and hazards, please observe the following:
•When handling lubricants, observe the relevant safety data
sheet (SDS) and any hazard labeling on the packaging.
•Due to the large number of additives, some lubricants that
meet the pumpability requirements specified in the manual
are not suitable for use in centralized lubrication systems.
•Whenever possible, always use SKF lubrication greases. They
are ideal for use in lubrication systems.
•Do not mix lubricants. This can have unpredictable effects on
the properties and usability of the lubricant.
•Use lubricants containing solid lubricants only after technical
consultation with SKF.
• The lubricant’s ignition temperature has to be at least 50 kel-
vin above the maximum surface temperature of the compo-
nents.
2.6 Solid lubricants
Solid lubricants may only be used after prior consultation with
SKF. When solid lubricants are used in lubrication systems, the
following rules generally apply:
Graphite:
•Maximum graphite content 8%
•Maximum grain size 25 µm (preferably in lamellar form)
MoS2:
•Maximum MoS2 content 5%
•Maximum grain size 15 µm
Copper:
•Lubricants containing copper are known to lead to coatings
forming on pistons, bore holes, and mating surfaces. This can
result in blockages in the centralized lubrication system.
Calcium carbonate:
•Lubricants containing calcium carbonate are known to lead to
very heavy wear on pistons, bore holes, and mating surfaces.
Calcium hydroxide:
•Lubricants containing calcium hydroxide are known to harden
considerably over time, which can lead to failure of the cen-
tralized lubrication system.
PTFE, zinc, and aluminum:
•For these solid lubricants, it is not yet possible to define any
limit values for use in lubrication systems on the basis of ex-
isting knowledge and practical experience.

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3. Overview, functional
description
In the following you will find an overview of the most important
functions and equipment features of the pump described in this
manual. The pump essentially consists of 3 modules:
•The upper part of the pump housing (12)
•The reservoir (1)
•The lower part of the pump housing (13)
Fig. 3
CLP pump, front view
3.1 Pump housing, upper part
The upper part of the pump housing (12) contains the electrical
connections (10.1 to 10.4), the control electronics, the touch
panel (15), and an UART cable (16).
NOTE
The UART cable is located in a bolted compartment and is
intended for use
only by persons authorized by the pump
manufacturer (e.g., SKF service personnel or dealers).
Fig. 4
Compartment with UART cable in the upper part of the pump
housing
3.2 Electrical connections
The electrical connections (10.1 to 10.4) are used for the
power supply and for signals and communications. The follow-
ing electrical connections are possible depending on the exact
version of the pump.
Fig. 5
Electrical connections
Table 3
Possible positions of the electrical connections and
type identification codes
<Conte nt>
Top left (10.1) or top right (10.3)
A
M12x1 plug,
4
-pin, male A-coded
DIN EN ISO
61076-2-101
B
M12x1 socket,
5
-pin, female A-coded
DIN EN ISO 61076
-2-101
C
M12x1 socket,
5
-pin, female B-coded
DIN EN ISO 61076-2-101
Bottom left (10.2) or bottom right (10.4)
600
4
Bayonet connector,
4
-pin, A-coded
ISO
15170-1
7
Bayonet connector,
7
-pin, A-coded
ISO 15170
-1
8
B
ayonet connector,
7
-pin, A-coded
ISO 15170-1
W
Rectangular connector 3 +
PE
DIN EN 175301
-803

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3.3 Reservoir
The reservoir (1) stores the lubricant. The follower plate (2) is
positioned on top of the lubricant and presses it with spring
force in the direction of the pump elements. This improves the
suction characteristics of the pump, and the pump can then also
be used for rotary applications.
The reservoir ventilation (3) aerates the reservoir while the
pump is running and supplying lubricant, and bleeds the reser-
voir when the pump is being filled with lubricant. The MAX
marking must not be exceeded when the reservoir is being filled
with lubricant. As a rule, the lubricant level must not fall below
the MIN marking during pump operation.
Different variants of the pump come with different reservoir de-
signs, with and without low-level signal. The pumps with low-
level signal have a magnet in the follower plate which issues a
low-level signal when it reaches the reed contact in the contact
rod (11).
<
NOTICE
Damage to the main machine from pump
failure due to empty reservoir
Take care to ensure that the lubricant level does
not fall below the MIN marking during
pump op-
eration.
Fig. 6
CLP pump, front view
3.4 Pump housing, lower part
The lower part of the pump housing contains:
Pump elements
The pump can be fitted with up to two pump elements (5) at
positions 5, 6, or 4. Each pump element must be secured with a
pressure relief valve (5.3) that is suitable for the maximum per-
missible operating pressure for which the centralized lubrication
system is designed.
If an outlet is not needed, it can be sealed off with a plug screw
(6). Alternatively, a grease port (7) can also be fitted.
Filler nipple
The filler nipple (4) can be used to fill the pump with lubricant. If
a grease port (7) is present, the pump should ideally be filled
through that grease port.

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3.5 Program structure
Below you can see an overview of the program structure of the CLP Touch pump and its possible functions and setting options. For de-
tails, see the relevant chapters.
Table 4
This menu is only available in Cycle Controlled mode. It shows any deviations in
the cycle switch signals (Balance mode).
Info
This shows general information for the pump (e.g., name, item number) and also
the hardware and software specifications.
View Settings
This is used for displaying the current operating mode and its parameters.
Change Settings
This is used for changing the operating mode and its parameters.
Set Password
This is used for changing the pump password.
Error Display of errors that have occurred.
Warning Display of warnings that have occurred.
Thermometer icon
Display of the current pump temperature.
Clock icon
Display of the total operating hours and the date and time of the pump. The date
and time can be set.
Info
Display of the lubrications that have been carried out
Program structure of the CLP Touch display

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3.6 Explanation of icons and symbols
Table 5
General icons
Icon
Function
Icon
Function
Icon
Function
Carry out additional lubrication Go back to the start display Cancel the current user input
Modify the setting value upwards
Used together with the house
icon to exit the screensaver
Confirm the current user input
Modify the setting value down-
wards
Stop. This switches the pump to
pause time. Used together with
the house icon to acknowledge
warning and error messages
Indicates another figure where
the operating sequence is contin-
ued
Alternative operating sequence.
The dashed arrow indicates an-
other possible operating se-
quence, depending on what was
entered previously
de pende nt
Icons specific to the individual menus
The icons belonging to each menu are listed below it.
Log menu Set menu
View menu
(only in Cycle Controlled mode)
Display the pump temperature
Additional information about
Block mode
Balance mode display (only in
Cycle Controlled mode)
Display of the date and time, and
the total operating hours
Set the date and time of the
pump
Display of the individual faults in
relation to the current date and
time of the pump
Display the individual faults in re-
lation to the total operating hours
of the pump
Display of the total time of all
faults on the pump
Icons and symbols of the CLP Touch display

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3.7 Normal pump operation
NOTE
This section presents the basic operating functions of the
pump which can be performed by the operator in normal
operation.
To learn how to change settings, see the “Setting operation”
section of this manual.
3.7.1 Exiting the screensaver
NOTE
The screensaver is activated after 2 minutes without any
user action on the pump.
To exit the screensaver, proceed as described below using the
example of pause time:
1.Push the house icon to the right onto the double arrow icon
which appears.
2.Press the house icon to exit the screensaver.
Table 6
Exiting the screensaver
3.7.2 Triggering additional lubrication
NOTE
Additional lubrication can only be triggered when the pump
is in pause time. The duration of the additional lubrication is
the same as the set lubrication time. At the end of addi-
tional lubrication, the pump starts again with the set pause
time.
To trigger additional lubrication, proceed as follows:
1.Push the drop icon to the left onto the double arrow icon
which appears.
The pause time is ended and the additional lubrication begins.
The display switches to the lubrication time display.
Table 7
Triggering additional lubrication

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3.7.3 Displaying lubrications
NOTE
The pump saves the last 100 lubrications. After that, the
oldest data record will be overwritten by the last lubrication
carried out.
1.Press the Log icon, and then on the next screen, press the
Info icon.
The data record for the last lubrication will be displayed. A dis-
tinction is made between additional lubrication and regular lu-
brication.
2.By pressing the shovel icon and then the calendar icon that
appears next, you can toggle between displaying the date and
time of the last lubrication and displaying when the last lubri-
cation was performed within the total operating hours of the
pump.
3.Press the arrow keys to display more data records.
4.Press the checkmark icon to return to the Log menu, or press
the house icon to go back to the start display.
Fig. 7
Displaying lubrications
3.7.4 Displaying the total operating hours
and the date and time
1.Press the Log icon, and then on the next screen, press the
clock icon.
The screen will display the total operating hours and the date
and time of the pump.
2.Press the checkmark icon to return to the Log menu, or press
the house icon to go back to the start display.
Fig. 8
Displaying the total operating hours and the date and time

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3.7.5 Displaying pump information
The Info menu item shows general information about the pump
and its hardware and software.
To display this, proceed as follows:
1.Press Set, and then on the next screen, press Info.
2.Use the arrow keys to scroll through the 3 screens.
3.Press the Back icon to go back to the start display.
Fig. 9
Displaying pump information
3.7.6 Display the pump temperature
1.Press the Log icon, and then on the next screen, press the
thermometer icon.
The current pump temperature is displayed.
2.Press the checkmark icon to return to the Log menu, or press
the house icon to go back to the start display.
Fig. 10
Display the pump temperature

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3.7.7 Displaying warnings
NOTE
The pump saves the last 200 warnings. After that, the old-
est data record will be overwritten by the newest data rec-
ord. If there are active warnings, the Warning display will be
shown in orange.
1.Press the Log icon, and then on the next screen, press the
Warning icon.
The data record for the last warning will be displayed.
2.By pressing the shovel icon and then the calendar icon that
appears next, you can toggle between displaying the date and
time of the last warning and displaying when the last warning
occurred within the total operating hours of the pump.
3.Press the arrow keys to display more data records.
4.Press the checkmark icon to return to the Log menu, or press
the house icon to go back to the start display.
Fig. 11
Displaying warnings
3.7.8 Acknowledging warnings
NOTE
When warnings are active, the pump initially continues to
run. Active warnings are displayed in orange. The warning
display and the screensaver with warning will alternate
every 3 seconds. After 2 minutes, the display switches per-
manently to the screensaver with warning.
Displays for active warning and screensaver with active
warning
To acknowledge a warning, proceed as follows:
1.Eliminate the cause of the warning. The cause of the warning
is shown on the display (in this example: Missing CS, meaning
a missing cycle switch signal).
2.To exit the screensaver, drag the house icon to the right onto
the double arrow icon.
3.To acknowledge the warning, drag the pause icon to the left
onto the double arrow icon.
The pump will switch over to the start display.
Fig. 12
Acknowledging warnings