Sykes-Pickavant 36600500 User manual

36600500
Fuel Extractor / Retriever
Sykes-Pickavant Ltd, Unit 4 Cannel Road, Burntwood Business Park, Burntwood, Stas, WS7 3FU. UK
Tel : +44 (0) 1543 679900 Fax: +44 (0) 1543 679901
e-mail : sales@sykes-pickavant.com
www.sykes-pickavant.com

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
1. SAFETY MEASURES
• Only use the 36600500 for its intended purpose.
• For safety and best performance, keep the fuel extractor / retriever clean and dy.
• DO NOT use the fuel extractor / retriever for any other purpose other than the intended one.
• DO NOT leave the unit unaended when switched on.
2. TECHNICAL FEATURES
• Operates from workshop compressed air (no risk of sparks)
• Mobile 45-litre tank - on wheels
• Cleanly draws up or pushes out fuel due to a venturi system
• Includes 2 an-stac ground cables, overow line and 3 x fuel probes
• Made of stainless steel
3. DRAINING A TANK
1. Aach the bonding jumpers to the equipment.
Ensure that one of the wires is connected to the vehicle and the other to a
grounding connecon.
2. Before draining begins, remove air from tank by
connecng compressed air and opening the relief valve
and air valve unl gauge reads -20 as shown.
Note: By keeping the air following through the open
valves, this will connue to generate vacuum whilst uid
is being extracted.
3. Take the main hose (and appropriate probe) and connect
them to the equipment under the gauge. (Marked ‘Sucon’)
4. If closed, open the overow valve (Relief hose)
5. If closed, connect the compressed air and open the valve (Air pressure)
NOTE: When the reservoir is full, close the compressed air valve
1.
1. Take the main hose ( + appropriate probe) and connect
them to the equipment under the gauge .(suction)
2. Attach the bonding jumpers to the equipment. Ensure
that one of the wires is connected to the vehicle and the
other to a grounding connection.
3. Open the overflow valve
(Relief hose)
4. Connect the compressed air and
open the valve(Air pressure)
3. 4.
NOTE: When the reservoir is full,
close the compressed air valve.
Always Strictly follow the safety instructions!
QuickFit User Guide
HU46005
A. Draining a Tank
1. Take the main hose ( + appropriate probe) and connect
them to the equipment under the gauge .(suction)
2. Attach the bonding jumpers to the equipment. Ensure
that one of the wires is connected to the vehicle and the
other to a grounding connection.
3. Open the overflow valve
(Relief hose)
4. Connect the compressed air and
open the valve(Air pressure)
3. 4.
NOTE: When the reservoir is full,
close the compressed air valve.
Always Strictly follow the safety instructions!
QuickFit User Guide
HU46005
A. Draining a Tank
1. Take the main hose ( + appropriate probe) and connect
them to the equipment under the gauge .(suction)
2. Attach the bonding jumpers to the equipment. Ensure
that one of the wires is connected to the vehicle and the
other to a grounding connection.
3. Open the overflow valve
(Relief hose)
4. Connect the compressed air and
open the valve(Air pressure)
3. 4.
NOTE: When the reservoir is full,
close the compressed air valve.
Always Strictly follow the safety instructions!
QuickFit User Guide
HU46005
A. Draining a Tank
1. Take the main hose ( + appropriate probe) and connect
them to the equipment under the gauge .(suction)
2. Attach the bonding jumpers to the equipment. Ensure
that one of the wires is connected to the vehicle and the
other to a grounding connection.
3. Open the overflow valve
(Relief hose)
4. Connect the compressed air and
open the valve(Air pressure)
3. 4.
NOTE: When the reservoir is full,
close the compressed air valve.
Always Strictly follow the safety instructions!
QuickFit User Guide
HU46005
A. Draining a Tank
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4. DRAINING THE EXTRACTION EQUIPMENT TANK
1. Close the overow valve.
2. Connect the main hose direct on the reservoir through the
connector up on the right of the gauge. (Marked ‘Outlet’)
3. Open the compressed air valve.
NOTE: If the pressure is more than 2 Bars in the
reservoir the safety valve will release the excess
high pressure.
2.1.
B. Draining the Extraction Equipment Tank
1. Close the overflow valve.
2. Connect the main hose direct
on the reservoir through the
connector up on the right of the
gauge. (outlet)
3. Open the compressed air
valve.
NOTE: If the pressure is
more than 2 Bars in the
reservoir the safety valve will
liberate the too high air
pressure.
1.
2.
3.
B. Draining the Extraction Equipment Tank
1. Close the overflow valve.
2. Connect the main hose direct
on the reservoir through the
connector up on the right of the
gauge. (outlet)
3. Open the compressed air
valve.
NOTE: If the pressure is
more than 2 Bars in the
reservoir the safety valve will
liberate the too high air
pressure.
1.
2.
3.
1
2
3

5. SPARE PARTS
3.
Number Descripon
1 Reservoir 40L
2Air system with gauge
3Quick connecon system adaptor
4Handle
5Probes carrier
6Overow system reservoir
7Overow system reservoir carrier
8Wheel
9Hose
10 Probe small
11 Probe medium
12 Probe large
SparepartsPricelistHU46005
Itemnr Description
HU46005‐1 Reservoir40L
HU46005‐2 Airsystemwithgauge
HU46005‐3 Quickconnectionsystemadaptor
HU46005‐4 Handle
HU46005‐5 Probescarrier
HU46005‐6 overflowsystemreservoir
HU46005‐7 Overflowsystemreservoircarrier
HU46005‐8 Wheel
HU46005‐9 Hose
HU46005‐10 Probesmall
HU46005‐11 Probemedium
HU46005‐12 Probelarge
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