
32 WILOSE12-2015V05DINA4
English SAFETY
These instructions must be strictly observed.
Non-observance can result in injury or substan-
tial material damage.
2.3. Drive
Thehydraulicshasastandardizedconnection
angeforinstallinganIECstandardmotor.
See the technical data for the performance data
(e.g.size,construction,hydraulicratedpower,
speed)neededtoselectamotor.
2.4. Electrical work
ELECTRICAL hazard!
Incorrectly performed electrical work can
result in fatal injury! This work may only be
carried out by a qualied electrician.
Themotormustbeconnectedinaccordancewith
the information in the operating and maintenance
manualforthemotor.Thegoverninglocaldirec-
tives,standardsandregulations(e.g.VDE0100)
aswellastherequirementsofthelocalenergy
supplycompanymustbeobserved.
Thepersonoperatingthemotormustknow
whereitissuppliedwithpowerandhowtocutoff
thesupply.Amotorprotectionswitchmustbein-
stalledon-site.Itisadvisabletoinstallaresidual-
currentdevice(RCD).Ifthereisapossibilitythat
peoplecancomeintocontactwiththemotorand
theuid,theconnectionmustbeequippedwith
anadditionalresidual-currentdevice(RCD).
Thehydraulicsmustalwaysbeearthed.Ina
standardsystem,thehydraulicsisearthed
throughthemotor'sconnectiontothemains.Al-
ternatively,thehydraulicscanbeearthedthrough
aseparateconnection.
2.5. Safety and monitoring equipment
CAUTION!
Never operate the hydraulics if the built-on
monitoring devices have been removed or
damaged, or if they do not work.
NOTE
Alsonotealltheinformationintheoperating
andmaintenancemanualforthemotor!
Thehydraulicsisnotttedwithmonitoring
equipmentasstandard.
Optionally,thesealingchambercanbemonitored
withanexternalpencilelectrode.
Allexistingmonitoringdevicesmustbeconnect-
edbyanelectricianandcheckedtoensurethat
theyfunctioncorrectlybeforecommissioning.
Personnel must be informed about the installed
systemsandhowtheywork.
2.6. Conduct during operation
BEWARE of burns!
The housing parts can heat up to well above
40°C. There is a risk of burns!
• Never touch parts of the housing with your
bare hands.
• After switching them off, let the hydraulics
cool down to ambient temperature.
• Wear heat-resistant protective gloves!
Duringoperationofthehydraulics,alwaysfollow
thelocallyapplicablelawsandregulationsfor
worksafety,accidentpreventionandhandling
electricalmachinery.Tohelpensuresafeworking
practice,theresponsibilitiesofemployeesshould
beclearlyspeciedbytheoperator.Allpersonnel
are responsible for ensuring that regulations are
observed.
During operation, all gate valves in the inlet line
andpressurepipemustbecompletelyopen.
If the slide valves on the suction and pres-
sure sides are closed during operation, the
uid in the hydraulics housing is heated up by
the pumping movement. This heating creates
strong pressure in the hydraulics housing. The
pressure can result in the hydraulics exploding.
Before switching on the hydraulics, ensure that
all the slide valves are open and open any closed
slide valves.
2.7. Fluids
Eachuiddiffersinrespectofcomposition,cor-
rosiveness,abrasiveness,drymattercontentand
inmanyotheraspects.Generally,thehydraulics
canbeusedformanyapplications.Pleasenote
thatifrequirementschange(density,viscosityor
generalcomposition),thiscanalsoaffectmany
parametersofthehydraulics.
Whenusingorreplacingthehydraulicstopumpa
differentuid,observethefollowingpoints:
• Theuidcanbecontaminatedbyoilfromthe
sealing chamber if the mechanical seal is defec-
tive.
Pumping drinking water is not permitted!
• Hydraulicsthathasbeenoperatedtopump
contaminatedwatermustbecleanedthoroughly
beforebeingusedtopumpotheruids.
• Hydraulicsthathasbeenoperatedtopumpuids
containingfaecesand/oruidsthatarehazard-
oustohealthmustbegenerallydecontaminated
beforebeingusedtopumpotheruids.
First clarify whether the hydraulics may be used
to pump other uids!
2.8. Operator responsibilities
2.8.1. Integration into the existing safety concept
Theoperatorshallensurethattheunitisinte-
gratedintotheexistingsafetyconceptandthat
itcanbeswitchedoffinanemergencyusingthe
existingsafetyshutdowns.