Enerpac B Serie Hoja De Instrucciones página 3

PUJ-1200B/E, PUJ-1201B/E Models(Figure 2)
1. Remove the shipping plug from the .250-18 NPT gauge port (A) on top of the control valve.
2. Install a 0-10,000 psi (700 bar) pressure gauge into the gauge port (A).
3. Thread hydraulic hose in the .375-18 NPT valve outlet port (B).
4. Connect a return line by threading a hose into the return to tank port (C).
C
Figure 2
PUJ-1400B/E, PUJ-1401B/E Models (Figure 3)
1. Remove the shipping plug from the valve advance port (D). Install a gauge adaptor into the
.375-18 NPT advance port (D).
2. Install a 10,000 psi (700 bar) pressure gauge in the gauge adaptor top port.
3. Install a hydraulic hose into the adaptor end port (.375-18 NPT). Connect the hose half coupler
to the cylinder advance half coupler. Firmly hand tighten the coupler collar. DO NOT use
tools to tighten the coupler halves.
4. Thread another hose into the retract port (E) on the control valve. Connect the hose half
coupler to the cylinder retract half coupler.
PUD1100B/E, PUD-1101B/E Models
1. The pump-to-cylinder hose attaches directly to the outlet port of the control valve.
2. The electric valve is controlled automatically with the electric motor. The cylinder advances
when the pump is activated and retracts when the pump switch is released.
3. If a gauge is desired to monitor system pressure, a gauge adaptor must be installed into the
outlet port. Install a 0-10,000 psi (700 Bar) pressure gauge into the gauge port of the gauge
adaptor.
Valve Mounting (Figure 4)
1. Remove the plate (item D43918098).
2. Verify that the connector is installed in the pump. If it is
not, install the connector, taking care to avoid shearing the
seals.
.3. Mount the valve, taking care to avoid shearing the seals.
Adding Oil (Figure 5, page 4)
Check the oil level by unscrewing and removing the vent/fill
plug (F). Add Enerpac hydraulic oil until the oil level is
inch (1cm) below the vent/fill opening.
IMPORTANT: Add oil only when all system components
are fully retracted, or the system will contain more oil than the reservoir can hold.
A
E
B
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3
D
Figure 3
Connector
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2
Figure 4
Valve
Plate