Checking For Leaks In The High-Pressure Section; Checking For Leaks In The Low Pressure Section - Truma MonoControl CS Mode D'emploi

– Close the gas cylinder valve.
– Remove the high-pressure hose from the gas cylinder (or
from the slip-on adapter) and from the gas filter / regulator
inlet.
When changing the hose, ensure that the seal provided
with the hose (hose outlet – gas filter / regulator inlet) is
correctly installed and not damaged.
We recommend that the seal (part no. 50020-76300) be
replaced every time the hose is changed.
– Screw the country-specific high-pressure hose to the gas
filter / MonoControl CS inlet and to the cylinder (or the slip-
on adapter).
– Open the gas cylinder valve.
– Firmly press the hose rupture protection (green button) and,
if necessary, the green reset button for about 5 seconds in
each case.
Check the hose connection on the cylinder valve and at the
gas filter / MonoControl CS inlet for leaks after every modifi-
cation (see "Checking for leaks in the high-pressure section").
Checking for leaks in the high-pressure
section
The screw joints of the high-pressure hoses at the gas cylin-
der valve and on the gas filter / MonoControl CS should be
checked for leaks using suitable means such as a leak-finder
spray in accordance with EN 14291.
The operator is responsible for this.
Checking for leaks in the low pressure
section
(maximum test pressure 150 mbar)
The test must be conducted by a technician!
The gas hose and gas cylinder must be connected.
– Turn off all consumers.
– Open stop valves and, if present, the gas remote switch.
– Remove the threaded cap from the test connection (b)
and connect the test pump with test hose to the test
connection.
b
Figure 2
– Perform a leak test (e.g. in Germany according to G 607).
– If gas system exhibits a leak, close the gas cylinder valve
and have the gas system repaired immediately by an expert;
do not open the gas cylinder valve until repair is complete.
– When testing is complete, screw the threaded cap back
onto the test connection.
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