1. Connect the pressure reducing valve to
the nitrogen bottle. Depending on the
particular country of manufacture for the
nitrogen bottle, the corresponding adapter
G G adapters [IV-1] must be used.
2. Close the pressure reducing valve.
3. Connect the charging hose to the pressure
reducing valve with the cap nut G [IV-2]
(G1, GM1, GW1) on the charging hose.
4. Connect the cap nut M [IV-2] of the
charging hose to the check valve C
[II-1] of the FPU.
5. Open the shut-off valve on the nitrogen
bottle. The pressure gauge at the pressure
reducing valve shows the starting pressure
(starting pressure = nitrogen bottle
pressure).
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6. SLOWLY SET the back pressure at the
pressure reducing valve.
The pressure gauge at the FPU also indi-
cates the back pressure (back pressure =
desired pre-charge pressure). We
recommend selecting a 10% higher accu-
mulator pre-charge pressure in order to
compensate for the influence in temper-
ature. This does not apply to SM.
7. The hydraulic accumulator is charged to
the selected pre-charge pressure.
8. After temperature compensation has taken
place, re-check the pre-charge pressure
and adjust if necessary.
6.4 Pressure reduction
(discharge)
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1. Slowly open release valve B [II-1]. The
nitrogen is released into the atmosphere (via
a draining hose in the case of custom-built
units).
6.5 To finish
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1. SB: Rotate the spindle A [II-1] counter-
clockwise to close the gas valve insert E
[III-3] in the hydraulic accumulator.
SK, SBO, SM: Rotate the spindle A
[II-1] clockwise to close the allen screw
P [III-4] in the hydraulic accumulator.
2. Close the nitrogen bottle.
3. Reduce pressure in the pressure reducing
valve, charging hose and FPU via the
release valve B [II-1] of the FPU.
4. Remove the charging hose from the FPU.
5. Loosen the cap nut D [II-1] and remove
the FPU from the hydraulic accumulator.
6. SB: Unscrew adapter A3 [III-1] and
insert the O-ring O [III-3] again. Check
the tightness of the gas valve using leak
detection spray. Screw and firmly tighten
the seal cap H [III-3] onto the accumu-
lator gas valve – tightening torque: 30 Nm.
Screw on cap nut S [III-3] by hand.
SK, SBO, SM: Tighten screw plug P
[III-4] with an allen key (AF width 6, DIN
ISO 2936) WZ2 [III-4] – tightening
torque: 20 Nm.
Check screw plug P [III-4] for leak-
tightness using leak detection spray.
Screw and tighten the seal cap S [III-4]
onto the screw plug P [III-4] – tightening
torque: 20 Nm.
7.
Working with the FPU-2
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The following work relates to checking and
setting the pre-charge pressure in the
hydraulic accumulator.
7.1 Preparation
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Adapter A3H [III-2] must only be used with
the FPU‑2.
1. Check FPU for damage. A damaged FPU
must never be put into operation.
2. SB: Unscrew protective cap S [III-3] and
seal cap H [III-3] and remove O-ring O
[III-3]. Slightly unscrew the adjusting screw
of adapter A3H [III-2] and screw adapter
A3H [III-2] onto the accumulator gas valve.
SK, SBO, SM: Loosen the allen screw P
[III-4] with the spindle A [II-2].
3. Manually screw cap nut D [II-2] of the
FPU.
SB: onto the adapter A3H [III-2]
SK, SBO, SM: onto the accumulator gas
valve
4. Rotate FPU so that the pressure gauge is in
a good position for taking readings.
7.2 Testing
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1. Connect the charging hose to the pressure
boost system and FPU by means of the high-
pressure connection 9/16-18UNF C [II-2].
2. Close the release valve B [II-2] on the
FPU.
3. SB: Rotate the spindle A [II-2] clockwise to
open the gas valve insert E [III-3] in the
hydraulic accumulator until the indicator on
the pressure gauges moves.
SK, SBO, SM: Rotate the spindle A
[II-2] counterclockwise to open the
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INT 3.501.BA15/03.24