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Purpose of Manual The information in this manual is for the operation and maintenance of Pierce Husky 3 Proportioning System. It is intended to serve as a guide to assist qualified operators and mechanics in the operation and maintenance of their vehicle.
The “signal words” of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION have specific meanings to alert you to the relative level or probability of the hazard. Take the safety warnings seriously. If you do not understand them or have questions about them, contact Pierce Manufacturing Inc.
Perform a flush after every use and keep system dry when not in use. Failure to comply may result in damage to equipment. The Husky 3 Foam Proportioning System is designed to be compatible with most known Class A and Class B foam concentrates at the date of printing of this manual.
The Hydraulic Filter is a replaceable paper type covered with a screen mesh. The filter is installed inside the hydraulic manifold on the foam pump. It is used to filter the hydraulic drive system oil. The filter (Pierce PN 2518612) should be checked and/or replaced every 500 operating hours or every five years, whichever comes first.
Figure 2-16: Water Flowmeter 1326 The Water Flowmeter measures the flow of water supplied to the foam/water discharges before foam is injected. This controls the amount of foam that is injected when the Husky 3 foam system is turned on. 2-2.4 Control System The control head directs a microprocessor, which receives input from the system’s water flowmeter while also...
Typically, no flushing is needed. The Husky 3 foam pump is designed to be flooded with foam. Unless a different brand of Class A foam was drafted, or Class B foam was drafted, the only system flush that is needed is to turn the system OFF and continue flowing water until the presence of bubbles is minimal.
The services of a qualified field engineer to inspect the system, run the tests for start-up, and the annual inspection can be provided. Additional details can be obtained by contacting Pierce Manufacturing. During cold weather, the foam system must be blown out after testing with water. Water cannot remain in the foam system after testing.
GP Test Port 1311, 1335, 1346, 1361 1. Remove cap from the GP test port on the pumping cylinder of the Husky 3 and install a 0-3000 PSI pressure gauge (a higher range is acceptable). 2. Go to address (C7) in the calibration menu on the Husky 3 Control Head. See “Configuration Procedure”...
Refer to Service Group 7950-V-014 in the Service Manual provided with your apparatus for addition information regarding the Linear Variable Displacement Transducer (LVDT) signal conditioning unit. Table 4-3: General Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action 1. Husky 3 display doesn't light up. No power. • Check/reset 100 amp circuit breaker. Faulty circuit breaker.
Annually, obtain an oil sample and compare to previous results. If the current sample matches previous test results, the oil does not have to be changed. Replace oil and filter (Pierce PN 2518612) if test results indicate oil degradation.
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