Graco 308113D Hi-Flow In-line Dispense Valves Owner's Manual

STRUCTIONS-PARTS LIST
This manual contains IMPORTANT
INSTRUCTIONS and WARNINGS.
READ AND RETAIN FOR REFERENCE
HI-FLOW IN-LINE DISPENSEVALVES
With Electronic Lubricant Meter or Unmetered
1500 psi (105 bar) MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE
FOR USE WITH PETROLEUM-BASEDLUBRICANTS ONLY
t Covered by one or more of the following
US. Patents: 4,848,164; 4,883,199
Foreign Patents Pending
WITHOUT METER
222-461
222-561
For Oil, includes cap
For Oil, includes Hi-Flow nozzle
Measures in Gallons/Quarts/Pints*
222-471 For Oil, includes cap
222-441 For Oil, includes Hi-Flow nozzle
*Meter is factory-set in qua&
Measures In Liters
222-571 For Oil, includes cap
222-541 For Oil, includes Hi-Flow nozzle
GRACO INC. EO. BOX 1441 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55440-1441
@COPYRIGHT1990, GRACO INC.
308-113
Rev D
Supersedes B
and PCN C & D
CONTENTS
Important Phone Numbers................................................
2
Warnings ...............................................................
3
Operation
Electronic Meter
4
Dispense Valve ........................................................
5
Service
Troubleshooting .......................................................
6
Electronic Meter .......................................................
7
Dispense Valve
6
Parts Lists and Drawings
Bare Dispense Valve ...................................................
9
Unmetered Dispense Valves ............................................
10
Electronic Metered Dispense Valves
10
. Electronic Meter ......................................................
11
Technical Data..........................................................
11
Gram Warranty
Back Cover
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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
TO PLACE AN ORDER. contact your Gram distributor. or call this numberto
identify the distributor closest
to you:
1-800-328-0211
Toll Free
FOR T€CHN/CAL ASSISTANCE. service repair information or assistance regarding the applicationof Graco equipment:
1-800-543-0339 Toll Free
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TERMS
FLUID UNDERHIGH PRESSURE CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY.
FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY
Read and understandall Instruction manuals before operating the equipment.
Be sure you read and understand each of these terms CAUTION Alerts user to avoid or correct conditions
before reading the rest of the manual or using the prod- which could damage or destroy the equipment.
Uct.
WARNING Alerts user to avoid or correct conditions
which could cause bodily injury. hei
NOTE Gives more explanation of a procedure, or a
ful hint.
FLUID INJECTIONHAZARD
NEVER put hand or fingers over the nozzle.
Fluid emitted under high pressurefrom leaks or rupskin and cause extured components can penetrate the
or
tremely serious bodily injury, including the need for am-NEVER try to stop or deflect leaks with your hand
body.
putation. Also,fluid injected or splashed intoeyes
the or
onto the skin can cause serious damage.
Medical Alert - Fluid Injection Wounds
If any fluid appears to penetrate your skin, getEMERDispensing Valve Safety
GENCYMEDICAL
CAREAT ONCE.
DO NOT TREATAS
Do not modify any part of the dispensing valve. ModifyA
SIMPLE
CUT. Tell the doctor exactly what fluid was
ing parts can cause a malfunction and result
in serious
injected.
bodily injury.
Note to Physician: Injection into the skin
is a traumatic
Flexible Extension Safely
injury. It is Important to treat the injury surgically as
Be sure you know the maximum working pressure of the
soon as posslble. Do not delay treatmentto research
flexible extension you are using. Never exceed that
toxicity. Toxicity is a concern with
some exotic coatings
pressure, even if your dispensing valve or the pump is injected directly into the blood stream. Consultation with
rated for higher working pressures.
a plastic surgeonor reconstructive hand surgeon may
be advisable.
is deNever use a low pressure flexible extension, which
signed for low pressure dispensing valves or hand-powPressure Relief Procedure
ered lubricating equipment, on a high pressure disTo reduce the risk of serious
bodily injury, includpensing valve.
ing fluid injection or splashing
in the eyes or on the
Never attempt to force lubricant info a fiWngl If the luskin, always follow this procedure when shutting
bricant is not flowing,STOP DISPENSING IMMEDIATEdown the system, and before checking or repairLYI The filting may be clogged. Forcing lubricant into a
ing this valve or any part of the system.
fitting may cause excessive back pressure
in the flexible
1. Turn off the power supplyto the pump.
extension. High back pressure could cause the extension to rupture, causing serious bodily injury,
fluid injec2. Trigger the valveinto awaste containerto r e
tion and eye injury.
lieve pressure.
General Safety
3. Open any bleed-type masterair valves and
Check the operation of all equipment safety devices befluid drain valvesin the system.
fore each use.
4. Leave thedrain valve open until you are ready
to dispense again.
NEVER point the dispensing valve at anyone or any part
of the body.
EQUIPMENT MISUSE HAZARD
General Safety
System Pressure
NEVER alter or modify any part of this dispensing
equip
The bare meterand the dispense valves have
a 1500psi
ment; doingso could causeit to malfunction.
(105 bar) MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE. NEVER exCHECK all dispensing equipment regularly and repair ceed this pressureOr the pressure Of the
or replace worn or damaged parts immediately. component
in your system.
ALWAYS read and follow the fluid and solvent manufacturer’s recommendations regarding the use or protective eyewear, clothing, gloves and other personal equipment.
IMPORTANT
UnitedStatesGovemmentsafe~standardshavebeenadoptedundertheOccupationalSafehlandHea~hAct.Thesestandards,particularly the General Standards, Part 1910, and the Construction Standards,Part 1926, should be consulted. 308-113
3
OPERATION
- ELECTRONIC METER
CAUTION
I /
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To Activate.The Digital Display
Press the RESET key
pad to clear the meter before startis the best wayto activate
ing anew dispense cycle. This
the meter sinceit also clears the quantity of the last dispense cycle.
The digital display can also
be activated by pressing the
TOTAL key pad or running fluid through the
meter. See
Fig 4-1.
NOTE: The digital display of the meter goes blank after
approximately two minutes of non-use.
Function of TOTAL
DIGITAL DISPLAY
Fig 4-1
When the digital displayis blank, press and release the
TOTAL key padto display the quantity of the last dispense cycle. See Fig 4-2.
To see the accumulated totalof fluid dispensed through
the meter, press andhold theTOTAL key pad. The accumulated totalis shown in gallonsforthe Gallon/Quart/
Pint meter and liters for the Liter meter. The meter can
accumulate a running total of
up to 19999 gallons (orliters) dispensed before returning to zero. See 4-3.
Fig
Function of RESET
Press the RESET key
pad to clear the quantity of the last
dispense cycle and return the digital display
to all zeros.
See Fig 4-1.
EXAMPLE OF TOTAL FOR LAST DISPENSE
CYCLE
Fig 4-2
To Change The Measurement Units
(GallonlQuartlPint Meteron&)
EXAMPLE OF ACCUMULATED TOTAL
The meter is factory-set to dispense in quarts. To
change the measurement units, press and
hold theREFig 4-3
SET key pad until the measurement uniton the right
side ofthe digital display is flashing. Then press the TOTAL key pad until the desired measurement unitis
shown. Release both key pads.
See Fig 4-4.
CAUTION
To be sure the proper amount fluid
of is dispensed,
always use the same measurement unit forpar-,
a
ticuiar fluid. Units should
be changed only by authorized employees.
PINTS
I 0 0.0 0 pTsl
For Maximum Dispensing Accuracy
(GallonlQuart/Pint Meter onk)
Set the meterto dispense in pints or quarts when dispensing 1 gallon or less.
Always press theRESEF key pad to clear the meter be-
fore a new dispense cycle.
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EXAMPLE OF MEASUREMENT UNITS
Fig 4-4
OPERATION
- DISPENSE VALVE - Metered and Unmetered
ROTATE KNURLED
SLEEVE OF COUPLER
B CLOCKWISE TO
EN IT FOR
DISPENSING
LA
WARNiNG
To reduce the risk offluid injection, always grasp
the nozzle housing(B) from the threaded end, not
from the front, when adjusting the nozzle.
When dispensing lightweight fluids, suchas automatic
transmission fluid, increasethe free play of the dispense
valve trigger.This reduces the flow and reduces splashing of the fluid.
To adjust the trigger free play, loosen the
adjusting screw locknut(C). Back the screw(D) out until
the desired flow is achieved, then tighten the locknutsecurely. See Fig 5-2.
If you are not using a Hi-Flow nozzle. remove the cap To lock the control valvein the open position, engage
(A) from the tube.
To dispense from the Hi-Flow nozzle (E), turn the
knurled sleeve clockwise untilit is open. Trigger the
valve.
the trigger latchingpin in the latch(E).See Fig5-2. To
release the latch, squeeze and release the trigger.
When the dispense cycleis completed, release the trigger and close the nozzle
by screwing the knurled sleeve
fully counterclockwise.
For e l e c t r & a n & r e d valves, press the RESET key
pad onthe meter to clear it before the next dispense
cycle. See Fig4- 1.
Trigger the dispense valve. Lubricant begins
to flow with
the slightest movementof the trigger, and continuesto
flow until the trigger
is released. instructions.
Fig 5-2
Clean the strainer frequently. See page
8 for
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SERVICE
- TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING
I
Pressure Relief Procedure
2. Trigger the valve into a waste containerto relieve
To reduce the riskof serious bodilviniurv, includino
Dressure.
fluid injection or splashing
in the eyesor on the ski<
always follow this procedure when shutting down the 3. Open bieed-vpe master
air valves and fluid
system, and before checking or repairing this valve
or
drain valvesin the system.
any partof the system.
4. Leave thedrain vaive open until you
are ready to
1. Turn off the power supplyto the pump.
dispense again.
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~
NOTE: Before checking or repairing
the meter, be sure all other valves,
controls and the pump are operating properly,
Also see the Dispense Valve Troubleshooting information
on page
~.8.
Problem
Cause
Solution
Digital display will not activate
Electronic controlis malfunctioning.
No fluid flow
Replace the electronic control.
Order Part No. 222-658
for gallons/quarts/pints.
Order Part No. 222-659 for liters.
Metering unit is malfunctioning.
Replace the metering unit.
Order Part No. 222-661
for gallondquartslpints.
Order Part No. 222-681 for liters.
Dispense Valve strainer,if used.
is clogged.
Remove and clean.
Battery in electronic control is worn.
Replace eledronic control within approxi.
mately one week of first noticing thedim.
ness. See part numbers above.
Iigital display is dim
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SERVICE
- ELECTRONIC METER
CAUTION
To avoid damaging the electronic componentsOf
the control:
0 ALWAYS use the personal
grounding strap provided with a replacement metering unit and electronic control lzetpce removing the cover (IOI),
and while replacing the parts. This strap protects
the electronic components from damage due
to
electrostatic discharge.
0 Do not lay anything on the control.
Be sure the open side of the control faces
up
if you layit down.
0 Do not twist or force parts. Align parts properly
as instructed.
0 Do not ship the meter by air freight
if the O-ring
is installed. Doing so will damage the meter
display due to the differential atmospheric pres-
sure.
0 When installing theO-ring, the meter mustbe
at themmge operating temperatureto minlmize
pressure differential due
to temperature change.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of a fire, explosion, and serious
burns to the body, handle and dispose ofused
a
electronic control(103) properly.
The electronic control contains a lithium battery.
Do not short circuit, charge, force over discharge,
disassemble, crush, penetrate, incinerateor heat
the battery to a temperature exceeding 185" F
(85%). Any misuse or abuseof the battery may
cause it to leak or explode.
NOTE The o-ring included with your meter protects the
sensitive electronics from damage due to
is
humidity. Install the O-ring when the meter
used in outdoor installations such
as lubrication
trucks, high humidity environments, and when
the equipmentis cleaned by pressure washing.
1. Follow the Pressure Rellef Procedure Wernlng on
page 6.
2. Attach the disposable grounding wrist strap to your
m'st.Connect the adhesive-backed copperfoil at
the other endto any convenient electrical ground,
such as the grounding screw or metal case of a
grounded electrical outlet.
3. Lift the bottom edge of the black cover
(101) away
from the meter and uII the cover off. Remove the
screws (A). Lift off t e electronic control. Lay the
control down with the open side up to prevent
damage. DO NOT TOUCH ANY ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS!
R
4.
If you planto use the O-ring (104), place it around
the flangeof the metering unit.
5. Install a new meteringunit (102) and/or electronic
control (103). Align the notcheson the undersideof
the electronic control with the cutaways
in the top of
the metering unit. Use the new screws(A) and
to 10-12 in-lb
torque them oppositely and evenly
(1.2 - 1.4Nm).
6. Install the coverso the rolled-In edges are parallel
with the Inletfluid passage of the metering unit.
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DISPENSE VALVE
- TROUBLESHOOTING AND SERVICE
TROUBLESHOOTING
Solution
Cause
Problem
Adjust the valve.
to flow af- Valve may be out of adjustment. Lubricant continues
ter the triggeris released.
Valve spring weakened, or O-rings are worn,Check internal valve parts.
or valve poppetis unseated.
Lubricant leaks past the push Push rod or packingis worn.
lrod packing (12).
I
Replace push rod or packing.
I
I
SERVICE
NOTES:
1. Follow the Pressure Relief Procedureon page3
before servicing the control valve.
2. Refer to the PARTS DRAWING on page 9 while
servicing the control valve.
3. Clean and check all parts thoroughly after disassembling them. Replace worn or damaged parts.
4. The reference numbers and lettersin parentheses
in the text correspondto the numbers and lettersin
the text, parts drawings andparts list.
Check Internal Valve Parts
Disconnect the valve from the hose. Remove the valve
plug (22). Several other pais will come out with the
plug. Clean the valve cavily and seat(18).Inspect the
seat for nicks. If the seat
is damaged, send the valveto
a Graco-authorized service center for repair. Reassemble the valve.
Replace PushRod or Packing
Disconnect the valve from the hose. Push out the
(2)pin
of the trigger latch. Swing the trigger out of the way. Remove the guide(lo),gasket (4) and push rod(20).Use
Clean the Strainer Frequently
a dull instrumentto remove the packing(12).Install a
3.
First follow the Pressure Relief Procedure on page
new gasket and reassemble the valve.
Remove the swivel(19) and unscrew the strainer(1Sa).
Clean the filter in mineral spirits. Reassemble, and
torque the swivel to 19-21 ft-lb (26-28 Nm).
Adjust the Valve
Loosen the locknut(8). Turn the adjusting screw(9) in
or out as needed.To stop the fluid flow, all of the pressure of the screw(9) against the push rod
(20)must be
released.
When the valve handleis properly adjusted, there is a
small amount of free play. After adjusting the valve, hold
the adjusting screw in place and securely tighten the
locknut.
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PARTS
Model 224-304
- DISPENSE VALVE
DISPENSE VALVE ONLY
includes items1 to 23
**6
**13
14\
REF
NO. PART NO.
1
2
3
108-445
101-354
101-421
4** 150-451
5"'
6**
7
8
9
10
11
1
2
'
*
13'*
155-500
156-401
157-974
158-213
158-214
158-668
158-671
158-673
158-674
DESCRIPTION
PIN, spring;5/32" (4.0
mm) dia;
718" (22.2mm) long
PIN, roll;3/16" (5
mm) dia;
1-118" (28.8
mm) long
PIN, cotter:518"(16 mm) dia:
318"(9.5mm) long
GASKET, copper
O-RING; nilrile rubber
O-RING; nitrile rubber
WASHER, special
NUT, lock:3/8-24
SCREW, slotted hdless set:
1/8-24X 9/16
GUIDE, push rod
SPRING, torsion
..t~
PACKING, v-block; nitrile rubber
O-RING: nitrile rubber
s
214-008
k
OTY
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
REF
NO. PART NO.
14 159-080
15 159-118
16 159-168
17 159-484
18 160-708
19 203-275
19a 159-259
19b
20 203-977
158-658
22 158-662
23'* 217-316
24 111-853
21
Repair Kit
Must be purchased separately.
Includes:
Ref No.
4
Qly
5
6
12
13
23
1
3
2
1
1
1
on
DESCRIPTION
SPRING, compression
TRIGGER
LATCH. trigger
PIN, pivot
SEAT valve
ADAPTER, swivel: 112 npt
Includes items19a & 19b
.STRAINER
SWIVEL (not sold separately)
ROD, push
VALVE BODY
.PLUG, valve
VALVE, piston
GASKET
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
., .: ,
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PARTS DRAWING & LISTS
5
WITHOUT METER
MODEL 222-461, Includes Cap
WITH LITER METER
Ret
otu
No. Part No.
Descrlptlon
1
224-304' DISPENSE VALVE
2 186-660 SPOUT
3 224-062 CAP&CHAIN
7 172-479t
TAG, WARNING, notshown
1
1
1
1
MODEL 222-561, Includes Hi-FlowNoule
Ref
No. Part No.
Descrlptlon
1 224-304*
DISPENSE VALVE
2 186-660
SPOUT
4 223-920 HI-FLOW NOZZLE
seeparts lorlghl
7 172-479t
TAG, WARNING, not shown
QW
1
1
i
1
No. Part No.
Descrlptlon
1 224-304*
2 186-660
3 224-062
5 222-560'"
6
158-491
7 172-479t
DISPENSE VALVE
SPOUT
CAP&CHAIN
METER, gallon/quwpint
NIPPLE
TAG, WARNING, not shown
otu
1
1
i
1
1
1
MODEL 222-441, Includes Hi-Flow Nozzle
Ref
Part No.
Descrlptlon
1
224-304" DISPENSE VALVE
2 186-660 SPOUT
4 223-920 HI-FLOW NOZZLE
seeparts bright
5 222-560" METER,
gallon/quWpint
6 158-491 NIPPLE
7 172-479t
TAG, WARNING, notshown
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No.
No. Part No.
Descrlptlon
1
224-304*
DISPENSE VALVE
2
186-660
SPOUT
3
224-062
CAPBCHAlN
5 222-660"' METER,
liter
6
158-491 NIPPLE
7
172-479t
TAG, WARNING, not shown
otu
.
1
1
1
1
1
1
Qtv
1
1
1
1
1
1
MODEL 222-541, Includes Hi-FlowNoule
RM
No.
1
z
4
5
6
7
WITH GALLON/QUART/PINT METER
MODEL 222-471, Includes Cap
Ret
MODEL 222-571, Includes Cap
Ret
Part No.
Descrlptlon
,
224-304" DISPENSE VALVE
I."
B ~ - - R ~ O wmrr
-. ".
223-920 HI-FLOW NOZZLEseepartsbelow 1
222-660** METER,
liter
158-491 NIPPLE
172-479t
TAG,WARNING, notshown
"_
QW
,1
1
1
i
HIGH FLOW N O Z L E
MODEL 223-920
Included with wives 222-561,222-447,222-541
Ret
No.
Part No.
Descrlptlon
4a
186-528 STEM,
nozzle
4b 186-529 SLEEVE,
nozzle
4c
158-032
O-RING
4d
155-463
O-RING
4e
110-956
O-RING
t Extra Waming tagsavaibble free.
See pafts on page 9.
** See paris on page 11.
otu
1
1
1
1
1
PARTS
z2x
- ELECTRONIC METER
MODEL 222-560, Meter
- Gallon/Quart/Pint
Includes reolaceableitems 101 - 104.
Ref
No. Part No.
Descrlptlon
101
102 222-661
109-118
COVER
METERING UNIT
104
109-137
O-RING
MODEL 220-660, Meter
- Liter
- 104.
No. Part No.
Descrlptlon
101
102
103
104
COVER
METERING UNIT liter
ELECTRONIC CONTROL liter
O-RING
109-118
222-681
222-659
109-137
1
1
1
Includes replaceable items
101
Ref
- aal/affDt
Qtv
-
-
1
1
1
1
102
WARNING
Use only genuine Graco replacementparts. The
use of any other parts may impair the intrinsic
safety of this meter. This could result in a failure
which causes serious bodily injury and/orsubstantial property damage.
-
TECHNICAL DATA ELECTRONIC METER
0.12 - 12.0 GallonsIMinute
Flow Range.. ................. ..........................
0.456 - 45.6 LitedMinute
Maximum Operating Pressure......................................
1500 psi (105 bar)
Weigh (Bare Meter) ................................................
1.9 Ib (0.95 Kg)
Units of Measurement.. ........................................
Factory-set in Quarts
Display shows quantityin 0.01 increments up to
19999 gallons, quarts or pints
Totalizes in gallons (or liters)up to19,939 units
Inlet andOutlet..
112 npt, non-directional flow
-4’ F to 13W F(-20‘ C to 5V C)
Operating TemperatureRange ......................
-40“ F to 140v F (-40” C to 600 C)
Storage Temperature Range......................
Battery Specifkations ........................
Rated discharge current:100 microamps
Rated capacity: 1.O amp hour
Maximum continuous discharge current:1 milliamp
Aluminum, Nickel, Bronze, Stainless Steel
#304,
Wetted Pam ..........................
Carbon Steel, Cast ALNICO6, Nitrile Rubber
.......................................
TECHNICAL DATA
- DISPENSE VALVE
.................................... 12.0GalbnslMinute (45 liiedmin)
at 50 psi (3.5 bar) pressureloss using hydraulic fluid
Maximum Operating Pressure.....................................
,1500 psi (
i
o
3bar)
Weight (Without Meter).................................................
4 Ib (1.8 Kg)
Inlet and Outlet............................................................
.1/2 npt
Wetted Parts ............. Aluminum. Carbon Steel, Copper, Polyurethane, Nitrile Rubber
Flow Capability
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MANUAL CHANGE SUMMARY
220-660
Meters
The texton page 7 has been updated
to include information on the use and installation
of this new O-ring.
THE GRACO ELECTRONIC DISPENSE VALVE WARRANTY
Gram warrants ail equipment manufacturedby it and bearingits name to be free from defects in materialand workmanship on
the date of sale by an
authorizedGracodistributortotheoriglnalpurchaserforuse.Aspurchaser'ssoleremedyforbreacholthiswsnanly,Gramwill,foraperiodoftwelve
monthsfromUledateol~ie,repairorreplaceanypartoltheequipmentprovendef~e,withtheexceptionofdefectsintheelectronicmeterwntrol.
inciudingthebaUery,whichwiiiberepairedorreplacedfortwenty-fourmonthsfromthedateolsale.Thiswanantyappiiesoniywhenthaequipmentis
installed, operated and maintained
in accordanceWh Gram's written recommendations.
Thiswarrantydoesnotcover,andGracoshallnotbeiiablefor,anymalfunction,damageorwearcaus~bylauityinstallation,misapplication,abresion,
corrosion,inadequateorimpropermalntenance,negligence,accldanl,tamperlng,orsubst~utlonolnon-Gramomponentparts.NorshaliGracobe
liable for malfunction, damage or wear caused
by the lncompatibllity with
GraCO equipment of StRIctum. accessories. equipmentor materials not
suppiiedbyGraco,ortheimproperdesign,manufacture,lwtaliatlon,operationormalntenanceol~ctures,a~ssories,equipmentormateriaisnot
supplied byGraco.
~noltha
claim. Ifthe claimed defectverified,
is
Gram wlli repair or replacefree of chargeany defecthre parts.The equipment willbe returnedto the original
If inspection of the equipment
does not disclose any defect
in material or workmanship, repairs will be
made at a
purchaser transportation prepaid.
reasonable charge, which charges may include costs
the of parls. labor and transportation.
DlsclalmersandLimltatlons.THE~RMSOFTHiSWARRANPlCONSTiTUTEPURCHASER'SSOLEANDEXCUlSlVEREMEDYANDAREINLlEU
OFANYOTHERWARW\NTIES(MPRESSORIMPUED),iNCLUDlNGWAR~OFMERCHANTABlUTYORWARRNTYOFF~NESSFORAPARTICULAR PURPOSE.ANDOFANY NON-CONTW\CTUALUABILITiES,lNCLUDlNGPRODUCTUABIUTIES, BASEDON NEGUGENCEORSTRICT
LIABiUTY.RIERYFORMOFUABiL~FORDIRECT,SPEClALORCONSKXlENTlALDAMAOESORLOSSISEXPRESSLYMCWDEDANDDENIED.
iNNOCASESHALLGRACOSLIABiLITYD(CEED~EWOUNTOFTHEPURCHASEPRICE.ANYACTlONFORBR~CHOFWARRANTYMUSTBE
BROUGHT WITHINTWO (2) YEARS OF THE DATE OF
SALE.
Equlpment not covered by Gram Warranty. GRACO MAKES NOW A R M , AND DISCLA" ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABiLlNANDFlTNESSFORAPARTiCULARPURPOSE,WlTHRESPECTTOACCESSORiES.EQUIPMEKI,MATERIALS,ORCOMPONEKISSOLD
BUTNOTMANUFACTUREDBYGRACO.Theseitemssold,butndmanufacturedbyGraco(suchaseiectricmotor,switches,hose,etc.)aresubJectto
thewarranty,ifany,olthelrmanufacturar.GracowillprovidepurchaserwlhreasonableassistanceinmakinQanyclalmforbreachofthesewarranties.
Factory Branches: Atlanta, Chicago. Dallas, Detroit, Los Angels, Mt. Arlington (N.J.)
Subsldlary and Afflllate Companlee: Canada; England: Switzerland; Korea; France; Germany; Hong Kong; Japan
GRACO INC.
RO. BOX 1441 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55440-1441
PRINTED IN USA.
308-1 13 2-91
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