Drum / Barrel Installation - Tuthill FILL-RITE DEF DF Serie Mode D'emploi

Drum / Barrel Installation

IMPORTANT! After initial assembly and installation, flush the entire dispensing system by pumping 5 – 10
gallons of DEF through it. This purges the system of air, and insures any impurities that may have been in
the system are washed out. Dispose of the DEF used to flush the system using approved DEF handling
procedures; do not return the fluid to the drum or tote, or use it in a vehicle.
WARNING! DO NOT overtorque the threaded collars that seal the barbed fittings to the inlet and outlet ports
of the pump. The design features BSPP threads and an o-ring seal that does not require excessive torque to
provide a liquid / air tight seal.
1. Adjust Drum Kit to fit a 30 or 55 Gallon drum by
unlocking both wing nuts and sliding bracket to adjust for
with drum diameter (Figure 7).
2. Adjust length of suction tube to reach within 2" of the
bottom of drum once tightened into bung adapter.
Insert Drum Suction Tube (sold seperately, item 6,
page12). Place Pump with Drum Bracket over drum lip.
Compress sliding bracket to securely wrap around drum
lip. Secure bracket by tightening wing nuts (Figure 8).
7. Install nozzle boot bracket and nozzle
boot (Figure 9a - 9c).
8. Insert nozzle boot bracket into slot at
top front of drum mount. Use supplied
zip-tie to secure bracket to drum mount.
(9a).
9. Insert Nozzle Reservoir into Nozzle
Bracket and snap into opening.
10. Fill half full with water to prevent DEF
crystalization in nozzle (9c).
Figure 8
3. Install Suction Hose to suction side of pump with
included barb fittings and hose clamp (see Figure 4.
page 5).
4. Install the opposite end of suction hose to suction
device with appropriate fittings (see Figure 4, page
5).
5. Install Discharge Hose with nozzle to discharge side
of pump with included barb fittings and hose clamp
(see Figure 5a-b, page 5).
6. Tighten each hose clamp to secure suction and
discharge hoses to all barb fittings to prevent fluid
leaks (see Figure 5c, page 5).
9a
6
Figure 7
9b
9c