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LIX-030 September 4, 2020 Rev26

7.0 MAINTENANCE

TFT  products  are  designed  and  manufactured  to  be  damage  resistant  and  require  minimal  maintenance.  However,  as  the  primary

firefighting tool upon which your life depends, it should be treated accordingly. The unit should be kept clean and free of dirt by rinsing

with water after each use. Any inoperable or damaged parts should be repaired or replaced before placing the unit in service. To help

prevent mechanical damage, do not drop or throw equipment. 
In applications where appliances are left continuously connected to the apparatus or other devices or are used where water is trapped

inside the appliance, the appliance must be flushed with fresh water following each use and inspected for damage.
This appliance should be disconnected, cleaned and visually inspected inside and out at least quarterly, or as water quality and use may

require.  Moving  parts  such  as  handles,  valve  ball  and  couplings  should  be  checked  for  smooth  and  free  operation.  Seals  shall  be

greased as needed with Silicone based grease such as Molykote 112. Any scrapes that expose bare aluminum should be cleaned and

touched up with enamel paint such as Rust-Oleum. Replace any missing or damaged parts before returning to service. 
Any equipment taken out of service due to failure should be returned to the factory for repair or replacement. If you have any questions

regarding the testing or maintenance of your valve, please call Task Force Tips at 800-348-2686. 
Specific areas to check include:
Truck Mount Base:

1. Sealing surface above the swivel joint must be smooth.

2. Swivel joint must rotate freely.

Portable Base:

1. Sealing surface above the swivel joint must be smooth.

2. Swivel joint must rotate freely.

3. Safety valve and Trip Paddle must move freely

4. Legs and leg lock pins must move freely and lock into position.

5. Leg  spikes  must  be  sharp.  Replace  if  flats  at  the  tip  exceeds

1/16” diameter.

Monitor:

1. Handwheel must rotate freely.

2. Elevation stop pin must return to safe position

3. Quick Disconnect Latch and Safety Catch must operate freely.

4. Rotation  Lock  must  operate  freely  and  keep  monitor  from

rotating when engaged.

7.1 GREASING THE WORM GEAR

Turn the handwheel to move the nozzle to its highest elevation and pump grease (medium viscosity automotive) into the fitting in the

worm gear housing until excess appears.

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Summary of Contents for CROSSFIRE

Page 1: ...and qualified emergency services personnel for firefighting All personnel using this equipment shall have completed a course of education approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction AHJ This instru...

Page 2: ...precautions and care of any equipment you may be called upon to use 4 It is your responsibility to be in proper physical condition and to maintain the personal skill level required to operate any equ...

Page 3: ...5 AUTOMATIC DRAIN 4 6 TRUCK MOUNT BASE 4 7 TRUCK MOUNTING OF THE PORTABLE BASE 4 8 FLOW CHARACTERISTICS 4 8 1 STACKED TIPS 4 8 2 AUTOMATIC MASTER STREAM NOZZLES 4 8 3 STREAM STRAIGHTENERS 4 8 4 PRESS...

Page 4: ...tc Choose surfaces that allow all spikes to contact the ground Do not place the monitor on top of debris objects or uneven terrain Assure that the hose is not lifting spikes off the ground If stabilit...

Page 5: ...DELS AND TERMS The CROSSFIRE monitor is available in several different models and inlet connections The following figures identify the various parts and controls of the CROSSFIRE monitor Safe Tak 1250...

Page 6: ...min 14 in 360mm N A Height Above Ground on Base 16 1 2 in 420mm N A Line of Reaction Force Above Ground 4 in 100mm N A Flow Area min 8 3 in2 5360mm2 Operating Temperature of Fluid 33 to 120 F 1 to 50...

Page 7: ...uck mount flange or portable base 1 Stop all water flow to the monitor 2 Depress the safety plunger to disengage the spring loaded pawls from the groove in the base 3 Holding the monitor by the top ca...

Page 8: ...900 lbs Prior to installation ensure that no interference exists between the monitor and other deck mounted equipment in any direction A drain valve should be provided in the riser pipe which supplies...

Page 9: ...5 PSI FLOW GPM REACTION LBS FLOW GPM REACTION LBS FLOW GPM REACTION LBS FLOW GPM REACTION LBS FLOW GPM REACTION LBS 1 3 8 400 150 500 240 560 300 680 440 730 520 1 1 2 470 180 600 280 660 350 810 520...

Page 10: ...m contacting ground 5 2 EXTENDING PORTABLE BASE LEGS The portable base legs are extended by following these steps 1 Hold the base carrying handle with one hand and grasp the end of one of the longer l...

Page 11: ...f the strap is too short to reach a suitable anchor it may be extended with strong rope or chain Keep the distance between the monitor and anchor as short as possible Remove all slack between the moni...

Page 12: ...be adjusted to open between 90 and 300 psi The pressure relief valve TFT part A1809 is set at the factory to open at 150 psi To change the relief pressure refer to the label on the bottom side of the...

Page 13: ...rge of its obligations under this limited warranty If TFT makes this election claimant shall return the equipment to TFT free and clear of any liens and encumbrances This is a limited warranty The ori...

Page 14: ...uld be cleaned and touched up with enamel paint such as Rust Oleum Replace any missing or damaged parts before returning to service Any equipment taken out of service due to failure should be returned...

Page 15: ...to equipment or injury to personnel that is a result of user service Contact the factory or visit the web site at tft com for parts lists exploded views test procedures and troubleshooting guides Perf...

Page 16: ...cklist before each use WARNING Equipment failing any part of the checklist is unsafe for use and must have the problem corrected before use or being placed back into service Operating equipment that h...

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