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6 ACTUATOR INSTALLATION & HANDLINGWARNING: ONLY QUALIFIED FIKE PERSONNEL HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO INSTALL /REMOVE ACTUATORS.The actuators of the Fike Explosion Protection Systems are widely used in industrial applications butmust be respected for their extremely fast response and the possibility of accidental detonation. Whenactuators are handled in accordance with all proper safety practices, accidental detonations should notoccur.WARNING: TO PREVENT POSSIBLE INJURY, THE ACTUATORS MUST BE DISCONNECTEDAND SHUNTED WHEN PERFORMING ANY OF THE FOLLOWINGPROCEDURES.6.1 ACTUATOR ASSEMBLYEach actuator is transported in a safety boss with two safety caps. In order to exchange an overdueactuator, an additional, empty actuator transport boss is required to hold the overdue actuator.WARNING: ACTUATORS ARE INDIVIDUALLY LABELLED TO ENABLE PROPERIDENTIFICATION. DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL!In the figure below a detonator in safety housing is shown (typical arrangement).Figure 6: Detonator assembly (typical)N° Item description N° Item description27 Original cap detonator wire 33 Pipe28 Shunted lead wires 34 Detonator29 Detonator tag 35 Jam nut30 Cable length 1 m 36 Safety cap31 Retainer nut 37 O-ring32 2 component epoxy glue 38 Detonator bossDocument 8.8601.00.4 Page 13

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