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MAINTENANCE _____________________________________________________________
NOTE:
To avoid personal injury or damage to the Nitrogen Inflation System, permit only qualified personnel to
perform maintenance.
When cleaning or replacing filter elements and automatic float drains, shut
off the supply air by turning the valve lever on the front of t
he unit to “OFF”. After the Inlet
Pressure Gauge reads zero, you can service the filters.
See repair parts breakdown for replacement parts.
ALWAYS:
Keep Nitrogen Inflation System clean.
DAILY:
Check the automatic float drain on all filters for proper operation.
If the automatic float drain should become stuck open or inoperable, shut off the
air supply (see NOTE above). Before servicing let the pressure bleed off from the
filter. Remove the bottom cap from the bottom of the filter. The drain can be
cleaned in hot soapy water. DO NOT attempt to disassemble the drain. If the
drain is still inoperable after cleaning, it will have to be replaced. When installing
a new drain, make sure the o-ring is installed on the bottom stem before screwing
it into the bottom cap. Finger tighten only.
WEEKLY:
Clean the automatic float drain on both filters.
See above.
BI-YEARLY:
Clean particulate filter element and replace coalescing element.
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OWNER’S RECORDS
Date Installed:
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Serial number
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Located on back panel
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