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d. Loosen, but do not remove, the screws holding down the drill guide. Slide
the drill guide off those screws and repeat step 1b for the other set of
screws.
e. Open the corresponding valve.
f.
Repeat steps 2a through 2c.
Step 3
a. Loosen the screws holding down the
drill guide, remove it, and empty the
chips from the muffler. Wipe away any
chips that may have fallen on top of
the base. Place the slider plate over
the screws with the side containing the
O-rings facing the base. Slide it into
position so the alignment pins are in
place and it sits flat against the base.
Tighten the screws so that the slider
plate is firmly mounted to the base.
b. With the flow arrow in the correct
direction, insert the probes into the two
holes of the slider plate. Expect some
resistance as the probes make their
way through the O-rings. Continue to
push in until the probes make contact
with the closed valves. At this point any leakage noted in step 2c should go
away.
Step 4
a. With one hand firmly holding the top
assembly, use the other to rotate each
valve 90° to its open position. Push
the top assembly into place until you
hear an audible ‘click’, letting you know
the two latches are now firmly in place
and it is safe to let go. You can expect
approximately five pounds of force at
the meter’s maximum pressure rating.
b. To complete the installation, there are
two safety screws that will need to be
placed in the side of the top bracket
next to each latch. Screw both in until
they bottom out.
