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AC 5032
BOILING BRAKE FLUID TESTER
INTRODUCTION
This manual includes safety information and complete instructions for use. Also refer to the information in the
following documents to help you properly test the brake fluid(s):
• Vehicle Service Manual
• Related Technical Bulletin
• The safety data sheet associated with the brake fluid
(1) Please read this manual before using the device.
(2) This tester is for qualified engineers or technicians only. Keep out of the reach of children and persons who
are not qualified to use the tester.
(3) Do not start a test if the liquid level in the beaker is insufficient. (20 ml recommended)
(4) Please do not touch the test probe when performing the test to avoid burns.
(5) Please do not reuse the fluid or liquid being tested. The fluid or liquid has been destructured and has a
lower boiling point. It is strongly recommended to discard the sample fluid.
(6) Always perform an additional test with clean water when testing fluid or liquid. The tester will be cleaned
and checked by this test.
(7) If a fluid sample is tested continuously, the test result may be different. Because the chemical structure of
the boiled liquid has been changed. This is a normal phenomenon.
• Composition :
1 - LCD screen
2 - Backlight button
3 - Celcius Degree Key
4 - Fahrenheit Degree Key
5 - Test start button
6 - Test sensor
7 - Goose neck
8 - Beaker of 25 ml
9 - 12V DC alligator clip
• Features :
• Applicable brake fluid : DOT3, DOT4, DOT5,
DOT5.1, SUPER DOT 4
• Boiling point: 100°C-180°C(212° F-356°
F)±3%.
• 180°C -320°C(356° F -608° F)±5% Power
supply: 12V DC, minimum 10V DC
• Test duration: 60 seconds
• Operating Temperature: 0°C -50°C(32°
F-122° F) Storage Temperature: -10°C
-50°C(14° F -122° F)
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