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GaugeCal

XP

 Service Instruction Sheet

   

   Page 7

C R Y S T A L

 

engineering corporation

How to Contact Us:

Phone

 

(805) 595-5477

Toll-Free  (800) 444-1850

Fax

 

(805) 595-5466

Email

 

[email protected]

Web

 

www.crystalengineering.net

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Routine Flushing

If a complete rebuild is not required, flushing the 

GaugeCal

XP 

can serve as a quick and simple way 

to remove small amounts of dirt or sediment from the system. Flushing can also be used to ensure 
that any air is removed from the system prior to performing a calibration test. Flushing the unit 
should never serve as a substitute for a rebuild; and remember that 

any service beyond a routine 

flush should always be performed by a qualified technician.

Flushing Instructions

1

  Remove all gauges or stem adapters from both the flange stem and gauge base.

2

  To completely open the reservoir, wind the handle counter-clockwise until you feel it stop. 

3

  Securely grip the front of the Baseplate (near the end block) and lift to tip the 

GaugeCal

XP 

on its 

end. Any hydraulic fluid in the system will run out through the rear Gauge Base port.

4

  Set the unit back down, flat on the Baseplate, and begin to pour isopropyl alcohol, warm soapy 

water, or clean hydraulic oil into the reservoir. Continue to fill the unit until the fluid begins to 
run out of the Gauge Base ports. Always dispose of fluids in a responsible manner.

5

  Once again, tip the 

GaugeCal

XP 

on its end until all of the fluid in the system has drained out.

6

  Set the unit back down, then wind the handle clockwise at least 10 turns, then fill the reservoir 

with test fluid to within 6mm (1/4") from the top.

7

  Follow the operator instructions supplied with your 

GaugeCal

XP 

to fill the system and begin 

calibration testing. 

 

CAUTION:

 Solvents can damage o-rings and should never be used when flushing or otherwise 

cleaning the 

GaugeCal

XP

.

3133

Fine Adjust assy

QTY

1

1734

O-ring

QTY

1

 13.94mm x 2.62mm

  0.549in x 0.103in

1734

O-ring

 13.94mm x 2.62mm

  0.549in x 0.103in

QTY

2

1959

O-ring

 9.25mm x 1.78mm

 0.364in x 0.070in

QTY

2

3129

O-ring

 6.07mm x 1.78mm

 0.239in x 0.070in

QTY

1

3130

O-ring

 21.94mm x 1.78mm

  0.864in x 0.070in

QTY

2

3150

Backup ring

3131

O-ring

 21.82mm x 3.53mm

  0.859in x 0.139in

QTY

1

3132

O-ring

 15.54mm x 2.62mm

  0.612in x 0.103in

QTY

1

3303

O-ring

 34.92mm x 1.78mm

  1.375in x 0.070in

QTY

1

3151

Backup ring

QTY

1

3152

Rod Seal

QTY

1

3176

Allen key, 3mm

QTY

1

3177

Allen key, 4mm

QTY

1

3178

Allen key, 5mm

QTY

1

QTY

1

Summary of Contents for GaugeCaLXP

Page 1: ...and gauge base gure 1 3 Tip the comparator on its end to completely drain the water oil or isopropyl alcohol from the system Always dispose of uids in a responsible manner 4 Use a 3mm Allen key to re...

Page 2: ...llen key to remove the three 3 cap screws from the front of the End Block gure 5 10 Carefully pull to slide the End Block and Piston Assembly from the Manifold Block and Baseplate gure 6 11 Pull to sl...

Page 3: ...ilar sili cone based lubricant must be applied to the grooved surface of the Rod Seal PN 3152 When the Rod Seal is installed its at sur face should face toward the Main Seal Block while its grooved su...

Page 4: ...len key to remove Screws included with older Fine Adjust Kits will require a 5mm key while those included with recent redesigned kits will require a 4mm key 19 Use either a 4 or 5mm Allen key to remov...

Page 5: ...f the comparator is not tted with an optional Fine Adjust remove the second Accessory Cap located on the other side of the Manifold Block Follow the procedure outlined in step 25 27 Clean all of the p...

Page 6: ...129 O ring 6 07mm x 1 78mm 0 239in x 0 070in QTY 1 3130 O ring 21 94mm x 1 78mm 0 864in x 0 070in QTY 2 3150 Backup ring 3131 O ring 21 82mm x 3 53mm 0 859in x 0 139in QTY 1 3132 O ring 15 54mm x 2 62...

Page 7: ...stem and gauge base 2 To completely open the reservoir wind the handle counter clockwise until you feel it stop 3 Securely grip the front of the Baseplate near the end block and lift to tip the GaugeC...

Page 8: ...C R Y S T A L engineering corporation 2005 Crystal Engineering Corporation 708 Fiero Lane Suite 9 San Luis Obispo California 93401 8701 PN 3175 Rev A...

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