CynkoMet T-169/1, Instructions For Use And Operation

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Cynko Met
T-169
Page
78
6.3 Handling the break system.
As part of routine maintenance, check the tightness of the
pneumatic system (pay most attention to places of all
connections). If the conduits, seals or other components are
damaged, compressed air will penetrate outside with a typical
hiss. The damaged seals or conduits causing leaks should be
replaced.
Periodically, remove the condensate gathering in the water
from the air tank. For this purpose, pull out the mandrel of the
drain valve at the bottom of the tank to the side The compressed
air in the tank will push the water out. After releasing the mandrel,
the valve should automatically close and stop the airflow from the
tank.
Once a year, before the winter, unscrew the drain valve and
clean off the accumulated dirt.
Fig. 18. Draining the air tank
1 - air tank, 2 drain valve
NOTE!
NOTE!
Before dismantling the drain valve, reduce the
pressure in the air tank.
2
1