Engler Son-Mate II, Instruction Manual

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4. Portable Water Tank (P/N: PT-1) - This is a self-
contained water source, which is ideally suited
for portable operation. We suggest you use
bottled water and fill the tank to the water fill line
(approximately 2/3). Tighten the cap, insert the
male quick disconnect on the water line into the
female on top of the tank, pressurize by
pumping the handle until you have resistance in
pushing down on the handle, and locking the
handle in place.
IMPORTANT: If you do not feel comfortable doing the water installation yourself, we recommend the
services of a professional plumber. Engler Engineering Corporation will not be held liable for any
damage including, but not limited to leakage caused by improper installation of our products.
PLEASE NOTE: Minerals and foreign particles in the water may cause a buildup or blockage of internal
hoses and parts.
The water filter supplied with this device must be opened and inspected quarterly and we suggest that
the filter disc and O ring be changed out at least once a year. See page 17 for instructions.
CONNECTING THE FOOT SWITCH:
To connect the footswitch to the unit, insert the male quick disconnect into the female quick disconnect
on the rear of the device and then tighten the securing nut by turning it clockwise.
CONNECTING POWER SUPPLY:
First plug the power cord into the unit and then plug the male end of the power cord into a grounded power
outlet. DO NOT remove or bypass the ground pin from the power cord of this device. Doing so will void the
warranty.
IMPORTANT: Your Son-Mate II has been equipped with a universal switching power supply and will not
require adjustments in this regard.
SCALER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Initial procedures at the start of every day.
1. Make sure the water is turned on and flowing to the Device. Rotate the Selector Switch to the
“SCALER” position, the red LED indicator should light up, showing that you have power to the unit.
2. Adjust the power control knob to the minimum power setting fully counter-clockwise. The
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