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Item 59431
Air Supply
1. Connect compressed air to the Air
Inlet at the rear of the machine.
2. Adjust the compressor’s air regulator as needed for
best performance. Do not exceed the recommended
maximum input air pressure of 150 PSI.
Air Inlet
Compressed
Air Coupler
General Operation
Power / Vapor Indicator
1. The Power Indicator should be lit when power
cables are connected to a fully charged 12V
battery using the proper polarity as described
in “Power Source” on page 6.
2. Press the Power Button to turn on the
machine; the Vapor Indicator should light,
indicating vapor is being produced.
a. If the Vapor Indicator does not light with
the Power Button in the ON position,
battery charge is not sufficient.
b. If the Vapor Indicator is flashing, there is an
open circuit or internal component fault.
Power
Indicator
Power
Button
Vapor
Indicator
System Pressure Gauge
The Pressure Gauge is used to determine if a
leak exists in a sealed system under pressure.
1. Pressurize the system to approximately
11-14" of water column (0.5 PSI / 35 millibar).
2. Lock out sealed system by rotating Flow
Control Knob clockwise all the way to close.
3. Observe the System Pressure Gauge:
a. Pressure holds - No leaks are indicated.
b. Pressure decreases - Leaks are indicated.
Note:
Not all systems are designed to be 100% sealed,
or designed to be 100% sealed at high pressures.
11-14
"
System
Pressure Gauge
Flow Meter
The Flow Meter is used for system diagnostics.
1. Rotate the Flow Control Knob
counterclockwise
to increase smoke pressure.
2. Rotate the Flow Control Knob
clockwise
to decrease or stop air flow.
3. Observe the Flow Meter:
a. A small leak in the system under evaluation is
determined when the Flow Indicator ball rises
within the Flow Meter to the .02″ to .039″ level.
b. A large leak in the system under evaluation is
determined when the Flow Indicator ball rises
within the Flow Meter to .04″ level or above.
Flow Control
Knob
Large Leak
Small Leak
Flow Meter
