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Introduction
A lightweight, easy to carry, pneumatic brake bleeder with automatic
extraction tank cut off.
• One man brake bleed operation
• 1 metre silicone hose with universal rubber bleed nipple adaptor
• 2 litre extracting tank
• 1 litre refill bottle
• Automatic cut off when extraction tank is full
• Working pressure (workshop compressed air supply): 40-170psi
• Air inlet: 1/4"
The Laser vacuum brake fluid bleeder is vacuum operated and works on
normal workshop compressed air through a standard 1/4" PCL adaptor.
The unit contains a vacuum fluid extractor, bleed hose with brake nipple
adaptor and automatic refill bottle.
Automatic Refill Bottle:
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Components
Instructions
Ref. Description
A
Air Flow Handle ON/OFF
B
Air Flow Handle Securing Clamp
C
Air Inlet
D
Extracting Tank Stopper
E
1 metre Silicone Hose
F
Universal Brake Nipple Adaptor
Refer to manufacturer’s documentation or workshop manual to
determine correct method and sequence of bleeding the brakes.
1. Make sure the brake nipples are clean and check that they are not
seized.
Refer to
Figure 2
:
2. Connect bleed pipe and adaptor (
F
) to brake nipple to be bled.
3. Connect the air line to the air inlet (
C
).
4. Open the brass shut off valve on the refill bottle (
Figure 1
).
5. Open the bleed nipple.
6. Press down the air flow handle (
A
) and secure if necessary with the
clamp (
B
).
7. Fluid should now be drawn into the bleeder extraction tank.
8. Pay careful attention to fluid level in refill bottle. If more brake fluid
needs to be added to finish the brake bleed operation, close the
brass shut off valve before refilling the refill bottle.
9. When finished, pull off the extraction tank stopper (
D
) and empty
out the used brake fluid and dispose of according to local authority
guidelines.
10. Carefully clean both extraction tank and refill bottle and store in
clean, dry conditions.
1. Fill required amount of
fluid into the refill bottle
(maximum 1 litre).
2. Refer to
Figure 1
: Ensure
the brass shut off valve (
1
)
is in the horizontal (closed)
position.
3. Invert the refill bottle, then
clamp (
2
) onto the brake
or clutch master cylinder
reservoir.
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