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10. Release the vacuum in the Vacuum
Pump with the Vacuum Release Valve.
Then, disconnect the Brake Bleed
Screw Adapter from the vehicle’s
brake caliper bleed screw.
Note:
Do not allow the Cup to fill
completely with brake fluid. Keep the Cup
as level as possible during use and do not
allow fluid to reach the Suction Lid at the
top of the Cup. When necessary, release
the vacuum in the tool and empty the Cup
of old brake fluid. To assist in transport,
this set includes a Transport Lid (2b)
without hose connections.
After the brake fluid is disposed of
properly, resume bleeding the brakes.
11. Remove the cap from the vehicle’s
master cylinder, and refill the master
cylinder back to its normal capacity
with clean, new brake fluid. Then,
replace the cap on the master cylinder.
12. Proceed to the vehicle’s next
brake caliper, and perform the
same steps as above.
13. When finished using the Vacuum Pump,
clean the tool and store it in a clean,
dry location out of reach of children.
14.
WARNING! TO PREVENT SERIOUS
INJURY: Before driving the vehicle,
carefully check for leaks and test
for proper brake operation.
Maintenance and Servicing
1.
Before each use:
Inspect the general
condition of the Vacuum Pump.
Check for misalignment or binding of
moving parts, cracked or broken parts,
damaged Hoses, loose connections,
and any other condition that may
affect its safe operation. If a problem
occurs, have the problem
corrected before further use.
Do not use damaged equipment.
2.
When cleaning:
Do not clean the
Vacuum Pump with cleaners or other
solvents. Use a clean, dry cloth.
Do not immerse the Vacuum
Pump in any liquid.
3.
When storing:
Do not store fluid
in the Cup. Dispose of excess
fluid properly, according to federal,
state, and local guidelines.
Store the Vacuum Pump in a clean,
dry location out of reach of children.
4.
CAUTION! All maintenance, service,
or repairs not listed in this manual
are only to be attempted by a
qualified service technician
.
