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Place Side Drain through access hole in jacket and secure with supplied Support Washer and
Drain Nut (2).
Wrench tighten. Take care to not over tighten connection as damage may occur.
Hand tighten Drain Cap (3).
Close Flap (1).
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Install empty Tank to Wall Bracket by first inserting “hook” on the top of the bracket through the
Jacket Slot located at the upper rear of jacket and into the handle of the Tank (1). Lower the Tank
inserting the lower bracket section through the Jacket Slot and under the Tank. Push the Tank
towards the bracket until the Wall Bracket snaps into the recess at the bottom of the Tank (2).
*CROSS SECTION VIEW
HANDLE
WALL
BRACKET
DRAIN
14
Use a flat head screw driver to ensure that the Bracket (1) and the tank's Drain Hole (2) align. The
Front Access Panel will need to be removed for this process.
* VIEW FROM
UNDER THE TANK
15
Insert Drain Fitting (1) through openings in the Tank and Wall Bracket. From below, reaching
between the Jacket and the Tank, install Drain Washer (2) and Drain Nut (3) to threaded portion
of Drain. Wrench tighten. Take care to not over tighten or damage may occur. Retrieve Drain
Hose (4) from parts accessory bag. Slide threaded Drain Hose (4) through hole in Jacket bottom
and secure to Drain Fitting (1). Hand tighten only.
* VIEW FROM UNDER THE TANK
16
Remove the Activation Pull Strap (1) from
the Tank. Secure Activation Pull Strap to
backside of Front Access Panel (2) as
shown below using the Velcro straps.
17
Install the cups of the Activation Pull Strap
over the Spray Heads individually, pressing
firmly until they are fully seated. Ensure that
the Activation Pull Strap is still connected to
the Front Access Panel as shown in previous
step.
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CERTIFIED TO
ANSI/I
SEA Z35
8.1
Realign front removable Panel (1) to Jacket
from the bottom up. Tuck the top edge of
the panel under the Jacket Flap.
IMPORTANT
Self-contained eyewash equipment shall be visually
checked frequently to determine if flushing fluid
needs to be changed or supplemented. Frequency
of these inspections is dependent on environment
conditions, but at a minimum weekly. Failure to
conduct visual checks could lead to further injury.
Customer shall take precautions to help prevent
the growth of potentially harmful bacteria in
eyewash tanks. Either of the following procedures
is recommended.
Procedure 1:
Use suitable Bacteriostatic
preservative to help prevent growth of bacteria in
eyewash tank. Eyewash tank should be drained,
flushed and refilled with clean potable water and
Bacteriostatic preservative added as directed by
the preservative’s manufacturer.
Procedure 2:
Drain, flush and refill units with
clean potable water at least once every week
unless site conditions require more frequent
changing. Thoroughly cleanse tank at least once
every month. See “Maintenance” Section for
further information of cleaning unit.
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Remove
existing
Fill Cap. Fill the Tank with potable water (approximately 20 gallons). Failure to use
potable water can result in emergency units producing impure or contaminated water, possibly
causing further injury.
Install new thermocouple feed tube and Tank Fill Cap Assembly.
Pull back top
corner of Activation Panel Flap and
inspect Spray Head (1) area for leaks. Inspect Side Drainage
Plug (2) for leaks.
H20
20
Secure Fill Cap to Tank with Tamper Evident Seal Tie. Connect Wiring Harness to Controller.
Update and secure the Maintenance Tag to the Tank in a location where it can be easily checked.
