There are 2 different oil-level covers in the kit, 1
for gasoline machines and the other for diesel
machines. The cover for the diesel machine is
longer than the cover for the gasoline machine
and may have a “D” etched in it.
2.
Use the screw (5/8 inch) and locknut to install
the delay timer on the oil-level cover (diesel
model only); refer to
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Figure 5
1.
Locknut
4.
Oil level cover
2.
Delay timer
5.
Main hydraulic tank
3.
Screw (5/8 inch)
3.
Set the oil-level cover in place, but do not secure
it to the main hydraulic tank yet (
).
4.
Install 2 hydraulic fittings (90°) onto the front and
back of the solenoid valve (
).
Note:
Position the 90° hydraulic fittings so that
the hoses that attach to them are parallel to the
ground when installed.
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Figure 6
1.
Solenoid valve
2.
90° hydraulic fittings (2)
5.
Install the 90° beaded hydraulic fitting to the
main hydraulic tank (
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Figure 7
1.
Insert the 90° beaded
hydraulic fitting here.
4.
Oil level cover
2.
Shield bracket
5.
Solenoid valve assembly
3.
Hex-head bolt
6.
Install 1 end of the tank valve hose to the 90°
hydraulic fitting connected to the front of the
solenoid valve with a worm-drive clamp.
7.
Slip a worm-drive clamp over the other end of
the tank valve hose.
8.
Connect the free end of the tank valve hose
onto the 90° beaded hydraulic fitting on the main
hydraulic tank as you lower the solenoid-valve
assembly onto the oil-level cover.
9.
Install the oil-level cover and solenoid-valve
assembly to the main hydraulic tank with 2
hex-head bolts and the shield bracket (
).
Note:
Before installing the bolts, coat the
bottom 2 or 3 threads with anti-seize compound.
10.
Torque the bolts to 3 to 7 N∙m (30 to 60 in-lb).
11.
Secure the tank-valve-hose end onto the 90°
beaded hydraulic fitting with the worm-drive
clamp.
12.
Install the straight hydraulic fitting into the
opening on the underside of the leak detector
tank (
).
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