Model: 08-4014-4010
Engine Compressor Washer
05/2002 | Rev. 01
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This product can not be modified without the written approval of Tronair, Inc. Any modifications done without written approval
voids all warranties and releases Tronair, Inc., it suppliers, distributors, employees, or financial institutions from any liability
from consequences that may occur. Only Tronair OEM replacement parts shall be used.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Tronair 08-4014-4010 Engine Compressor Washer is a portable unit with a 2-1/2 gallon (9.5 liters) capacity, designed to
spray cleaning solution and/or clean, fresh water into jet and turbo prop engines.
The purpose of the engine compressor washer is to neutralize salts and acids collected in the engine by rinsing the engine's
compressor section.
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SAFETY ISSUES
WARNING!
1. Personal injury may result if procedures are not followed.
2. Never open fluid tank while contents are under pressure.
3. Never pressurize air tank more than 100 psi (6.9 bars).
CAUTION!
Use only clean water and/or engine cleaning fluids approved by engine manufacturer.
Consult aircraft manual for correct procedure in performing engine wash.
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PREPARATION AND OPERATION
Follow engine manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning and rinsing engine(s). Use only engine manufacturer's approved
fluids. Refer to label (V-1013) on unit.
1. Ensure the tank is depressurized by depressing the tank handle prior to opening tank.
2. Fill with desired amount of fluid through fill connection.
3. Pressurize tank with shop air (100 psi/6.9 bars Maximum).
4. Remove safety pin.
5. Connect hose assembly.
6. Depress tank handle to dispense pressurized fluid.
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MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
4.1
CLEANING AFTER EACH USE
Remove cleaning agents from tank after each use as follows:
1. Empty tank as follows:
a. Invert tank (this saves the remaining fluid in the tank from being emptied).
b. Depress tank handle to discharge any remaining pressure left in the tank.
2. With tank de-pressurized, remove the tank discharge assembly.
3. Pour out any remaining fluid to be salvaged for future use.
4. Rinse out tank with clean fresh water.
5. Re-install the tank handle.
6. Disconnect hose assembly.
7. Drain hose assembly from coupling.
8. Re-install the hose assembly.
9. Pressurize tank to approximately 20 psi (1.4 bars).
10. Blow out lines. Depress tank handle to run air through the unit.
11. Re-install safety pin.
4.2
HOSES
Replace worn hoses as required.
4.3
STORAGE
1. Ensure fluid tanks are clean.
2. Clean the unit exterior prior to storage.
3. Cover unit and store in a clean, dry area.