2) Attach the regulator adjusting gauge assembly to the regulator outlet.
3) Attach the 5’ long oxygen hose to the torch and to the regulator adjusting gauge assembly by
pressing the quick connect plugs into the respective quick connect couplers.
4) Insert a 3/8” diameter cutting rod into the end of the torch, tighten collet nut to hold in place.
5) Slowly open the oxygen cylinder valve. Once pressure has equalized continue opening valve
all the way.
6) While depressing the oxygen lever adjust the regulator output pressure by:
a) Submersible type regulator-
i)
Use a medium to large blade standard screwdriver to turn the over-size adjusting
screw at the back of the regulator body. Turn it clockwise to increase pressure and
counter-clockwise to reduce pressure.
ii) Set the output pressure (read from the regulator adjusting gauge) to 60-65 psig.
iii) Release the oxygen lever to stop the flow of oxygen.
b) Industrial type regulator-
i)
Use a 9/16” combination wrench to loosen the acorn nut at the back of the regulator
body.
ii) Use hex head wrench to turn the socket head adjusting screw at the back of the
regulator body. Turn it clockwise to increase pressure and counter-clockwise to
reduce pressure.
iii) Set the output pressure (read from the regulator adjusting gauge) to 60-65 psig.
iv) Release the oxygen lever to stop the flow of oxygen.
v) Tighten the acorn nut to lock the adjusting screw in place.
7) Close the oxygen cylinder valve.
8) Depress the oxygen lever to bleed excess pressure from the system.
9) Remove the cutting rod from the torch, the torch from the hose, the hose from the regulator
adjusting gauge assembly, the regulator adjusting assembly from the regulator and the
regulator from the oxygen cylinder.
10) Replace system components into torch system case.
