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  1       

Detach the meter’s

 index cover

 by unscrewing 

(3) fillister head screws. Once detached, set the

index cover and the screws aside. The index cover

and the screws will be used in later steps.

a)

 If red security caps are present, tap them with a

screwdriver to break through the security cap, and

then remove the security caps with needle nose pliers.

  2

        Detach the meter’s 

index

 by unscrewing (2) panhead screws. 

Once detached, set the index and the screws aside. The 

index and the screws will be used in later steps.

  3

       Remove the brass meter drive by unscrewing in a 

counterclockwise rotation. 

a)

 Sometimes the meter drive requires a moderate tap to

the projected end of the toggle to knock it loose and to

begin the counterclockwise unscrewing.

b)

 The brass meter drive will not be re-used in later

steps, it is replaced with the supplied 

drive hub

assembly

 in step 4.

  4 

      With pin facing outward, install the supplied drive hub 

assembly onto the meter shaft. The drive hub assembly is 

threaded on by screwing it onto the meter shaft clockwise.

  5

       Using the 

panhead screws

 from the index removal, attach 

the 

pulser assembly

. Leave the panhead  screws loose for 

the following step. 

  6

       Remount the meter’s index utilizing the index’s slots onto the 

panhead screws from step 5.

  7

       Align the mechanical index and drive hub assembly and 

tighten the panhead screws.

  8       

Remount the meter’s index cover with 

fillister head screws

make sure the index seal or gasket has not been damaged. 

a)

 Guide the pulser wires around the meter’s index to

clear any gears. Continue guiding wires through the

bottom notch or hole in the meter’s index cover. Avoid

twisting or straining the wires.

  9

       Insert new red security seals in index cover holes by pushing 

them in firmly.

 10

     To test the meter’s pulse output, use a multimeter’s ohm 

setting (preferably a multimeter that makes a sound or lights 

up when there is continuity). Attach the leads of multimeter 

to each wire from pulse output. Slowly blow air through the 

inlet side of the gas meter. As the gas meter’s 2CF test dial 

rotates, multimeter will alert you of continuity. Every full 

revolution of the test dial will create 2 pulses. 

 11 

    Affix IMAC PULSER Type 

III label to meter for visual 

identification. 

Installing the 

IMAC PULSER

 

TYPE III: 

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