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• Ensure sufficient free space above the regulator for adjustment.
7. Remove the blanking plugs from the connection ports and connect to the
supply and delivery hoses.
8. Install a pressure gauge to either of the side connecting ports facing the
operator. The other connecting port should be plugged or can be used as
an additional air outlet for regulated air.
9. Fit the regulator to the mounting
bracket from below and secure
with the retaining ring.
10. Make sure that all connections are
tight and secure.
11. Push the bowl into the filter/
regulator body and turn fully
clockwise before pressurizing.
12. Your filter regulator is now ready for
use.
USE AND CARE IN SERVICE
1. Ensure that the supply airline pressure does not exceed 150psi.
2. The outlet air pressure can be set by turning the adjustment knob. Pull the
knob upwards until you hear the click, turn it clockwise to increase the
pressure or anti-clockwise to decrease the pressure. When the desired
pressure is obtained, press the knob downwards until you hear the click to
secure the setting.
• + and - are marked on the knob.
3. The air pressure set is displayed on the pressure gauge.
4. The filter/regulator is equipped with a manual drain. Turn the manual drain
valve to drain accumulated liquid inside the bowl. Take care to drain the
liquid from the bowl whenever necessary and always keep the liquid
below the baffle.
5. The filter element should be replaced when the pressure drop across the
element exceeds 15 psi. When an excessive pressure drop across a
saturated but uncontaminated element occurs, it may indicate that the
tool being operated exceeds the maximum flow rate (CFM) of the filter/
regulator (See Specifications). Refer to the maximum flow rate of your filter/
regulator and make sure that the required CFM of the tool is within the
maximum flow rate of your filter/regulator for best tool operation.