<Preparation for Discharge>
①Close all valves including inlet valve, air regulator valve, and aspiration
valve. (Pic.8)
②Close Tank Cap.
③Loosen Dial Nut and pull up Waste Oil Tray to the upper limit (till you can
hear the click sound by connection of Slide Pipe). (Pic.9)
④Tighten Dial Nut and fix it.
⑤Confirm if the discharge container (drum, waste oil tank etc.) has enough
open capacity.
⑥Remove the nozzle cap on discharge hose and insert into the discharge
container.
Use a waste cloth to prevent waste oil from you when you remove
the nozzle cap.
<Discharging>
⑦Hold the discharge hose by hand to prevent it from coming off of the
discharge container. (Pic.10)
⑧Connect air hose.
⑨Open discharge hose valve.
⑩Open air regulator valve.
⑪When discharge is complete, remove air hose. And close the discharge
hose valve when the exhaust sound stops.
Just before the tank of this product become empty (discharge completion),
waste oil and air will be mixed and discharged, causing vibration in the
discharge hose nozzle. Always hold the discharge hose securely during
discharge.
Close the discharge hose valve if you want to stop discharge for an emergency.
When waste oil discharge is complete, do not open inlet valve when the exhaust sound stops.
Do not close inlet valve except when oil is discharged.
Waste oil discharge rate will very depending on the waste oil temperature. It sometimes takes time to
discharge when waste oil is cold.
If the discharge operations are not followed, waste oil may flow backward and may result with splash or
mist of waste into the air.
Do not raise the input air pressure over 1bar (0.1Mpa/1kgf/cm2) after the decompression.
Discharge hose is connected with the pipe which extends to the bottom of the tank, and waste oil below the
level gauge can be discharged.
Wind up and fix the hoses so as not to rub.
B. GOD80A Discharging Oil from the tank
