Meister PT5513 User manual

User Guide
Vacuum Cooling System Refilling Kit
Art. Nr: PT5513
RVNR-01
Produced in Taiwan for Bileko
Bileko
P.O. Box 542
S-645 25 Strängnäs, Sweden
Tel: [phone]
www.promeister.com PATENTED

Features Instructions
Safety Precautions
Specifications
• Always read the instructions carefully before using the tool
• This tool kit is for automotive cooling system ONLY
• Ensure the working area has adequate lighting
• Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the working area
• Keep working area clean and tidy, dry and free from unrelated materials
• DO NOT allow untrained persons to use this tool kit.
• Always wear eye protection that meets OSHA and ANSI Z87.1 Standards
• Always wear gloves when working with the tool
• Always wear ear protection
• Disposal: Customers should follow local regulations or entrust local organisation to handle
used/wasted parts
• Significantly shortens time for refilling new coolant by creating a vacuum in the cooling system
• No need to undergo the time-consuming air bleeding
• Minimizes the risks of engine overheating
Create a Vacuum
1. Drain old coolant from the radiator.
2. Hook the gauge underneath the car’s hood.
3. Connect an air line to Air connector (B).
4. Connect the Universal Radiator Adapter (2) onto the radiator filler neck (as in Fig 1).
5. Turn on Air switch (C) and Air valve (D), while Coolant valve (E) remains off, to create a
vacuum in the cooling system (as in Fig 2).
6. Turn off the Air valve (D) and then Air switch (C) when the vacuum falls into the range between
-50 and -60 cmHg (-20 and -25 inHg).
Refill New Coolant
1. Connect the coolant Hose (4) to the Coolant hose connector (F).
2. Put the other hand of the Hose (4) into a container filled with pre-mixed new coolant, and keep
the hose end remaining submerged under the surface.
3. Turn on the Coolant valve (E), while the Air switch (C) and Air valve (D) remaining off (Fig 3),
and new coolant will be introduced into the radiator immediately.
4. Refilling process is completed once the gauge reads zero.
5. Remove the residual coolant in the tool before storage.
Fig 1 Fig 2
On
On
On
Off
Off
Off
A. Vacuum Gauge
B. Air Connector
C. Air Switch
D. Air Valve
E. Coolant Valve
F. Coolant Hose Connector
G. Radiator Cap Connector
1
3
4
2
Vacuum pump
with gauge
Hose
Hook for
vacuum pump
Universal
Radiator
Adapter
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
Fig 3