Sealey AK462DX - Manual (Page 2)

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GRAVITY & SUCTION FEED AIR
DISCHARGE CANTILEVER OIL DRAINER
Model: AK462DX.V2
97/23/EC Pressure Equipment Directive
Signed by Mark Sweetman 7th November 2002
4.2. Creating a vacuum
4.2.1. With all valves closed connect air supply to suction coupling (16) and turn on air supply at a pressure of 8 - 9 bar.
4.2.2. Open ball valve (28) and pressure in reservoir will begin to fall as shown on vacuum gauge (81).
4.2.3. When vacuum gauge (81) shows 0.8 - 0.9 bar close ball valve (28), turn off air supply and disconnect supply line from coupling (16).
4.2.4. The reservoir is now negatively pressurised.
4.3. Suction feed - probes
4.3.1. Create a vacuum, as described in paragraphs 4.2.1. to 4.2.3.
4.3.2. Select a probe to suit engine to be drained and connect to vacuum hose connection (33).
4.3.3. Remove engine oil dipstick and insert probe into dipstick tube.
4.3.4. Open ball valve (34) and the oil will be drawn from the sump into the reservoir.
Note: Once the sump is empty, air will be drawn up probe and reservoir will revert to atmospheric pressure (vacuum gauge will show zero).
4.4. Suction feed - oil pan
4.4.1. Create a vacuum, as described in paragraphs 4.2.1. to 4.2.3.
4.4.2. Open the oil inlet valve (95) and the oil will be sucked into the reservoir.
Note: Once the oil pan is empty, air will be drawn into the pipe (74) and reservoir will revert to atmospheric pressure (vacuum gauge will show
zero).
4.3. Emptying
4.3.1. Ensure all valves are closed and connect air supply at a pressure of 2 - 2.5 bar to coupling (16).
4.3.2. Open ball tap valve (34) and allow reservoir to pressurise until safety valve vents. Close ball tap valve (34) and disconnect air supply.
4.3.3. Place end (51) of drain tube (105) in the waste oil container and then open ball valve (91).
4.3.4. When all waste oil is displaced from reservoir any remaining air pressure will be lost. Always confirm that reservoir pressure is zero before
closing valve (91).
Note: Never leave drainer with pressure, or vacuum, in the reservoir.
p IMPORTANT! Dispose of waste oil in accordance with local authority regulations.
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