Universal Cleaning bottles of 150 psi +manom

WARNINGS:

• DO NOT EXCEED 150 PSI!
• ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GOOGLES& GLOOVES!
• DO NOT SUPPLY AIR TO FLUSH CYLINDER UNTIL READY TO FLUSH!
• FLUSH ONLY DISCHARGED SYSTEMS OR COMPONENTS!
• REMOVE AIR SUPPLY BEFOREADDING ADDITIONAL FLUSH SOLVENT!
• DO NOT LEAVE A PRESSURIZED FLUSHING CYLINDER UNATTENDED!

Flushing Instructions:

1. Recover refrigerant from air conditioning system in accordance with local, state and federal laws.
2. Disconnect all hoses from the components in the system. Isolate the components for flush.
3. Remove and discard orifice tube from evaporator, condenseror hose or remove expansion valve.
4. Attach the flush hose to the bottom fitting on the flush cylinder.Attach the flush gun to the hose.
5. Fill the fliuh cylinder with 1 or 2 pints of flush solvent. Lubricate the O-ring seal and threads on the large nut and screw the nut onto the top of the cylinder.Make sure all connections are tight.
6. To avoid spraying of oil, flush, and other debris,attach a piece of hose or optional flush capturing coupler to hte end of the component being flushed. Place the hose end in a large bucket to capturethe flush solvent. Dispose of flush solvent in accordancewith local, state, and federal laws.
7. Attach your compressed air hose to the large nut on the top of the cylinder. Hold flush cylinder in an upright position. Flushing willwork effectively with air pressure of 90-150psi. DO NOT EXCEED 150PSI! ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GOOGLES & GLOVES. DO NOT LEAVE UNATTENDED!
8. Insert the probe end of the flush gun into end of component and press the flush gun lever.
9. Flush the component until all the flush solvent has passed through it. Wait 3 minutesand run dry air through the component again. DISCONNECT the air supply to the flush cylinder when not acutally flushing!
10. Flush each component individually including hoses, condenser, and evaporator.
11. Do not flush the compressor, expansion valve, orifice tube, filter drier, or accumulator.
12. Install a new orifice tube if necessary. A new filter-drier or accumulator should be installed last Replace O-rings. Reassemble the system and add oil.
13. If the system is being retrofitted, install retrofit adapters and labels  (see manufacturer below).
14. If compressor is not being replaced, the oil should be drained and replaced with the proper amount of clean refrigerant oil. If a replacement is being installed, check for correct amount of compressor oil.
15. Evacuate for 30 minutes and make sure the system holds a vacuum.
16. Add refrigerant and leak check.
17. Dispose of flush solvent,oil and debris in accordance with local, state, and federal laws.

Note: LUBRICATE FLUSH GUN PROBE END WITH REFRIGERANT OIL TO PREVENT STICKING. Contact the manufacturer below for optional flush capturing couplers and accessories.