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4.4 Position the extractor close to the front or side of the vehicle.

Plug the extension tube fitting into the fluid inlet/outlet fitting

on top of the extractor (see fig.3-13).

6.1 PART NO: DESCRIPTION

6.1.1 TP6905.01 MAIN TUBE (9.8 x 1010mm)

6.1.2 TP6905.02 MIDDLE TUBE (6.7 x 870mm)

6.1.3 TP6905.03 SMALL TUBE (5.8 x 870mm)

5. OPERATION

6. SPARES

5.1 DRAWING FLUID INTO THE EXTRACTOR

5.1.2 Before operating the extractor you must press the pressure

release button (see fig.3-1) to dissipate any vacuum or

pressure remaining in the tank from previous use. The

pressure gauge needle should return to the zero position.

NOTE: The extractor should never be stored with any

vacuum or pressure left within the tank.

5.1.3 Set up the unit for oil extraction as described in Sections 4.1

to 4.4 so that the extractor probe is inserted into the vehicle’s

dipstick tube. The other end of the extractor probe should be

joined to the extension tube with the adaptor provided and

the extension tube should be connected to the inlet/outlet

coupling (See fig.3-13). NOTE: Extraction via the dipstick

tube should only be done whilst the oil is warm.

5.1.4 Move the IN/OUT valve lever to the IN position as shown in fig.7.

5.1.5 Fold out rod foot rest as shown in fig.3-6.

5.1.6 To commence suction place your foot over the foot rest to

steady the unit and start to pump the handle up and down

through its full travel. The needle on the gauge should move

anti-clockwise from the zero position as shown in fig.6.

5.1.7 As you pump up and down, the tank will begin to fill. When

the tank is full the auto shut off mechanism will operate and

the pump handle will lock up. To return the handle to the

down position hold down the pressure relief button and push

the handle down.

5.1.8 Remove the extractor probe from the dipstick tube and

replace the dipstick.

TP6905,TP6906 ISSUE NO:1 17/10/08

fig.6

fig.7

5.2 EXPELLING FLUID FROM THE EXTRACTOR

5.2.1 Place the end of the extension tube into a suitable container

ensuring that it is large enough to hold the volume of liquid in

the extractor's tank.

5.2.2 Move the IN/OUT valve lever to the OUT position as shown in fig.9.

5.2.3 Fold out rod foot rest as shown in fig.3-6.

5.2.4 To empty the extractor's tank place your foot over the foot rest

to steady the unit and start to pump the handle up and down

through its full travel. The needle on the gauge should move

clockwise from the zero position as shown in fig.8. If excess

pressure is created the needle will move into the red zone

and the pressure will be automatically relieved.

5.2.5 As you pump up and down, the tank will begin to empty.

Continue pumping until all fluid has been expelled. When the

tank is empty, press the pressure relief button to dissipate any

residual pressure remaining in the tank.

5.2.6 If extracted oil has cooled down and thickened we

recommend that it should be poured from the extractor tank.

5.2.7 Remove the outlet bung from the pouring spout as described

in Sections 3.1 and 3.2.

fig.8

fig.9

5.2.8 Pour the oil from the tank as shown above. Do not overtip the

unit as this will result in inconsistent flow form the tank.

5.2.9 Insert the bung into the spout and turn fully anti-clockwise to

lock in position for future use.

 WARNING! When the extractor's tank contains liquid that is

under pressure do not remove or insert the extension tube

connector into the inlet/outlet fitting as this may result in a

sudden discharge of liquid that could be dangerous. Always

press the pressure relief button before connecting or

disconnecting the extension tube.

fig.10

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