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the upper one following the pleats of the
cap.
2. Fold back the ends of the rectangle thus
obtained so as to take up less space in the
bag.
Place the cap so folded inside the bag with the hose inserted between the
bottle and the cap in order to avoid problems during the closing and
opening of the bag as shown in figure 22 and in figure 23. At the end, the
device must be as in Figure 24.
i) Partially close the zip (fig. 24) and, when it comes close enough, insert the
free end of the plastic fastener inside the hole of the internal fin of the zip and then
pass it through the ring of the “V” shaped activation pin placed in the hole in the
valve/pressure reducer (fig. 25). Then engage the plastic fastener inserting the free
end in the corresponding slot at the other end. Pull the free end (and correspondingly
slide the zip in order to prevent tension which could actuate the air flow), until when
the free end of the fastener beyond the slot at the other end is 20 cm. long (fig.27).
Cut and throw away this free end
j) Fully close the zipper and see through the transparent window that the gauge
needle is in the green sector, indicating a full charge of the cylinder as shown in figure
26.
k) Insert and lock the new tamper seal in the hole which is at the end of the
zipper by paying attention that it overlaps the one on the bag.
l) On completion of the above operations the product must appear as shown in
Figure 1.
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