Haze Tube
Tube replacement will not be expected, but should it be required, then all the
necessary safety precautions should be made before doing so -
The machine is not connected to the mains supply.
The machine is placed on a suitable work surface.
The machine has been allowed to cool for at least 10 minutes.
The use of correct tools for panel removal and tube replacement.
The ability to be able to confirm suitability of use after the replacement has been
made.
This tube is sited underneath the fan inlet side panel. Removing this side panel will
allow easy access and replacement should it ever be required. Two M8 nuts secure
the ends of the tube and a quick connector completes the temperature sensor
connection. The nuts secure the tube both physically and electrically. It is important
that they should not be over tightened whilst at the same time, tight enough to
provide a good electrical connection.
Push on silicon tubing supplying the fluid and air drive is easily removed from the
input end. It is best to use ‘nyties’ since this will add security to the fluid and air
supply connections.
After tube replacement, and having checked that all parts are as they should be, the
tube should be run through a ‘bedding in’ period, where any tendency to
occasionally output very fine fluid particles (if any), will clear.
Warranty
The Le Maitre MVS hazer is sold with a one year’s warranty, which includes parts
and labour from the date of purchase. This warranty covers manufacturing defects,
providing that the unit has been regularly serviced by an authorized agent and has
only used genuine Le Maitre fluid.
Le Maitre Ltd considers all of its products to be safe for use in the application it was
intended. Le Maitre Ltd takes no responsibility for misuse or incorrect use. Always
refer to the equipment owner’s manual for proper use, and be aware of local
legislation governing the products use.
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