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Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words for potential hazards.
Tanks rated for 100 PSI; use relief valve if system exceeds this.
Always disconnect pump power source before installation or servicing.
Ensure installation complies with all local plumbing, pump, electrical, and well codes.
Test well water for purity before use; contact local health department.
Lists required tools and materials for plastic and galvanized steel pipe installations.
Refer to pages 4 and 5 for typical pump-to-tank installation diagrams.
Protect the entire system against freezing temperatures to prevent damage and voiding warranty.
Use only water-based lubricant on hose to plastic fittings.
Remove existing AVC and plug pump port when installing the tank.
Support piping if rigid piping is installed to the inlet flange elbow.
50 and 85 gallon tanks do not have mounting brackets; install pump beside tank.
High capacity pumps require tanks of 50 gallon capacity or larger.
Most Captive Air® Tanks are designed for vertical operation.
Tanks come factory pre-charged; no external air charging devices are needed.
Adjust tank air pressure to match pump pressure switch cut-in setting.
Table of recommended precharge pressures for Sears pump settings.
Annually check the tank's precharge air pressure for optimal service.
Purge air from the piping system and tank reservoir for proper operation.
Check suction side piping for leaks if air persists in the system.
Replace bleeder orifices with pipe plugs for submersible pumps.
Procedure to check and adjust tank air charge if drawdown decreases.
How to check if the pump pressure switch matches the tank air pressure.
Instructions for replacing a damaged or leaking air valve.
Steps to test the vinyl bag for leaks by checking for water leakage.
Detailed steps for replacing the vinyl bag in smaller tank sizes.
Detailed steps for replacing the vinyl bag in larger tank sizes.
Lists parts included in the pump to tank fittings package.
Lists specific repair parts for the 19 Gallon Captive Air Tank.
Lists part numbers for Vinyl Bag and Flange Cover across tank models.
Lists part numbers for Nuts, Elbows, and Air Valves across tank models.
Provides contact numbers for parts, in-home repair, service centers, and maintenance agreements.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words for potential hazards.
Tanks rated for 100 PSI; use relief valve if system exceeds this.
Always disconnect pump power source before installation or servicing.
Ensure installation complies with all local plumbing, pump, electrical, and well codes.
Test well water for purity before use; contact local health department.
Lists required tools and materials for plastic and galvanized steel pipe installations.
Refer to pages 4 and 5 for typical pump-to-tank installation diagrams.
Protect the entire system against freezing temperatures to prevent damage and voiding warranty.
Use only water-based lubricant on hose to plastic fittings.
Remove existing AVC and plug pump port when installing the tank.
Support piping if rigid piping is installed to the inlet flange elbow.
50 and 85 gallon tanks do not have mounting brackets; install pump beside tank.
High capacity pumps require tanks of 50 gallon capacity or larger.
Most Captive Air® Tanks are designed for vertical operation.
Tanks come factory pre-charged; no external air charging devices are needed.
Adjust tank air pressure to match pump pressure switch cut-in setting.
Table of recommended precharge pressures for Sears pump settings.
Annually check the tank's precharge air pressure for optimal service.
Purge air from the piping system and tank reservoir for proper operation.
Check suction side piping for leaks if air persists in the system.
Replace bleeder orifices with pipe plugs for submersible pumps.
Procedure to check and adjust tank air charge if drawdown decreases.
How to check if the pump pressure switch matches the tank air pressure.
Instructions for replacing a damaged or leaking air valve.
Steps to test the vinyl bag for leaks by checking for water leakage.
Detailed steps for replacing the vinyl bag in smaller tank sizes.
Detailed steps for replacing the vinyl bag in larger tank sizes.
Lists parts included in the pump to tank fittings package.
Lists specific repair parts for the 19 Gallon Captive Air Tank.
Lists part numbers for Vinyl Bag and Flange Cover across tank models.
Lists part numbers for Nuts, Elbows, and Air Valves across tank models.
Provides contact numbers for parts, in-home repair, service centers, and maintenance agreements.
General| Brand | Sears |
|---|---|
| Model | 390.291352 |
| Category | Tank Equipment |
| Language | English |
