Walter SURFOX 306 - Filling the Tank; Connection to the Compressed Air Circuit

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SURFOX 306 USER MANUAL
5.2. Filling the tank
• Make sure that the device is resting rmly on a at, level
surface.
• Remove the tank cap (A).
• Pour in about 1.8 l of electrolyte solution; the level of the
liquid must never reach the brim.
Acid solutions can be harmful to people and
the environment, so during the tank relling
operations, take all the precautions described
in chapter 1.
In particular, take care not to spill the
electrolyte outside the tank.
5.3. Connection to the compressed air circuit
• Take the compressed air terminal (A) and t it onto the
appropriate connector (B) on the back of the unit.
If it is not possible to connect the device to a compressed air circuit, the fume abatement system built into the
device shall not come into operation.
The characteristics of the compressed air
circuit must be strictly as follows:
• Operating pressure 150 PSI.
• Flow of dried air.