Graco HydroShield WABH00 Instructions - Parts Manual page 21

Prepare Prepare the Prepare the the Isolation Isolation Valve Isolation
Use Use Use
The isolation system may be shipped with a tie wrap
holding the isolation valve (G) in the upmost position
to prevent movement. Before operation, remove the
tie and fill the wash fluid bottle (W).
1. Use a flat blade screwdriver to open the cabinet.
2. Slide the electrostatic shield (82) up to remove.
3. To remove the isolation valve cover (99), loosen
the top and bottom screws (99a).
4. If a tie wrap is securing the isolation valve (G),
cut and remove the tie.
5. Disconnect the push-to-connect tube from the
bottle cap of the wash fluid bottle (W).
6. Lift the sealed wash fluid bottle (W) out of the
system. Fill it with clean HydroShield cleansing
solution above the minimum line marked on the
bottle. Replace it in the cabinet.
Figure 13 Replacing Wash Fluid Reservoir
7. Reconnect the push-to-connect tube to the bottle
cap of the wash fluid bottle (W).
8. Replace the isolation valve cover (99) and tighten
the top and bottom screws (99a).
9. Reinstall the electrostatic shield (82) inside the
cabinet.
10. Close the cabinet door and use a flat blade
screwdriver to secure the door shut.
3A8492A
Valve Before Valve Before the Before the First the First First Connect the Connect Connect the the Air Air Air Supply Supply Hose Supply
Use a wrench to connect the air supply hose between
the air supply and the air inlet (A) on the isolation
cabinet. The maximum air pressure is 100 psi (0.7
MPa, 7.0 bar). A minimum of 70 psi (0.5 MPa, 5.0
bar) is needed to operate the system.
For best performance use an air supply hose with a
minimum inner diameter of 3/8 inch (10 mm). Do not
use quick disconnect connectors.
Install a bleed type air valve (AV) near the cabinet
to easily turn off the air supply during installation or
service.
Figure 14 Air and Fluid Inlets
Installation
Hose to to to the Hose the Cabinet the Cabinet Cabinet
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