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- Page 1 Instruction Manual 9 Liter Capacity Manual and Pneumatic Fluid Extractors Model 95218 Model 95219 Manual Fluid Extractor Pneumatic Fluid Extractor Read all instructions carefully prior to operating this piece of equipment. Rev. 2 06/18...
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Page 3: Specifications
Specifications 95218 95219 Capacity 70-170 PSI Working Pressure 5 CFM Air Consumption Warnings and Cautions Read all instructions carefully prior to operating this piece of equipment. Your new fluid extractor is designed to assist in the trouble-free removal of various liquids, including engine oil, gear oil, transmission oil, brake fluid, power steering fluid, engine coolant, and many other common automotive fluids. - Page 4 Part Nomenclature A. Hand Pump (95218 only) I. Fluid Outlet Housing B. Release Button (95218 only) J. Reservoir Tank C. Handle K. Tube Storage Unit D. Cover Housing L. Base E. Push Button (95219 only) M. Footboard F. Air Valve (95219 only) N.
- Page 5 Instructions for Use - Oil Extraction Park vehicle on level surface and apply vehicle’s emergency brake. Start the engine and idle the vehicle until it reaches normal operating temperature. Shut engine off. Remove engine oil dipstick from the vehicle. Insert Extracting Tube (O) into the dip stick hole until it reaches the bottom of the oil pan.
- Page 6 Steps 7-9 are for the Pneumatic Extractor (95219) only. For the Manual Extractor (95218), proceed to step 10. Make sure Air Valve (F) is in the closed position (perpendicular to inlet hose). Connect the air hose to the Air Valve and turn on the air compressor.
- Page 7 Steps 10-11 are for the (95218) Manual Extractor only. 10. Lift Handle (A) to top position and return back to bottom position. Repeat this pumping action to create vacuum in the Reservoir Tank (J). Oil will begin extracting into Reservoir Tank (J).
- Page 8 Instructions for Use – Brake Bleeding WARNING! Before using this tool with your brake system, ensure that all components of the extractor are clean. Failure to do so may result in brake fluid contamination and may potentially cause brake system failure. CAUTION! Refer to the manufacturer’s recommended procedures for brake bleeding.
- Page 9 Steps 7-12 are for the Pneumatic Extractor only. For the Manual Extractor, proceed to step 13. Make sure Air Valve (F) is in the closed position. Connect the air hose to the Air Valve and turn on the air compressor. Turn Air Valve (F) to the open position and press the Push Button (E).
- Page 10 Steps 18-20 are for both Manual and Pneumatic Extractors. 18. Disconnect Extracting Tube (O) and Brake Bleeding Tube w/ Rubber Fitting (N) from Fluid Inlet Coupler (G). 19. Remove Brake Bleeding Tube (N) from bleeder fitting. 20. Remove Fluid Inlet Coupler (G) from Fluid Outlet Housing (I). Properly dispose of fluids in accordance with the laws and regulations of your state.
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Page 11: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Resolution (a) Check air hose for sufficient pressure (minimum 70 PSI). When the extractor is on, or (b) Make sure all tubes are properly pumping, it does not extract connected and are not damaged or fluid. blocked by debris. (c) Make sure fluid in Reservoir Tank is not full. - Page 12 Notes...
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Page 13: Warranty
WARRANTY This product is backed by a One (1) Year Limited warranty. This warranty covers manufacturer defects and workmanship. The warranty excludes misuse or abuse and normal wear and tear. Exclusion is not allowed in some states and may not apply. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights, which vary from state to state.
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