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FLOAT TRIP SYSfIM MAINTENANCE I%%TRUCTIONS - If the containment box is not performing normally when the operating instructions are followed, contact qualified service personnel or Bravo's customer service at (800) 282-7286. Outside U. S.A., call (323) 888-4133. Do not attempt to service or repair the containment box yourself. - Prior to any maintenance, verify that the containment box interior is clean and free of debris and obstructions, especially in the float reservoir(s) area. - Make sure that the containment box is not submersed in fuel, water or any other fluids. - Do not tamper with or modify the float device or the shut-off system. This includes the lead seals and float chain. Any tampering with these components transfers the liability for the shut-off system function to the person or persons who tamper with the above components. - The interior of the containment box must not be directly exposed to rock, salt, ice or snow. ROUTINEFILT A prior to filter changes, follow dispenser manufacturer's instructions. 1. Check the float chain tension for proper adjustment. Make sure it is connected to the shear valve and the float arm. 2. Next test the float system by gently raising the float tubing approximately 1/4" to 1/2" with the valve in the open position. This action should close the shear valve. If it does not, refer to Adjusting the Float Mechanism section. 3. Examine the lead seals on the float chain at the float arm pivot and at the product shear valve (Fig. 3). If the seals were not altered, continue with the next step. If the seals were altered, refer to "Adjusting the Float Mechanism." 4. While removing the filter, collect as much fuel as possible from the filter before it enters the containment box. Use the manufacturer's supplied cup/collector to minimize fuel loss. 5. Next remove all fluids from the containment box. Bravo's manual siphon pump is designed to connect to the top of the float tubing for easy fluid removal. DO NOT leave absorbent materials in the containment box to soak up fluids. 6. Properly dispose of removed fluids according to local, state and federal regulatory guidelines. 7 7. Using hitch pin secure chain tension with the shear valve in OPEN position, no slack in chain (Fig. 7.1, 7.2). 8. If a fluid test was performed, drain the float reservoir through the float tubing by using the Bravo siphon pump. 9. Properly dispose of removed fluids according to regulatory guidelines. 10. Lift the tubing 1/8 to 1/4" till the float trip closes the valve. If the float trips the valve correctly, proceed to Step 6, Setting Float. Adjust float chain tension by raising of lowing nut on float tubing. 11. Raising the nut increases tension and lowering nut loosens tension of float chain. (Fig. 11) SETTING FLOAT MECHANISM 12. (Dispenser riser must be connected to shear valve before setting) Slide up the double seal and feed the free end of ball chain, 3/4" below brass arm (Fig. 7.1, 7.2). Then crimp lead seal to set chain, remove hitch pin and reset the valve to OPEN Position. (Fig. 12) 7A