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3. PRIOR TO INSTALLING THE EQUIPMENT LISTED IN EXHIBIT 1 OF THE EO WARNING: Highly flammable vapors or liquids may be present in the environment in which this equipment is installed or serviced. Installing or working on this equipment means working in an environment that presents risks of severe injury or death if instructions and standard industry practices are not followed. Follow all ap- plicable codes governing the installation and servicing of this product and the entire system. Always lock out and tag electrical circuit breakers while installing or servicing this equipment and related equipment. Refer to the Installation and Owner's Manual of this equipment and any related equipment for complete instal- lation and safety information. Prior to installing the Liquid Condensate Trap Equipment listed in Exhibit 1 of the EO VR 210 or VR 202, you must flush out the Liquid Condensate Trap to remove any dirt or debris that may have accumulated inside the Liquid Condensate Trap. Installer will need to document the capacity, in gallons, of the Liquid Condensate Trap on an aluminum `tag' and attach this tag to the suction riser above the Fuel Entry Port. The capacity could be documented using a metal stamp or metal engraving pen, or a waterproof ink marker on the aluminum tag. A vinyl covered steel cable or a `zip tie' could be used to attach to the riser. Strips of aluminum can be purchased at most hardware stores. Example LCT Capacity Tag O LCT Capacity—9.9 Gallons Flushing the Liquid Condensate Trap and attached Piping_ Flushing out the Liquid Condensate Trap of any debris is very important to avoid blocking the suction tube, suction line, the in-line filter, and the syphon jet at the turbine pump during liquid evacuation. This process must be performed before installing the required Liquid Condensate Trap Equipment listed in Exhibit 1 of the EO VR-201 or VR-202. • Use appropriate equipment to flush out the Liquid Condensate Trap of any debris. One method used is: a) Disconnect the suction line from the suction tube at the suction riser to prevent the turbine pump syphon from sucking any debris into the suction line and syphon jet during the flushing process. b) Using a hand pump, pump approximately 5 gallons of fresh gasoline into the Liquid Con- densate Trap Using the same hand pump, reverse the hoses and pump out the gasoline you just added. Repeat this procedure using fresh clean gasoline each time until the gasoline you are removing is clean and clear. This process may require a number of flushes (may be as many as 20 or more) before the gasoline being removed is clean and clear. Note: Handle gasoline in a safe manner, following industry safety practices and all applicable State regulations and local codes. 9-3 CARR Approved IN 9-Liquid Condensate Trap-EXECUtiVe Orders VR-201 and VR-202