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G. Coolant Reservoir Replacement<br />
CAUTION<br />
Handle and dispose of the used coolant per recommended<br />
procedures.<br />
NOTE<br />
The Coolant Reservoir is removed by removing<br />
the rear panel.<br />
1. Remove the Left and Right Side Panels per Section<br />
5.04-A.<br />
2. Drain the coolant from the Coolant Reservoir as follows:<br />
a. Disconnect the Coolant Supply Hose input connection<br />
at the Coolant Filter Assembly. The hose<br />
goes from the Coolant Filter Assembly to the bottom<br />
of the reservoir.<br />
b. Place the end of the hose into a container to catch<br />
the coolant as it flows from the reservoir.<br />
NOTE<br />
Do Not run the pump as the coolant will gravity<br />
feed from the reservoir.<br />
c. Remove the Coolant Reservoir Cap then remove<br />
the Deionizer Basket and Deionizer Bag from the<br />
Coolant Reservoir filler hole.<br />
3. Disconnect the Coolant Supply Hose output connection<br />
from the bottom of the reservoir.<br />
4. Disconnect the In-Line Filter Assembly where it connects<br />
to the reservoir.<br />
NOTE<br />
Some residual coolant may drain from the In-Line<br />
Filter. It is recommended that a bucket, rag or towels<br />
be placed below the hose prior to removing.<br />
5. Disconnect two air lines connected to the two solenoid<br />
assemblies.<br />
6. Remove the two bottom screws on Rear Panel.<br />
7. Remove the two nuts and washers on the inside of rear<br />
panel connecting the panel to the center chassis.<br />
8. Remove the screw located in the center of the rear panel<br />
which secures the rear panel to the reservoir panel.<br />
9. Carefully slide the rear panel out and away from the unit.<br />
10. Remove the four nuts and washers (two top and two<br />
bottom) securing the coolant tank to the reservoir panel.<br />
11. Remove the coolant reservoir from the rear panel.<br />
12. Reinstall the replacement Coolant Reservoir by reversing<br />
the above steps, keeping in mind the following:<br />
Use thread sealant on all fittings when reinstalling.<br />
Refill the Coolant Reservoir with the coolant removed<br />
or fresh Thermal Arc Torch Coolant.<br />
13. Place the Deionizer Basket and Bag into the Coolant Reservoir<br />
filler hole and install the Coolant Reservoir Cap.<br />
H. In-Line Coolant Filter Assembly<br />
Replacement<br />
1. Remove the Right Side Panel per Section 5.04-A.<br />
CAUTION<br />
Handle and dispose of the used coolant per recommended<br />
procedures.<br />
2. Partially drain the coolant from the Coolant Reservoir<br />
as follows:<br />
a. Disconnect the Reservoir to Coolant Filter Assembly<br />
hose at the Coolant Filter Assembly.<br />
b. Place the end of the hose into a container to<br />
catch the coolant as it flows from the reservoir.<br />
Only enough needs to be removed so<br />
that the level is below the In-Line Filter/Flow<br />
Switch Assembly hole located on the end of<br />
the reservoir.<br />
NOTE<br />
Do Not run the pump as the coolant will gravity<br />
feed from the reservoir.<br />
3. Remove the hose connected to the bottom of the<br />
In-Line Coolant Filter Assembly.<br />
NOTE<br />
Some residual coolant will drain from the In-Line<br />
Filter. It is recommended that a bucket, rag or towels<br />
be placed below the hose prior to removing.<br />
4. Remove bowl on In-Line Coolant Filter Assembly.<br />
5. Remove filter body from Flow Switch.<br />
6. Remove fittings from filter body.<br />
7. Install the replacement In-Line Coolant Filter Assembly<br />
by reversing the above steps.<br />
NOTE<br />
Use thread sealant on all the pipe threads when<br />
reinstalling.<br />
8. Refill the Coolant Reservoir with the coolant removed<br />
or add fresh Thermal Arc Torch Coolant.<br />
Manual 0-2697 5-9 REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES