Great Lakes GFO-ADL Internal Float Operated Automatic Drain Valve

Great Lakes GFO-ADL Float OperatedDrain Valve is a universal replacement for most Manufacturer'sFilter Housings float type drain. This Normally Closed drain isAutomatic, which operates when the float rises due to accumulatedliquid, discharging condensate and debris from within the filterbowl. Automatic Drains should be used where the filter location maymake servicing difficult, where filters may be hidden from view andconsequently overlooked, or where equipment is in continual use.Areas where large quantities of liquid may accumulate over a shortperiod of time should be equipped with an auto-drain. Specifications A: 2.93" B: 1.47" C: 1.17" 3/8" ID or 10mm Tube Outlet Nitrile Seal Installation: 1. Remove bowl by unscrewing bowl or collar, turning unlockingring, or turn bayonet lock 1/8 turn. 2. Remove manual drain assembly from bowl. Be careful not toscratch or damage the inside surfaces of the bowl. 3. Clean or replace filter element. Clean bowl and all internalparts. 4. Install Automatic Drain on inside of bowl (be sure O-ring isin place between drain and bowl). 5. Install retaining nut loosely - just to hold the drain inplace. 6. Replace bowl seal. Lightly lubricate seal to assist withretaining it in position. Use only mineral based oils or grease. DoNOT use synthetic oils such as esters, and Do NOT usesilicones. 7. Reassemble bowl into body. 8. Apply system pressure and tighten retaining nut by fingers -DO NOT over tighten. 9. Check for air leaks around bowl joints, on top and bottom,plus discharge hole of drain. Repeat all steps (including shutoffand depressurization) if leaks occur.
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