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Getting Started

13 STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL FLUID INJECTION

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Check oil level and clarity

Use Pump Defender APB, 95G, & D629 as appropriate.

Ensure oil has no chemicals, dirt, or milkiness.

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Set pump on level surface

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Ensure electrical chords are in good condition with no bare wire

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Ensure that supply tank has adequate liquid

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Ensure suction/discharge hoses are clean with no debris or cracks

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Inspect and clean strainer

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Ensure Mister Mist’r is installed and connected

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Position all hoses correctly

Discharge hoses pulse intensely and may need to be secured.

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Open suction valves

Note: The calibration tube valve is normally closed during startup.

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Turn on pump

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Check motor direction

The mRoy A/P pumps are bi-directional.

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Use bleeder valve on Mister Mist’r to bleed air from discharge line

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Set and calibrate pump

Download our helpful ApplyYourself app for easy calibration.

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