Remove an Overflow Drain Hose and Connection Clog
Water can damage the electrical control cabinet and other components. Always make sure the water in the catcher tank is removed, or the water is below the adjustable tank drain [1] and the tank overflow drain [2] before cleaning or removing the drain hoses and connections.
Figure 881
| 1. | Open the lid and lock it in the upright position. |
Use care when opening or closing the lid to avoid injury. Never let the lid free-fall. Keep hand, fingers, or body parts away from the side of the table when closing the lid.
| 2. | Remove the overflow drain hose from the -push-to-connect fittings at the drain elbow [1] and overflow port [2]. |
| 3. | Spray out the drain hose using a strong stream of water. |
To avoid damage, do not use flammable liquids or other chemicals to clean the equipment.
| 4. | Inspect and remove all debris from the drain ports. |
| 5. | Inspect the hose ends for damage. If damaged, replace the hose. |
Do not cut the hose; it is precut for optimal performance. Cutting the hose can cause leaking after filling the tank.
| 6. | Reinstall the overflow drain hose to the push-to-connect fittings at the overflow port [2] and drain elbow [1] (Figure 882). |
| 7. | Close the lid. |
