Cleaning And Maintenance - Beta 1467E Instrucciones

IMPORTANT!
operation.
Working pressure should not exceed 1.5-2 bar, to
prevent the vessel and the gaskets of the motor
vehicle from getting deformed; if any special
instructions have been supplied, pressure can be
adjusted through the regulator.
(4)
Turn the switch to ON; the fluid will be sent to the
brake tank; now the brake cylinders/callipers can be
bled, through the bleeds on each of them.
To reutilize exhausted brake fluid, use a collection
vessel, avoiding spilling fluid onto things/people,
because it is extremely aggressive and corrosive.
(4)
BRAKING SYSTEM BLEEDING
(5)
When bleeding has been completed, turn the switch to
OFF; open the residual pressure exhaust valve and
keep it open until the pressure gauge mounted on the
machine indicates 0; then close the valve and
disconnect the delivery pipe through the quick
coupling; fill up with fluid of the same type as that
used for bleeding.
Before starting bleeding,
check whether the vehicle
manufacturer has
supplied any instructions
as to the maximum
pressure allowed for this
(5)
IMPORTANT!
After the braking system has been bled, do
not unscrew the adapting cap from the tank
or release the quick coupling of the delivery pipe,
before opening the residual pressure exhaust valve,
since these operations would cause fluid to squirt as
the result of the pressure that is left in the system.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

The equipment does not require any special
maintenance jobs other than routine cleaning, with a
damp cloth (water and alcohol or standard detergent
for household appliances).
IMPORTANT!
The equipment must not be cleaned with
any nitro solvents.
SCRAPPING AND DISPOSAL
The equipment is mainly made of plastic.
Other parts:
stainless steel: plate with instruments
cardboard and paper: packaging, instruction manual,
documentation.
To dispose of the equipment, follow the rules
established by local authorities.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY CE
The product Beta 1467 E complies with the
electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) directive
89/336/EEC issued by the European Community
Commission and the machinery directive 2006/42/EC.