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- After use,
the Volume Meter should be thoroughly rinsed with cold water.
This is easily accomplished by installing a trycock in a water
line to which the Volume Meter may be attached and then flushing
all traces of beer from the instrument.
- Remove the
aspirator bulb (1042) and rinse in warm water to keep the
check valve from becoming sticky and inoperative.
- The pressure
gauge (2013) may also stick after use and should be soaked
in warm water overnight. Rinse in warm water after soaking to
remove all traces of beer that may have accumulated inside the
gauge.
- "O" ring
lube is supplied with the Volume Meter and should be applied to
the valve stems after prolonged use of the instrument. "O" rings
are also available for replacement on the valves.
- A few drops
of oil on the ball race of the clamping device (2037) will
facilitate its operation.
- Guard against
severe shocks to the Volume Meter which might cause damage to
the thermometer or gauge. If the thermometer is broken, it may
be replaced by following the instructions enclosed with the Volume
Meter or it may be returned to the factory for replacement. The
gauge can also be recalibrated in the laboratory or it may be
returned to the factory for re-calibration at a nominal charge.
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