Bradley S19-690 Mode D'emploi page 5

Installation
Maintenance
WARNING! Follow instructions of the preservative manufacturer for the proper use of water preservative.
Inspect eyewash unit
1 . Visually inspect the pressure gauge weekly to ensure the unit is maintaining the proper pressure . If the unit is not working
properly, remove it from the hazard area immediately and refer to the troubleshooting instructions . For further assistance,
contact the Bradley Corporation .
Clean eyewash unit
When using potable water only:
1 . Empty the tank any time from once per week to once per month, depending on the quality of your water supply . The
manufacturer is not responsible for variations in the water supply .
2 . Clean the inside of the tank using warm water and mild soap . Rinse the tank thoroughly with warm water .
3 . Refill the eyewash tank with tepid potable water .
When using potable water and water preservative (recommended):
1 . Clean the inside of the tank using warm water and mild soap . Rinse the tank thoroughly with warm water .
2 . Refill the eyewash tank with tepid potable water . Follow instructions of the preservative manufacturer for the proper use of
water preservative .
Troubleshooting
1 . If pressure relief valve relieves prior to the required pressure, do the following (when in the unpressurized condition):
• Tighten the valve completely into the cap by turning the gray hex head portion of the pressure relief valve clockwise .
Do not use a wrench .
• ull up on the relief valve ring and ensure that the ring is not preventing the valve from closing completely . Push on the
center pin of the relief valve to ensure that it is completely closed . Repressurize tank to required pressure . This may
have to be done several times to get the valve to seat completely .
2 . If the pressurized tank loses pressure over time, check the connections with diluted liquid dish soap or children's bubbles to
identify the leak location . Tighten the connection slightly and test again .
Bradley • 215-321C Rev. V; ECN 14-05-015
7/29/2014
S19-690, S19-690LHS
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