T S 064-HW2B72 72-Inch Connector water Hose Instruction Manual

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Safe-T-Link Fittings and Accessories

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Important Safety Instructions:

WARNING: Please read all instructions carefully. Failure to fully read instructions and follow them could result in severe injury or death.

Water or Steam connectors and accessories should be installed in strict accordance with applicable federal, state and local installation codes.
As with any other fluid transmisson line or device, it is reccommended that installation and testing be done by qualified personnel.
An accessible manual no.4 should be installed at the outlet of the supply piping system upstream of the connector. Each piece of equipment should have its own no.4.
No.5 coupling is not to be used as the primary shut-off.
A restraining device is recom-mended for all types of moveable appliances. The T&S Sure-Link Restraining Cable (no.6) is the recommended restraining device for castered appliances.
With these Water and Steam connectors, AVOID:
- Flexing, stretching, excessive bending, and vibration.
- Movement after installation on fixed appliances.
- Movement on moveable appliance (those with factory equipped casters) except for repair, maintenance, or cleaning.
Final assembly must be tested for leaks.

General

Carefully read these entire Installa-tion Instructions prior to start of work.
Shut the manual no.4 on supply line to “OFF”. If there is no no.4, main supply line should be turned off.
To be able to position appliance as close to the wall as possible, the two ends of the Safe-T-Link connector should be offset from each other.
Each appliance should have its own approved manual no.4 from the main supply line.

Supply Side

If supply side Tee is already male, apply Teflon Tape or sealant to male threads at supply side. Thread no.4 onto male threads and tighten.
If supply side Tee is female, apply Teflon Tape or sealant to threads of a pipe Nipple (not supplied), and thread Nipple into female pipe Tee. Then, thread onto exposed thread of Nipple, no.4, and tighten.
Apply thread Teflon Tape or sealant to male thread of no.1 Connector. Thread male no.1 Connector into no.4 and tighten.

Appliance Side
(Without Quick Disconnect – no.5)

Apply Teflon Tape or sealant to Appliance’s male Stub and thread no.3 (Female to Female) to male Stub.
Apply Teflon Tape or sealant to male thread of no.1 connector. Thread no.1 connector into no.3 (Female to Female) at appliance and tighten.

Appliance Side
(With Quick Disconnect)

Apply Teflon Tape or sealant to Appliance’s male Stub and thread no.2 (Male to Female) to male Stub.
Separate no.5 Nipple half from Coupling half. Apply Teflon Tape or sealant to male threads on no.2 (Male/Female).
Thread Nipple half of no.5 onto no.2 (Male/Female) at appliance and tighten.
Reconnect no.5 halves.
WARNING: No.5 must be oriented so fluid enters Coupling half and exits Nipple half. Follow flow direction arrows marked below and no.5 itself.

Finishing and Testing

Check tightness of all connections and perform leak test.
After installation of no.1 Connector, carefully push appliance back to operation position and check that no.1 connector is not kinked, overbent, or caught under appliance casters.
If no.6 will be used, install device and set length so no.1 connector is never fully extended.