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For instructions on how to calibrate your Maxi Chem Freedom Series, please CLICK HERE to be taking to the manual section or simply look through the manual you received with you original purchase.
Replacing the Squeeze Tube
Replace the Squeeze Tubing if it gets worn, begins to leak, or pumping volume is reduced. The Squeeze Tube may be replaced every year as a precautionary measure.
To removing the old Squeeze Tube
- IMPORTANT - Place the pump suction tubing into a bucket of fresh water i.e. tube in the drums. Use the pump priming function to prime the pump(s) with water. This ensures that there are no dangerous chemicals in the tubes when they are disconnected
- Switch off the power and disconnect the power cord from the mains power outlet
- Remove the Input and Output tubing from the compression fittings. This is simply a reversal of the procedure fitting new tube
- Remove the see-through protector plate on the front of the pump
- Turn the roller holder so that the rollers are in a horizontal line. Pull the left hand side compression fitting from its seat. Begin turning the roller holder clockwise, so that the roller holder acts as a lever which pulls the Squeeze Tube out as it turns. After approximately 3/4 of a turn, the right hand side compression fitting can be pulled out. The old Squeeze Tube has now been removed
Fitting the new Squeeze Tube
- Turn the roller holder so that the rollers are in a horizontal line. Push the left hand side compression fitting into its seat, round side facing in. Begin turning the roller holder clockwise, so that the roller holder acts as a lever which pulls the Squeeze Tube in as it turns. After approximately 3/4 of a turn, the right hand side compression fitting can be pushed in, round facing in
- The new Squeeze Tube has now been fitted
- Replace the see-through protector plate on the front of the pump. This is essential to protect the rollers and tube from dirt and moisture
- e-fit the Input and Output tubing to the compression fittings. ** Don’t forget to Lubricate the new tube. DO NOT use petroleum based oil or lubricants, as these will cause the squeeze tubes to perish. Use only Silicon based lubricant
- The power to the Maxi Chem can now be re-connected and switched on
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