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--- public:gnc:operation_manual [2022/08/17 20:13] – pfox
+++ public:gnc:operation_manual [2022/08/17 20:35] (current) – pfox
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 //Click pictures for a full size image//
   - Open both valves.
-    - {{:public:gnc:valves2.jpeg?direct&200|}}
+    * {{:public:gnc:valves2.jpeg?direct&200|}}
   - Connect fill hose and power cord.
-    - {{:public:gnc:hose_connection.jpeg?direct&200|}}
+    * {{:public:gnc:hose_connection.jpeg?direct&200|}}
-    - Identify the connection bleeder thumbscrew (Red Circle), and fill valve (Green Circle): {{:public:gnc:inkedconnection_valves.jpg?direct&200| }}
+  - Identify the connection bleeder thumbscrew (Red Circle), and fill valve (Green Circle):
+    * {{:public:gnc:inkedconnection_valves.jpg?direct&200|}}
+    * The fill valve is shown in the open position.
+    * Check and shut the connection bleeder if open.
+  - Identify the tank bleeder thumbscrew:
+    * {{:public:gnc:inkedtankbleeder.jpg?direct&200|}}
+    * This is opened during tank filling. Propane vapor will blow out, with occasional liquid mist. When it turns to steady liquid mist, the tank is **full**.
+  - Switch on the pump.
+  - Open tank bleeder.
+  - Open Fill valve.
+  - The fill shouldn't take more than one minute.
+  - Shut fill valve.
+  - shut tank bleeder.
+  - Turn off pump.
+  - Open the connection bleeder thumbscrew and bleed off pressure before disconnecting fill hose from sterilizer tank.
+  * The valves in step 1 above do not need to be shut, unless Nurse tank is traveling on the road.
+  * Don't overfill the tank. If you want practice seeing what vapor from the bleeder valve looks like, open the tank bleeder before filling the tank. You'll know when it turns to liquid.