- Check inside all components for any debris. If debris is present, use compressed air to remove.
- Install Connector - Apply thread sealer, then tightly thread the connector into the port hole of your machine using a 2.5-inch wrench.
- Install Sample Valve - Apply thread sealer, then tightly thread the sample valve with the pilot tube into the front port of the Hub body using one 1/16-inch wrench. IMPORTANT: Do not bend the Pilot Tube before you insert it into the Hub body. Be sure to remove the plastic blue caps on the threads and on the pilot tube tip.
- Bend Pilot Tube - Choose a bend location and angle which places the tip of the pilot tube within your machine for proper sampling. Before bending, identify the best orientation of the Hub body. Note that the Hub body has two 1-inch NPT lateral ports and two 3/4 inch NPT lateral ports. Also note that the Hub body can be installed in eight positions around the connector.
- Install Hub Body Onto Connector - Apply the supplied O-ring lubricant to the O-rings of the connector. Push the Hub body onto the connector so the connector is fully nested inside the Hub bod. Ensure that both O-rings are properly seated. Use the supplied bolts and 5/32-inch hex key to tighten the Hub body onto the connector.
- Seal Lateral Ports - Install compatible oil levels, glasses, BS&W bowls, quick, connects, etc. to the lateral ports. Be sure to follow manufacturers suggested instructions to ensure proper installation. Apply thread sealer to the supplied plugs and seal the remaining open lateral ports with the supplied 3/8-inch hex key.
- Final Step - Confirm that all threaded components are tight. Slowly replenish the machine with oil and check for leaks. Re-tighten and or reseal threaded components if any leaks occur.