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2. Keep the flex staff adapter at the bottom of the tank and slowly

sweep back and forth collecting all contaminants from the bottom of

the tank.

3. The Tank Sweeper

™

will remove the bottom contents of the tank

where the majority of fuel contaminants exist, i.e., water, crude,

algae and rust. If a badly contaminated tank is expected, you must

run the cleaning through the filter housing with the filter installed.

The Tank Sweeper

™

operator should move the flex staff back and

forth across the bottom of the tank moving the stick when the oil is

clear in the filter housing. You will see it turn black. Then when that

spot is clean, it will turn red. You should now move the staff to

another spot at the bottom of the tank. Repeat this sweeping function

until only clean fuel is removed.

FILTERING AND BLENDING THE FUEL

A great feature of the Sweeper™ is its ability to return the

contaminated fuel clean and filtered to the same or a new oil tank.

1. Install the outlet hose in the tank into which you want to transfer the

cleaned fuel.

NOTE: Observe above warnings.

2. Insert flex staff into one hole at the top of the tank and insert the

outlet hose into another hole at the top of the tank.

NOTE # 1: Depending upon what contaminants are present when

using the hose and how well it is cleaned afterwards determines how

long the filter housing remains clear.

NOTE# 2: After transferring or filtering the fuel, drain both the intake

and the discharge hoses. Cleaning of the hoses after use is necessary

to maintain its longevity. When ready, allow the hoses to gravity

drain. Once the hoses have been drained, hang them away from the

sun over a pail or a bucket to catch any additional residue.

SAMPLE STICK (OPTIONAL) #9042

The Sample Stick is designed to remove a small sample of fuel oil