ESAB SabreCut Mode D'emploi page 6

TO RELEASE PRESSURE:
If operations are to be stopped for a half-hour or more, you should release all pressures from
regulator. To do this, proceed as follows:
1. Close the cylinder valve.
2. Open all valves downstream of the regulator.
3. Wait until pressure has dropped to zero, then turn the pressure-adjusting screw counter-
clockwise until it turns freely.
NOTE: If a regulator is to be out of use for a few days or more, turn in the pressure-adjusting
screw enough to move the valve stem off its seat. When the regulator is returned to use,
be sure to back off the pressure-adjusting screw until it turns freely before pressure is
admitted to the regulator.
MAINTENANCE
NOTE: Safety release device equipped on oxygen and inert gas regulators is designed for
regulator protection; not for hose or equipment downstream. If gas escapes through
the vent holes of the cap, immediately close cylinder valve and then remove regulator
from service for repair.
TO RELEASE PRESSURE:
If operations are to be stopped for a half-hour or more, you should release all pressures from
regulator. To do this, proceed as follows:
1. Close the cylinder valve.
2. Open all valves downstream of the regulator.
3. Wait until pressure has dropped to zero, then turn the pressure-adjusting screw counter-
clockwise until it turns freely.
NOTE: If a regulator is to be out of use for a few days or more, turn in the pressure-adjusting
screw enough to move the valve stem off its seat. When the regulator is returned to use,
be sure to back off the pressure-adjusting screw until it turns freely before pressure is
admitted to the regulator.
MAINTENANCE
NOTE: Safety release device equipped on oxygen and inert gas regulators is designed for
regulator protection; not for hose or equipment downstream. If gas escapes through
the vent holes of the cap, immediately close cylinder valve and then remove regulator
from service for repair.