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2. Safety Precautions—Read Before Using

Do not use this equipment unless

you are trained in its proper use or

are under competent supervision.

Follow the procedures described in

this booklet every time you use the

equipment. Failure to follow these

instructions may cause fire, explo-

sion, asphyxiation, property dam-

age,

personal

equipment must be used in accord-

ance with all Federal, State, and lo-

cal regulations as well as DOT

(Department of Transportation) and

CGA (Compressed Gas Associa-

tion) regulations. Contact your gas

supplier for more information on

the proper use of compressed

gases.

3. Introduction

The Gasaver is an accessory for inside bench production and assembly line gas brazing and welding applications. It is designed for use in the

oxygen and fuel gas supply lines for hand welding torches. The pilot light (Item 15) on Models WDW100, WDW101, and WDW104 is supplied

with fuel through an internal passage connecting it to the main fuel inlet. The Model WDW103 pilot light requires a separate fuel connection to a

high-pressure fuel source (minimum pressure of 4 PSI is required for adequate flow to sustain pilot light). A 3/16 in. (4.76 mm) ID fuel hose

should be used to connect the pilot light adapter (Item 17) to an appropriate fuel source. If using hydrogen as the torch fuel, propane or natural

gas is recommended for the pilot light. The Gasaver shut off valves can be individually adjusted by their seat adjustment screws and lock nuts

(Item 10 and 11). See Section 7 for parts identification that will aid in installing/using this equipment.

Model

WDW100

WDW101

WDW103

WDW104

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Flowmeters/regulators

used only with the gases and pres-

sures for which they are designed.

Consult the safety data sheets

(SDS; available from your gas sup-

plier) for gases used to determine

compatibility of gases and regula-

tor components

injury.

This

Use the correct type hose connec-

tion for the specific gas service as

listed in Section 3.

Use an approved oil-free leak de-

tection fluid to locate possible

leaks. PTFE tape is an acceptable

pipe thread sealant. If other sealing

materials are preferred, those ma-

terials must be compatible with the

gas that is being used in the

system.

Fuel Gas Used

Propylene

Acetylene

Low Pressure Natural Gas (Less

than 4 PSI) Or Hydrogen

Natural Gas Or Propane At 4 psig

(27.6 kPa) Or Higher

must

Check every connection and joint from the

cylinder valve to the torch tip with an ap-

proved leak detection solution. If leaks are

detected, eliminate them before proceed-

ing. If leaks cannot be eliminated, do not

put the equipment into service until it has

been repaired or replaced.

Always purge gas from the system

before lighting torch to prevent a

possible

Purge gas in a well ventilated area

and away from flame or sparks.

Fuel Hose Connection Size

CGA No. 023, Class B, 9/16–18,

Left Hand (Female Nut–Grooved)

mixed-gas

explosion.

Oxygen Hose Connection Size

CGA No. 022, Class B, 9/16–18,

Right Hand (Female Nut–

Smooth)