M-28900 WACF-3037 Cold Front Edition 7 - Wilton Tools
This .pdf document is bookmarkedOperating Instructions& Service Parts ManualCOLD FRONTTMAtomized Cooling FanModel WACF-3037#28900MADE IN THE U.S.A.WILTON427 New Sanford RoadLaVergne, Tennessee 37086Ph.: 800-274-6848www.wiltontools.comManual No. M-28900Edition 704/2019Copyright 2018 WILTON1
1.0 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSWARNING – To reduce risk of fire, electricshock, or injury:1.Read and understand all warnings posted on themachine and in this manual. Failure to complywith all of these warnings may cause seriousinjury.2.Do not use this cooling fan for other than itsintended use.3.Replace warning labels if they become obscuredor removed.4.Keep ground or floor around the machineuncluttered and free of scrap material, oil andgrease. Wear non-slip footwear.5.Disconnect from power source before performingany maintenance or cleaning.6.Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, graspthe plug, not the cord.7.Have machine serviced only by qualifiedpersonnel, using authorized replacement parts.8.Keep children away from area where Cooling Fanis being operated.9.Do not pull this unit by the power cord, use cordas a handle, close a door on cord, or pull cordaround sharp edges or corners. Keep cord awayfrom heated surfaces.10. Do not mount this fan to, or suspend it from, a wallor ceiling.damage to machine and potential injury tobystanders.13. Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts ofbody away from openings and moving parts.14. Do not obstruct the misting nozzles.15. Unplug machine from outlet when not in use andbefore servicing.16. Do not use this Cooling Fan in flammable orexplosive environments, or around hazardousmaterials.17. Do not store the Cooling Fan outdoors.18. Do not use this unit with a damaged cord or plug.If the unit is not working as it should, has beendropped, damaged, left outdoors, or dropped intowater, return it to a service center.19. Do not stand on the machine. Serious injury couldoccur if the machine tips over.20. Use wheel blocks in addition to applying the brakepedal when operating the unit on inclines oruneven terrain.WARNING: This product can expose you tochemicals including carbon black which is known tothe State of California to cause cancer, and leadwhich is known to the State of California to causecancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.For more information go to http:// www.p65warnings.ca.gov11. Do not stack fan units.12. Do not allow any object to enter the screen guardand fan area during operation, as it may causeSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSFamiliarize yourself with the following safety notices used in this manual:This means that if precautions are not heeded, it may result in minor injury and/or possiblemachine damage.This means that if precautions are not heeded, it may result in serious, or possibly even fatal,injury.2Wilton WACF-3037 Cold Front
2.0 Table of contentsSectionPage1.0 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS . 22.0 Table of contents . 33.0 About this machine and manual . 44.0 Specifications . 45.0 Setup and operation . 65.1 Shipping contents . 65.2 Operation . 65.3 Safeguards . 65.4 GFCI test . 66.0 Electrical connections . 66.1 GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS . 66.2 Extension cords . 77.0 User-maintenance . 77.1 Tools required . 77.2 General cleaning . 77.3 Cleaning filters . 87.4 Brake adjustment . 87.5 Air pressure valve . 87.6 Additional servicing . 88.0 Troubleshooting Wilton WACF-3037 COLD FRONT . 99.0 Replacement Parts for WACF-3037 COLD FRONT . 109.1.1 Air Compressor Assembly (WACF-10200) – Exploded View . 109.1.2 Air Compressor Assembly (WACF-10200) – Parts List . 109.2.1 Air Tank Assembly (WACF-10500) – Exploded View . 119.2.2 Air Tank Assembly (WACF-10500) – Parts List . 119.3.1 Outer Panel and Components – Exploded View . 129.3.2 Outer Panel and Components – Parts List . 129.4.1 Front Fan Assembly – Exploded View . 139.4.2 Front Fan Assembly – Parts List . 139.5.1 Handle-Side Internal Components – Exploded View . 149.5.2 Handle-Side Internal Components – Parts List . 149.6.1 Handle-Side Panel Assembly (WACF-70108) – Exploded View . 159.6.2 Handle-Side Panel Assembly (WACF-70108) – Parts List. 159.7.1 Nozzle Assembly (WACF-11100) – Exploded View . 169.7.2 Nozzle Assembly (WACF-11100) – Parts List . 169.8.1 Rear and Fill-Side Components – Exploded View . 179.8.2 Rear and Fill-Side Components – Parts List . 179.9.1 Water Tank Assembly (WACF-10400-S) – Exploded View . 189.9.2 Water Tank Assembly (WACF-10400-S) – Parts List . 189.10 WACF-3037 Service Parts – Complete List . 1910.0 Warranty and service . 21Wilton WACF-3037 Cold Front3
3.0 About this machine and manualThe WACF-3037 Wilton COLD FRONT is designed for areas more than 3,000 square feet. Its hydro-pneumaticsystem atomizes water into very fine particles which evaporate instantly in the high-velocity airstream, reducingthe temperature of the expelled air to create an immediate cooling effect. The absence of conventional pads, andits micro-atomization of the water means lower risk of clogging and less need for maintenance. The low-pressurepump contributes to energy efficiency.This manual covers operation and maintenance procedures for the Wilton COLD FRONT. It contains instructionson setup, safety precautions, general operating procedures, maintenance instructions and service partsinformation. Your machine has been designed and constructed to provide consistent, long-term operation if usedin accordance with the instructions set forth in this document.If there are questions or comments, please contact your local supplier or Wilton. Wilton can also be reached atour web site: www.wiltontools.com. Retain this manual for future reference. If the machine transfers ownership,the manual should accompany it.Register your product online: http://www.wiltontools.comRead and understand the entire contents of this manual before attempting assembly oroperation. Failure to comply may cause serious injury.4.0 SpecificationsModelWACF-3037 COLD FRONT Stock numberPower drawOverall dimensions LxWxHNet weightFan diameterFan speedAir velocityAir deliveryWater tank capacity289001200W, 120VAC, 60Hz, 10A45 x 24 x 56 in. (114 x 62 x 142 cm)335 lbs. (152 kg)30 in. (76.2 cm)1100 rpm22.3 mph (35.9 km/h)8462 CFM (14377 m3/h)19 gal. (71.9 L), 10 hrs. operation before refill(CSA, UR), 120VAC, 60Hz, 6.4A, 0.5 hp, 1 phase, 1100 rpm, thermallyprotected(VDE, ETL, CQC), 25W, 120VAC, 60Hz, automatic cutoff via water tank floatswitch(UR-C/US), 330W, 115VAC, 60Hz, 3A(UL) Nema 5-15P, SJTW 3/C, 14AWG, 300V, 7” length120VAC, 5A maximum output, GFCI protection16ga. galvanized steel, powder-coat finish, with 8ga. aluminum diamond plates11ga. steelAluminum rims, rubber tires Ø12 in. x W 3in. (305 x 76 mm)Fan motorWater pumpAir compressorPower cableAuxiliary dual receptacleMain enclosureChassisWheelsTable 1L length, W width, H heightØ diameterCFM cubic foot per minutePsi pounds per square inchGFCI ground fault circuit interrupterThe specifications in this manual were current at time of publication, but because of our policy of continuousimprovement, Wilton reserves the right to change specifications at any time and without prior notice, withoutincurring obligations.4Wilton WACF-3037 Cold Front
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Read and understand the entirecontents of this manual before attempting tooperate the Cooling Fan. Failure to comply maycause serious injury.5.0 Setup and operationNo assembly is required for the Cooling Fan.Remove Cooling Fan from shipping container andinspect it. If any shipping damage is discovered,immediately contact your dealer or Wilton at thephone number on the cover. Do not discard anyshipping materials until Cooling Fan is set up andoperating correctly.CAUTION: If the switches are left on, the fan willstart immediately once unit has cooled downsufficiently.A float switch in the tank will shut off the aircompressor and water pump if water level fallsbelow threshold. Fill tank to continue operating.5.4 GFCI test1.Plug cord into power source. Green light onGFCI receptacle will illuminate.2.Press FAN switch to on (I) position.3.Press TEST button on GFCI. Light will go outand fan will stop working.4.Press RESET button on GFCI. Light willilluminate and fan will restart.5.The GFCI is functioning properly.5.1 Shipping contents11Cooling FanInstructions and parts manual5.2 OperationRefer to Figure 5-1.1.Make sure tank drain plug is tight (locatedbeneath chassis).2.Unscrew tank cap, fill tank with clean, potablewater, and reinstall cap.3.Pull handle downward from clip, steer unit intoposition, then return handle to clip.4.Push brake pedal all the way down to lockwheels in place. (Also use wheel blocks if on anincline or uneven terrain.) To release brake,place foot below pedal and pull upward.5.Connect the plug to the power source. Makesure power source matches the electricalspecifications of the Cooling Fan. (When notin use, wrap the power cord around theprovided holders.)6.Press FAN switch to on (I) position to activatefan. Allow fan to run approximately 30 seconds,then press COOL switch to activate mistingfeature.7.The COOL switch independently controls themisting system. Turn FAN switch off (O) to stopboth fan and misting. Some misting maycontinue for a few moments duringdepressurization.5.3 SafeguardsThe fan motor has a thermal protector, which willautomatically open the circuit (shut off machine) ifthe motor overheats. If this occurs, immediately turnoff the switches, wait for unit to cool down, then useswitches to restart.6Wilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontTo prevent unauthorized access to GFCIreceptacle, close cover and insert padlock (notprovided) through lock-out holes.6.0 Electrical connectionsAll electrical connections mustbe done by a qualified electrician in compliancewith all local codes and ordinances. Failure tocomply may result in serious injury.The Cooling Fan is rated at 120-volt power only, andis supplied with a plug designed for use on a circuitwith a grounded outlet that looks like the onepictured in Figure 6-1.Before connecting to power source, be sure switchis in off position.It is recommended that the Cooling Fan beconnected to a dedicated 15 amp circuit with circuitbreaker or fuse. Local codes take precedence overrecommendations.6.1 GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONSThis machine must be grounded. In the event of amalfunction or breakdown, grounding provides apath of least resistance for electric current to reducethe risk of electric shock. This tool is equipped withan electric cord having an equipment-groundingconductor and a grounding plug. The plug must beplugged into a matching outlet that is properlyinstalled and grounded in accordance with all localcodes and ordinances.Do not modify the plug provided - if it will not fit theoutlet, have the proper outlet installed by a qualifiedelectrician.
Improper connection of the equipment-groundingconductor can result in a risk of electric shock. Theconductor with insulation having an outer surfacethat is green with or without yellow stripes is theequipment-grounding conductor.depending on cord length and nameplate ampererating. If in doubt, use the next heavier gauge. Thesmaller the gauge number, the heavier the cord.Extension Cord Recommended Gauges (AWG)If repair or replacement of the electric cord or plugis necessary, do not connect the equipmentgrounding conductor to a live terminal.Check with a qualifiedelectrician or service personnel if the groundinginstructions are not completely understood, or ifin doubt as to whether the tool is properlygrounded. Failure to comply may cause seriousor fatal injury.Use only 3-wire extension cords that have 3-pronggrounding plugs and 3-pole receptacles that acceptthe tool's plug.Repair or replaceimmediately.damagedorwornAmps 55 to 88 to 1212 to 1515 to 2021 to 30In Canada, the use of a temporary adaptor is notpermitted by the Canadian Electrical Code, C22.1.Figure 6-16.2 Extension cordsThe use of extension cords is discouraged; try toposition machines near the power source. If anextension cord is necessary, make sure it is in goodcondition. When using an extension cord, be sure touse one heavy enough to carry the current yourproduct will draw. An undersized cord will cause adrop in line voltage resulting in loss of power andoverheating. Table 2 shows correct size to use200feet12NRNRNRNRNR*based on limiting the line voltage drop to 5V at 150%of the rated amperes.NR Not Recommended.Table 2cordThis machine is for use on a nominal 120-V circuit,and has a grounded plug that looks like the plugillustrated in sketch A in Figure 6-1. A temporaryadaptor that looks like the adaptor illustrated insketch B may be used to connect this plug to a 2pole receptacle as shown in sketch B if a properlygrounded outlet is not available. The temporaryadaptor should be used only until a properlygrounded outlet (sketch A) can be installed by aqualified electrician. The green colored rigid ear,lug, or the like extending from the adaptor must beconnected to a permanent ground such as aproperly grounded outlet box cover. Whenever theadaptor is used, it must be held in place by a metalscrew.25feet161614121010Extension cord length *5075100 150feet feet feet NR7.0 User-maintenanceDisconnect (unplug) frompower source before performing any cleaning ormaintenance of the unit, unless indicatedotherwise.7.1 Tools requiredCross-point (Phillips) screwdriverT20 Torx head driver (for pan head screws)T25 Torx head driver (for flat head screws)7.2 General cleaning Do not use solvents or harsh chemicals on thecooling fan when cleaning. Keep air compressor fan housing clear of dust;blow out with compressed air if needed. Annually drain and clean water tank. If thecooling fan will not be used for more than aweek, drain and clean the water tank. Drainplug is located beneath tank – unscrew toremove. If cooled air produces musty or stale odor,drain water from tank. Place about half a cupof unscented chlorine bleach into tank andthen fill tank with clean water. Operate fan andmisting system until air compressor and waterpump shut off. Drain any remaining bleachmixture from the tank. Refill tank with cleanwater (no mixture) and operate normally.NOTE: Undiluted white vinegar may be usedinstead of bleach.Wilton WACF-3037 Cold Front7
If an individual nozzle is blocked, removenozzle bracket cover (A, Figure 7-1), push bluerings (B) to pull out hoses, and remove entirenozzle assembly (C). Soak nozzle assembly inwhite vinegar. Reinstall nozzle assembly andtest.Figure 7-27.5 Air pressure valveThe (brass) pressure release valve at rear of air tankhas been set by the manufacturer for the desired 30psi and should not require adjustment.Figure 7-17.3 Cleaning filtersInspect air and water filters annually (see Figure 51). Remove back panel to access them. Top filter isfor air, bottom filter for water. Arrow on unit showsdirection of flow.Unscrew cup to remove filter mesh. Rinse anydebris from mesh with clean water or white vinegar.Reinsert mesh and reinstall cup onto filter body.7.4 Brake adjustmentBrake function has been set by the manufacturer. Iffurther adjustment is needed:1.Remove lower end panel.2.Loosen (do not remove) four hex cap screws(D, Figure 7-2).3.Turn pan head screws (E) equally.4.Retighten hex cap screws (D).8Wilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontThe pressure output valve at the front of the air tankcontrols the gradual mist when the unit is turned off.It has been set by the manufacturer but can beadjusted by the user if needed. Loosen knurled nutand turn knob (F, Figure 7-2) to change setting.Tighten knurled nut to secure setting.7.6 Additional servicingAny additional servicing should be performed byauthorized service personnel.
8.0 Troubleshooting Wilton WACF-3037 COLD FRONT ProblemFan motor will not start.Possible causeNo incoming current.Fan motor will not start:fuse blows or circuitbreaker trips.Faulty start capacitor.Faulty motor.Too many machines on shared circuit.GFCI on machine has tripped.Short circuit in line cord or plug.Motor overheats.Thermal protector tripsfrequently.Loud noise or vibrationscoming from machine.Not cooling, orunsatisfactory mistingeffect.Remedy *Check connections at plug or circuitpanel.GFCI on machine has tripped.Push RESET on GFCI receptacle.Low voltage.Check power line for proper voltage.Open circuit in motor or loose connection. Inspect switch and motor for loose oropen connections.Faulty start switch.Inspect and replace switch if needed.Short circuit in motor or looseconnections.Incorrect fuse or circuit breaker in powerline.Motor overloaded.Incorrect fuse or circuit breaker in powerline.Fan used for extended periods of time,motor overheats.Loose fasteners.Fan is loose or imbalanced.Tank empty, float switch activated.Water filter clogged.Nozzles obstructed.Leak in water system.Water pump defective.Cooling switch defective.Poor atomization ofInsufficient startup power provided to airwater, large droplets orcompressor.nozzles streaming water. Diminished air flow.Clogged air filter.Nozzles or air hoses obstructed.Cooling used for extended periods oftime, air compressor overheats.Unstable power source, causingcompressor to shut off while fan andwater remain running.Replace capacitor.Inspect and replace motor if needed.Connect unit to dedicated circuit.Push RESET on GFCI receptacle.Inspect cord or plug for damagedinsulation and shorted wires.Inspect all connections on motor for looseor shorted terminals or worn insulation.Install correct fuse or circuit breaker atpower source.Allow to cool, then restart.Install correct fuse or circuit breaker atpower source.Allow to cool, then restart.Inspect machine and tighten all fasteners.Inspect and tighten/repair.Fill with clean water.Clean out filter.Clean nozzles with weak acid solution,such as white vinegar. Inspect watersystem and hoses for impurities andblockages. Use clean water.Locate source of leak, replace seals.Inspect and replace if needed.Inspect and replace if needed.Turn fan on first and allow it to reach fullspeed, then turn on Cooling.Run only fan for a short time, then turn onCooling switch.Clean out air filter.Clean nozzles with weak acid solution,such as white vinegar. Inspect air systemand hoses for blockages. Use cleanwater.Allow to cool, then restart.Use stable power source.*WARNING: Some remedies may require a qualified electrician.Wilton WACF-3037 Cold Front9
9.0 Replacement Parts for WACF-3037 COLD FRONT To order parts or reach the Wilton service department, call 1-800-274-6848 Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to5:00 p.m. CST. Having the Model Number and Serial Number of your machine available when you call will allowus to serve you quickly and accurately. Non-proprietary parts, such as fasteners, can be found at local hardwarestores or may be ordered from Wilton. Some parts are shown for reference only, and may not be availableindividually.9.1.1 Air Compressor Assembly (WACF-10200) – Exploded View9.1.2 Air Compressor Assembly (WACF-10200) – Parts ListIndex No.123410Part ptionIntake Air FilterAir CompressorPush-In Fitting, ElbowVibration IsolatorWilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontSize1/4” NPT3.2 CFM, 35.5 psi8mm O.D. x 1/4" BSPT1/4"-20Qty.1114
9.2.1 Air Tank Assembly (WACF-10500) – Exploded View9.2.2 Air Tank Assembly (WACF-10500) – Parts ListIndex No.123Part No.WACF-10502WACF-10501WACF-10503DescriptionFlow Valve, ElbowAir TankAir Pressure Relief ValveSize8mm O.D. x 1/4" NPT0.5 gallons1/4" NPT, 30 psiWilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontQty.11111
9.3.1 Outer Panel and Components – Exploded View9.3.2 Outer Panel and Components – Parts ListIndex No.12345678910111213141516171812Part 01WACF-70108WACF-60103WACF-20122DescriptionT25 Torx Pan Head ScrewMain Rear PanelT20 Torx Flat Head ScrewTread Plate Panel, TopFill Side PanelTread Plate Panel, Fill SideMain Front PanelShoulder ScrewWheelClevis PinCold Front Cooling FanCotter PinTread Plate Panel, Handle SideSteering HandleHandle GripHandle Side Panel AssemblyFilter Access PanelPhillips Truss Head ScrewWilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontSize10-24 x 1/2"10-24 x 3/4"1/2" dia., 3-1/2" long, 3/8"-1612" O.D., 1/2" bore dia.3/8" dia., 1-5/8" long10-24 x 3/4"Qty.46127111144111112112
9.4.1 Front Fan Assembly – Exploded View9.4.2 Front Fan Assembly – Parts ListIndex No.12345678910111213Part 02WACF-11203WACF-11106WACF-11107DescriptionCold Front Cooling FanGrommetFront Fan GuardNozzle BracketNozzle AssemblyMain Front PanelNozzle Bracket CoverCenter Hub PlateT25 Torx Pan Head ScrewPolyurethane TubePolyurethane TubePush-In Fitting, TeePush-In Fitting, TeeSize10-24 x 1/2"6mm O.D. x 4mm I.D.8mm O.D. x 5.5mm I.D.6mm O.D.8mm O.D.Wilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontQty.1616616112887713
9.5.1 Handle-Side Internal Components – Exploded View9.5.2 Handle-Side Internal Components – Parts ListIndex No.1234567891011121314151614Part 130WACF-10604DescriptionCold Front Cooling FanAir Compressor AssemblySerrated-Flange Lock NutAir Tank AssemblyNylon TubePolyurethane TubePush-In Fitting, TeeTread Plate Panel, Handle SideSerrated-Flange Hex Head BoltSerrated-Flange Lock NutWater PumpPolyurethane TubeNylon Lock NutRelay SocketPhillips Pan Head ScrewRelayWilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontSize5/16"-188mm O.D. x 5.5mm I.D.8mm O.D. x 5.5mm I.D.8mm O.D.5/16"-18 x 1"1/4"-20280 mL/min, 80 psi6mm O.D. x 4mm I.D.6-326-32 x 1-1/8"DPDTQty.1121211124112121
9.6.1 Handle-Side Panel Assembly (WACF-70108) – Exploded View9.6.2 Handle-Side Panel Assembly (WACF-70108) – Parts ListIndex No.12345678910111213Part F-10704WACF-20117DescriptionHandle Side PanelRocker Switch, GreenRocker Switch, BlueGripper ClipPower Cord Wrap KnobProduct Identification PlatePower Cord Strain Relief BushingPhillips Pan Head ScrewOutlet CoverAccessory OutletOutlet BoxPower Cord GripSerrated-Flange Hex Head BoltSize2 positions2 positions6-32 x 3/4"120VAC, 15A1/4"-20 x 1/2"Wilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontQty.111121121111215
9.7.1 Nozzle Assembly (WACF-11100) – Exploded View9.7.2 Nozzle Assembly (WACF-11100) – Parts ListIndex No.12345678910111216Part 203WACF-11105WACF-11107DescriptionPolyurethane TubePush-In Fitting, Straight ReducerPolyurethane TubeBarb AdapterWater Flow RegulatorPush-In Fitting, TeePlugPush-In Fitting, YNozzlePolyurethane TubePush-In Fitting, Straight UnionPush-In Fitting, TeeWilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontSize4mm O.D. x 2.5mm I.D.6mm O.D. x 4mm O.D.6mm O.D. x 4mm I.D.1.1 L/h6mm O.D.4mm O.D.4mm O.D.8mm O.D. x 5.5mm I.D.8mm O.D. X 8mm O.D.8mm O.D.Qty.112111112111
9.8.1 Rear and Fill-Side Components – Exploded View9.8.2 Rear and Fill-Side Components – Parts ListIndex No.1234566.16.277.17.27.389101112Part -10101WACF-20111WACF-10102DescriptionCold Front Cooling FanFill-Side Tread Plate PanelWater Tank AssemblyFilter Access PanelPhillips Truss Head ScrewAir Filter AssemblyFilter Stainless MeshPush-In Fitting, StraightWater Filter AssemblyFilter Stainless MeshPush-In Fitting, StraightPush-In Fitting, StraightRear Fan GuardPower Cord GripFan MotorSerrated-Flange Hex Head BoltFan Blade AssemblySize10-24 x 3/4"40 micron mesh40 micron mesh8mm O.D. x 1/4” NPT40 micron mesh40 micron mesh6mm O.D. x 1/4” NPT8mm O.D. x 1/4” NPT0.5 hp, 1100 rpm5/16"-18 x 1"30" dia.Wilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontQty.1111811211111214117
9.9.1 Water Tank Assembly (WACF-10400-S) – Exploded View9.9.2 Water Tank Assembly (WACF-10400-S) – Parts ListIndex No.123456718Part F-10402WACF-10403DescriptionWater TankFill CapInlet StrainerDrain CapDrain Cap GasketPush-In Fitting, ElbowFloat SwitchWilton WACF-3037 Cold FrontSize19 gallons2 1/4"-5220 micron mesh2"6mm O.D. x 1/4" NPT1/2" NPT, 30WQty.1111111
9.10 WACF-3037 Service Parts – Complete ListPart 8DescriptionFAN MOTOR (120VAC, SINGLE SPEED 1100RPM)FAN BLADE ASSEMBLY (GREEN, SICKLE SHAPE)AIR COMPRESSOR ASSEMBLYAIR COMPRESSOR (3.2 CFM, 35.5 PSI)AIR COMPRESSOR INTAKE FILTERFITTING (8MM OD X 1/4" NPT ELBOW)VIBRATION ISOLATORWATER PUMP (280 ML/MIN, 80 PSI)WATER TANK ASSEMBLYWATER TANK (19 GAL)WATER TANK DRAIN PLUGWATER TANK FILL CAPFITTING (6MM OD X 1/4" NPT ELBOW)LIQUID LEVEL FLOAT SWITCHAIR TANK ASSEMBLYAIR TANK (0.5 GAL, 2x 1/4" FNPT)AIR FLOW VALVE (8MM OD x 1/4" NPT ELBOW)AIR PRESS RELIEF VALVE (1/4"NPT, 30 PSI)RELAYRELAY SOCKETACCESSORY OUTLET (120VAC, GFCI)ACCESSORY OUTLET COVERROCKER SWITCH (2 POS, GREEN)ROCKER SWITCH (2 POS, BL
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