How to Replace the Jackson Conserver XL-E Chemical Pump Squeeze Tube
Supplies Needed:
- Philips head screwdriver
- Needle-nose pliers
- Side cutter
- Zip ties
- Rubber gloves
- Safety glasses
Procedure
- Step 1. Turn off the unit - Power down the unit by switching off the circuit breaker.
- Step 2. Open the control box - Open the control box to access the chemical lines.
- Step 3. Clip zip ties to the old squeeze tube - Find the squeeze tube that needs to be replaced and clip the zip ties to unseal the incoming and outgoing chemical lines.
- Step 4. Remove the faceplate - Using a screwdriver, remove the faceplate.
- Step 5. Disconnect the chemical lines - Disconnect both the incoming and outgoing chemical lines.
- Step 6. Remove the squeeze tube - Take out the squeeze tube from the rear housing.
- Step 7. Install the new squeeze tube - Install the new squeeze tube by using your fingers to press it into the groove in the rear. The pump gear rollers can be rotated as needed to help position the squeeze tube properly.
- Step 8. Reinstall the chemical lines and faceplate - Reconnect the incoming and outgoing chemical lines. Then, replace the faceplate and secure it with four screws.
- Step 9. Seal both chemical lines -Then use zip ties to seal both chemical lines. Cut off any excess.
- Step 10. Close the control box and restore power - Close the control box top and restore power at the circuit breaker.
- Step 11. Turn the unit on and prime the line - Power on the unit.Then, prime the lines by pressing and holding the prime switch until chemical is visible in the tube.
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