W25.20-0011-06
1 Connection pipe - bleeding apparatus
2 Protection cap
3 Bleeding hose
4 Bleeding valve
Bleed | |||
Danger! | Risk of poisoning by swallowing brake fluid Risk of injuries from contact of skin and eyes with brake fluid | Only drain brake fluid into a suitable and duly identified container. Use protective clothes and goggles when handling brake fluid | |
1 | Connect the connection pipe (1) of the bleeding apparatus to the compensation reservoir | Bleeding apparatus. | |
| Indications on brake fluid | ||
2 | Switch-on the bleeding apparatus and open the faucet lever | The pressure in the bleeding apparatus should not drop below 2.0 bar. | |
3 | Remove the protection cap (2) and install the bleeding hose (3) in the bleeding valve (4) | ||
4 | Open the bleeding valve (4) and let the fluid flow until it flows out free of bubbles at the bleeding hose | Open the bleeding valve approx. 45º. | |
5 | Close the bleeding valve (4) | ||
6 | Remove the bleeding hose (3) and install the protection cap (2) | ||
7 | Close the faucet lever and remove the bleeding apparatus | Make sure the apparatus is free of pressure, if necessary lower the pressure on the apparatus. | |
8 | Correct the fluid level in the compensation reservoir | ||
9 | Carry out a function test | In case the clutch actuation function is insufficient repeat the bleeding procedure. | |
10 | Check the bleeding valve for tightness |