5. Use only hoses that are approved for such
use. Check the outer cover of the hose to
determine what gas is designed and under
what pressure.
Periodically check the condition of the
hoses, for lumps, nicks, gouges, cracks,
cuts, blisters, soft spots and other signs of
weakness. Replace if you notice any of
these problems.
6. Check carefully the ends of the hose,
especially near the joints. These can
slip or be damaged, causing problems.
Keep hoses in a dark, cool, away from
exposure to the sun site. The heat and
sun hoses deteriorate over time.
7. Never try to
repair a hose
using tape or
a staple
enchants.
Clean hose
with a clean
cloth
dampened
with water
periodically.
8. • If you make repairs
to a hose, use only
replacement parts
approved by the
manufacturer, and
perform repairs
only if you are
qualified to do so.
9. Never pass a vehicle over a hose.
Use the hose attachments to
protect against damage from
vehicles.
Keep hoses away from oils and
other chemicals. If a hose is
contaminated with oil or a
chemical, clean it immediately.
10. Never expose a hose
to high pressure it
can withstand,
according to your
design. Check the
outer cover, for
information about
maximum pressure.
Never bend a hose at
a sharp angle. Let
hose lays flat and
take your own radio
normal inclination.
11. • Keep hoses away from direct heat of
the sun and heating systems. Over-
heated hoses can be damaged soon.
• Check hose and fittings regularly for
signs of fatigue, missing seals,
damage, misuse or abuse. Replace
when necessary.
12. Keep hoses on a
hanger rail or
cabinet. Never
allow hoses
remain neglected
on the floor.
Protect the hose
with a cover or
other material, if
there are chances
that your outer
shell may be
damaged.
13. The pressurized air hoses can provide
many months or years of valuable
service. However, be aware that they
need attention and care. They can also
be very dangerous if not given proper
maintenance. Use the above tips to
minimize risks.
