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TM  10-6630-247-13&P 2-3. FLASH POINT TESTER CONTROLS AND INDICATORS. Shutter  Operating  Knob  (1) Spring  loaded  knob  opens  shutter  and  lowers  test  flame  into  test  cup.  Turn  knob  right  to  open  shutter release  knob  to  close. Flame  Exposure  Knob  (2) Controls  size  of  test  flame.  Turn  knob  left  to  enlarge  flame;  right  to  reduce  flame. Slow  Speed  Stirrer  Power  Switch  (3) The  slow  speed  stirrer  is  controlled  by  a  rocker  type  switch  installed  in  the  power  cord.  Depressing  the ON  side  of  the  switch  starts  the  slow  speed  stirrer;  depressing  the  OFF  side  of  the  switch  stops  the stirrer, Heater  Control  Knob  (4) The  flash  point  tester  heater  is  operated  by  a  control  knob  mounted  on  the  face  of  the  heater.  Turning the  knob  to  the  right  increases  heater  output,  turning  the  knob  to  left  decreases  output.  Heater  output ranges  from  O  to  750  watts.  Indicator  marks  on  the  control  knob  reflect  the  percentage  of  heater output.  For  example,  turning  control  knob  to  50  means  that  heater  output  is  50%  of  capacity,  or  375 watts. Propane  Control  Valve  (5) Controls  flow  of  gas  from  propane  cylinder  to  flash  point  tester.  Turn  valve  to  left  to  open  valve;  right to  close. Gas Line Needle Valve (6) Controls  gas  flow  from  propane  supply  tank  to  flame  exposure  device.  Turn  needle  valve  right  to  close; left  to  open. 2-4

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