O2 Repair & Maintenance

Every 20,000 cycles, or 3-6 months, your gas booster should be inspected and re-lubricated. If necessary, it should be replaced.

Every 500-1,000 hours of continuous use, or every 18 months, your gas booster should be resealed.

The importance of oxygen maintenance and repair cannot be emphasized enough. When performing maintenance on an oxygen gas booster or system, Haskel cleans parts to meet MIL STD 1330 D.

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Every 20,000 cycles, or 3-6 months, your gas booster should be inspected and re-lubricated. If necessary, it should be replaced.

Every 500-1,000 hours of continuous use, or every 18 months, your gas booster should be resealed.

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