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Donaldson T.R.A.P.

 

Filter Minder

®

 Indicator 

Installation Instructions

By installing a Filter Minder

®

 restriction indicator in an accessible 

location, operators can easily monitor the T.R.A.P. breather’s airflow 
restriction in graduated increments to maximize T.R.A.P. breather life  
and effectively meet service intervals.

This kit provides the convenience of monitoring your T.R.A.P. breather 
restriction level under normal venting conditions. The indicator is 
measuring the amount of vacuum your tank is experiencing during outflow 
operations, NOT pressure during filling operations. Any modification to the 
indicator changes the calibration and will result in an inaccurate reading. 
Please follow these instructions carefully to ensure the product works 
as designed. It is the customer’s responsibility to confirm the breather is 
sized and applied to operate under the tank pressure and vacuum ratings 
(located on the tank engineering plate) in service.

1

 

Apply Teflon

 thread seal to the fitting.  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Teflon

 is a trademark  

of Chemours.

 

2

 

Thread 1/8" NPT fitting  
into the T.R.A.P.

  

adapter assembly.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3

 

Attach one end of the  
25' hose to the  
barbed fitting and  
run the other end to  
the desired indicator  
location where fluid is  
being dispensed from  
the reservoir. 
 
 
 
 
 

4

 

Mount the L-bracket in  
a secure location in  
which the Filter Minder

®

  

indicator will be visible.  

 

Because there are 
application variations,  
the remote bracket can  
be secured with screws or with a bolt and nut 
assembly (fasteners not included). Alternately, the 
indicator can be mounted with Velcro or tie bands. 
The Filter Minder can be mounted in vertical 
horizontal configurations. Horizontal mounting will 
provide a slightly more accurate reading. 

Kit Contents: Filter Minder Vacuum Indicator, remote 
mounting bracket and rubber grommet, 25' hose, 3' hose, 
1/8" NPT fitting with push on hose barb, and Installation 
Instructions. 

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