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American Society of Sanitary Engineering Seal (Certification) Program Factory Audit Inspection Test for: Hose Connection Vacuum Breakers Tested under ASSE Standard 1011 Revised: 2004 Factory Audit

How to fill out hose connection vacuum breakers

How to fill out hose connection vacuum breakers:

1. Start by turning off the water supply to the hose connection. This can usually be done by shutting off the corresponding valve.
2. Locate the vacuum breaker, which is usually attached to the hose bib or faucet.
3. Unscrew the protective cap or cover from the top of the vacuum breaker. This will expose the internal components.
4. Inside the vacuum breaker, you will find a rubber disc or flapper. Check for any damage or debris on this disc. If it appears worn or dirty, it may need to be cleaned or replaced.
5. Take note of the orientation of the disc, as it will need to be properly aligned during reassembly.
6. Clean the disc and the interior of the vacuum breaker using a soft brush or cloth. Ensure that there is no debris remaining inside.
7. Once cleaned, carefully reposition the disc in its original orientation, making sure it fits snugly in place.
8. Screw the protective cap or cover back onto the top of the vacuum breaker, ensuring it is tightly secured.
9. Finally, turn on the water supply and check for any leaks or malfunctioning. If everything is working properly, your hose connection vacuum breaker is now filled out and ready for use.

Who needs hose connection vacuum breakers:

1. Homeowners or renters who utilize outdoor faucets or hose bibs for various tasks such as watering plants, washing cars, or cleaning outdoor spaces.
2. Gardeners who frequently use hoses to water their plants or maintain their garden.
3. Professional landscapers or maintenance workers who work with hoses and outdoor water sources on a regular basis.
4. People living in areas with freezing temperatures, as hose connection vacuum breakers can prevent water from freezing and causing pipes to burst.
5. Anyone concerned about backflow, which is the siphoning of contaminated water back into the clean water supply. Hose connection vacuum breakers help prevent this by providing a barrier between the hose and the water source, ensuring water flows in only one direction.

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What is hose connection vacuum breakers?

Hose connection vacuum breakers are devices designed to prevent backflow of contaminated water into the potable water supply.

Who is required to file hose connection vacuum breakers?

Property owners or managers of buildings with hose connections are usually required to install and maintain hose connection vacuum breakers.

How to fill out hose connection vacuum breakers?

To fill out hose connection vacuum breakers, you need to inspect the device regularly to ensure it is functioning properly and follow any maintenance instructions provided by the manufacturer.

What is the purpose of hose connection vacuum breakers?

The purpose of hose connection vacuum breakers is to protect the potable water supply from contamination by preventing backflow of non-potable water.

What information must be reported on hose connection vacuum breakers?

Information such as location of the device, date of installation, manufacturer's name, model number, and inspection dates must be reported on hose connection vacuum breakers.