Rescue Concentrated Air Compressor Cleaner Rescue consists of premium, fast-acting concentrate cleaners. Add directly to compressor lubricant. The cleaner solubilizes contaminants into the lubricant and works to restore the compressor to peak efficiency by removing carbon, varnish and other hydrocarbon-related deposits while the equipment is operating. Drain contaminants from the system through the oil. Rescue is recommended for use at a ratio of 1 part concentrate to 10 parts lubricant. Rescue is added directly to the existing charge of lubricant – based on the contamination level of the compressor. If the current charge of lubricant inside the compressor is severely deteriorated – drain the oil and add Rescue cleaner to a new charge of semi-synthetic or partial-synthetic lubricant. DIRECTIONS FOR USE:1. Determine amount of Rescue required for the compressor2. Drain oil from the compressor equal to the amount of Rescue being added3. Add Rescue to the lubricant sump of the compressor up to recommended concentration4. Operate the compressor as normal for 24-72 Hours. Monitor filters for clogging; replace as needed5. If the compressor shuts down at any time during the cleaning period, ensure it is run for atleast 30 minutes prior to draining the oil-cleaner mixture6. Drain the lubricant-cleaner mixture from the compressor while oil is still hot. Oil and contaminants do not drain well when allowed to cool and settle7. Refill the compressor with high-quality, synthetic lubricantHow much Rescue to use:Light Deposits / Standard Used Oil / Preventative Maintenance = 5-10% ConcentrationSeverely Degraded Oil / Minimal Deposits / Reconditioning Maintenance = 10-15% ConcentrationHeavy Deposits / Standard Used Oil / Clogged Oil Cooler = 15-20% ConcentrationWorst Case Scenario Severe Deposits / Severely Degraded Oil / Clogged Oil Cooler = 20% Concentration, and may require multiple cleanings