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Here is an informal video on how to adjust the EXAIR Adjustable Air Nozzle models #1009 and #1009SS and explanation of the benefits of proper adjustment.
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Video Blog: How to Adjust an EXAIR Adjustable Air Nozzle
August 2, 2016 — johnball2014
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