Maintenance And Cleaning Of The Air Blow Gun; Notes On Filling Car Tyres - Westfalia 92 85 16 Original Instructions Manual

sor with an air suction capacity of at least 85 l/min. The ideal capacity is
provided by compressors with a suction capacity of 200 – 300 l/min.
 Only use air hoses with an inner diameter of at least 9 mm. When
setting up the air pressure, always keep in mind that the pressure will
decrease by approx. 0.6 bar when using a 10 m long hose with an inner
diameter of 9 mm.

Maintenance and Cleaning of the Air Blow Gun

 To ensure proper functionality and a long lifetime, good maintenance is
essential.
 Add a few drops of oil to the sealing of the trigger pin in regular
intervals. Apart from that the air blow gun is maintenance free.
 Do not allow liquids to enter the air blow gun and never immerse it into
liquids. Water in the compressed air inlet can damage the machine.
Therefore it is recommended to drain the air lines and the compressor
regularly! Also clean the air filters in regular intervals.
 For operating pneumatic tools clean air is required. Corrosion residues,
dust and dirt from the pneumatic pipes reduce the efficiency of the tool
and will cause technical problems.
 If necessary, clean the air blow gun with a moist cloth.
 Do not use abrasive or aggressive chemicals as benzene or thinner,
which may dissolve plastic parts.

Notes on Filling Car Tyres


The optimum air pressure of the car tyre not only provides safe
performance and durability of your tyres – using the right tyre pres-
sure, recommended by the automobile manufacturer, also can safe
fuel.

You will find the details on the comfortable minimum pressure for your
tyres in the instruction manual of your vehicle or e.g. at the door pillar
or behind the petrol cap.

The compressed air, to refill the tyre, has to be oil free. Do not connect
an oiler ahead of the unit. It is recommended to use a separate com-
pressed air hose only for working with the tyre inflator, because there
may be oil residues on other compressed air hoses.
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