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7.
UsIng tHe compressor
warnIng! Check the manual for items to be inflated to obtain the manufacturers recommended inflation pressure.
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Avoid over inflation.
7.1.
InfLatIng tyres
Pull the air hose from the stowage track at the back edge of the compressor (see fig.3) and ensure that the locking lever on the
7.1.1.
valve connector is in the upright position i.e. in line with the connector. See fig.6.
7.1.2.
remove the screw cap from tyre valve stem.
7.1.3.
push the connector as far as possible onto the valve stem and push the locking lever through 90º to lock it.
Switch on the compressor using the switch on the unit (see fig.2-16) and monitor the pressure on the air pressure gauge
7.1.4.
(see fig.2-15).
7.1.5.
When the desired pressure is reached, turn off the compressor, rotate the connector lever to the upright position and remove it
from the valve stem.
note: It is recommended to use a separate air gauge to double check the actual inflation pressure achieved.
7.1.6.
screw the cap back onto the valve stem.
7.2.
InfLatIng pLastIc InfLataBLe Items e.g. balls, air beds, rubber rafts etc.
warnIng! Check the manual for items to be inflated to obtain the manufacturer's recommended inflation pressure.
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Avoid over inflation.
fig.6
rs132.V2
Identify the correct adaptor for the product and insert it into the inflation connector as indicated in fig.9 and push the locking
7.2.1.
lever through 90º to lock it.
7.2.2.
insert the other end of the adaptor into the valve as far as possible.
Switch on the compressor using the switch on the unit (see fig.2-16) and monitor the pressure on the air pressure gauge
7.2.3.
(see fig.2-15).
7.2.4.
When the desired pressure is reached, turn off the compressor, rotate the connector lever to the upright position and remove it
from the valve stem.
note: It is recommended to use a separate air gauge to double check the actual inflation pressure achieved.
replace any valve cover previously removed.
8. storage
8.1.
storage
8.1.1.
this unit may be stored in any position. ensure that the clamps are securely attached to the clamping posts at the rear of the unit.
store at room temperature. it is recommended to recharge the unit every three months when not in use and more frequently in
warmer or colder storage conditions to keep the battery in peak operating condition.
9. Battery remoVaL/dIsposaL
note: the roadstart battery is a sealed, lead-acid type. At the end of the roadstart's service life, by law, it must be removed
and recycled, or disposed of properly, according to national and/or local regulations.
9.1.
remoVaL
9.1.1.
place the roadstart unit front side down.
9.1.2.
remove the 11 screws holding the casing together and lift off the back half of the unit.
9.1.3.
undo and remove the nuts, bolts and washers on each battery terminal. the connecting wires will now be loose.
9.1.4.
move the wires away from the two battery terminals, taking care to avoid accidental arcing of the terminals.
9.1.5.
lift the battery out of the front half of the casing.
9.2.
dIsposaL
9.2.1.
take the battery to a recycling centre that handles sealed, lead-acid batteries.
9.2.2.
if there is no recycling centre in the area, contact the local environmental agency for disposal instructions.
9.2.3.
9.2.4.
9.2.5.
9.2.6.
9.2.7.
9.2.8.
9.2.9.
9.2.10.
9.2.11.
© Jack sealey limited
Original Language Version
rs131.V5 rs132.V3 | issue 2 (H) 11/01/18
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