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Summarization of Contents
Safety Precautions
Keep Visitors/Children Away
Ensure visitors/children do not handle the air compressor and work area is suitable.
Keep the Work Area Clean
Keep work area clear of clutter, tools, and debris to prevent accidents.
Do Not Touch Hot Surfaces
Motor, connections, body, cylinder head and tubes get hot; avoid touching them.
Do Not Direct An Air Stream At The Body
Avoid directing air stream at people/animals as it can cause injury or propel particles.
Breathing Air
Compressor is not for supplying breathing quality air; never use as breathing apparatus.
Stay Alert
Watch what you are doing, use common sense, and avoid operating when tired or under medication.
Disconnect The Air Compressor
Always disconnect from mains power and decompress before maintenance or changing parts.
Mains Power Cable Precautions
Never pull cable to remove plug or lift compressor by the mains cable.
Avoid Unintentional Starting
Ensure the red button on the air compressor is in the OFF (down) position when connecting.
Store The Air Compressor Properly
Store in a secure, dry place out of reach of children; always lock up storage area.
Maintain The Air Compressor With Care
If damaged, have air compressor repaired by a qualified engineer.
Do Not Use Extension Leads
Extension leads can burn out motor; only use extension hoses.
Do Not Weld To The Pressure Vessel
Do not weld or modify the pressure vessel in any manner.
Disposal Information
Dispose of air compressor safely and environmentally. Contact local Council for assistance.
Setting Up The Compressor
Filling The Sump With Oil
Pour approximately 0.5L of oil into the sump until the oil level reaches the red spot in the sight glass.
Operation
Air Pressure Regulator
Turn the Pressure Regulator dial clockwise to increase, anti-clockwise to decrease pressure.
Starting The Air Compressor
Pull up pressure switch button to start. Motor stops at ~10BAR, starts at ~2BAR.
Shutting Down The Air Compressor
Never stop by unplugging. Use pressure switch to ensure air discharge from head for easier starting.
Troubleshooting
Motor Unable To Run, Running Slow Or Getting Hot
Identifies potential causes like line faults, voltage, wire issues, or motor/switch faults.
Sticking Of Main Compressor
Addresses issues like burnt parts due to low oil or foreign bodies causing jams.
Shaking Or Abnormal Noise
Covers loose connections, foreign objects, piston/valve issues, or worn moving parts.
Pressure Insufficient Or Discharge Capacity Decreased
Lists causes from slow motor, choked filter, valve leaks to worn piston rings.
Excessive Oil Consumption
Explains causes like high oil level, choked breather pipe, or worn piston rings/cylinder.
Maintenance
Changing The Oil
Procedure to drain and refill oil, involving switching off, releasing pressure, and unscrewing the drain plug.
Cleaning
Instructions for cleaning with a soft brush or wipe and suitable solvent, avoiding flammables.
Cleaning/ Changing The Air Filter (Monthly)
Details monthly cleaning/replacement of the air filter for optimal performance and warranty.
Adjusting The Cut Off Pressure
Adjusting Cut Off Pressure
Guide on adjusting cut-off pressure using a 10mm nut, turn clockwise to increase, counter-clockwise to decrease.
Parts List
Parts Diagram
Visual representation of compressor components with numerical identifiers for reference.
Main Components List
Detailed list of parts with quantities and part numbers for the main compressor assembly.
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