Craftsman 919.162080 Manuel utilisateur

MG-UMCTAN

... IMPORTANT:

Read the Safety Guidelines and

All Instructions Carefully Before

Operating,

CRRFTSMRN

PERMANENTLY LUBRICATED

TANK MOUNTED

AIR COMPRESSOR

. SAFETY GUIDELINES

• ASSEMBLY

"OPERATION

" MAINTENANCE

• TROUBLESHOOTING

•REPAIR PARTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

SAFETY, GUIDELINES .................................................................................................................... 3

WARBLING CHART ................................................................................................................. 3

GLO_.ARY q

ACCESSORIES FOR USE WITH SEARS AIR COMPRESSORS ..................................... 5

GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................... 5

DESCR!PTJON OFOPERATION ............................................................................................... 6

ASSEMBLY .......................................................................................................................... 7

!NSTALLA-FIO N AND BREAK-IN: PROCEDURES ............................................................................ _. 7

Lccation of Air Compressor ..................................................................................................... 7

Lubrication and Oil .................................................................................................................. 7

E'.,..tensionCords ........................................................................................................... :............ 7

Vo',;:ageand Circuit Protection .......................................................... :.......... ......................... 7

Groqnding Instructions ......................... :...................................................................................... 8

Brea_<,4qProcedure ................................................................................................................. 8

OPER.s:q:!NGPROCEDURES ............ 9

MAiNTZNAHCE ........................................................................................................................ I0

Ci,': ;k',,'ak.e-RepPacement .................................................................................................... 10

Sak;>_v\ialve- Inspection 10

S_cY_9_ .............................................................................................. 10

THC;L_ZL[FS'-i(::OTtNG GUIDE ............................................................................................... 1!

HOW [O OF;f)ER REPAIR PARTS !4

\4vAF_RZ _.__,y ................................. 14

SAFETY GUIDELINES

This manual contains in{ormation

that is important for you to know

and undeE.tand. This informatim_

relatestoproteding YOUR SAFETY

and PREVENTING EQUIPMENT

PROBLE[VIS. To he.!p you recog-

nize this in tof'matlo!_, we use sym-

bo}s to the right Please read the

manuai and p_-yattenhon to these

sections

URGENT SAFETY INFORMATION -A H_ARD

THAT WILL CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR LOSS

OF LIFE.

[ _,,=WAR_

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION -A

HAZARD THA[ MIGHT CAUSE SERIOUS

iNJURY OR L,?,,SSOF LIFE.

-DEFINITIONS

[.c,u'.o. ]

inforrnatior_for preventing dam_.ge to

equipment

_nformation that you should pay special

atte_tion to

IMPORTANT SAFETY iNSTRUCTIONS

-SAVE T_HESE INSTRUCTIONS o

IMPROPER OPERATION OR MAINTENANCE OF THIS PRODUCT COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS

INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE, READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL WARN,_HGS AND OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THiS EQUIPMENT.

[ .........

HAZARD

RISK OF BURSTING

L............

WHAT CAN HAPPEN

Air Tank

• IH_EFOLLOW IN_GjCONDLTLONS_C_OU_LD

lead to a we_kep,ing of the tank, a_d

R:_ESU_T= IN A 2_LO_L,ENT TANK

EXPLOSION:

1. FAILURE TO PROPERLY DRA_N

condensed _._.&-f_E_RFROM THE

C___:_ .... :AN K. u_us_nt__ust and thinning o_

HOW TO PREVENT IT

_:R_._! T_jL@_,_DA_!__# R=_/.LFT E..R.EACH

USE. ff tank develo_;.,s _ leak, repiace i_

..., a ..... ; }_..rs,ew

the tank steel

2. MODIFICATIONS or attempted

repairs TO TH_ TANK.

3. Unau[ho_ized MODLFtQATiON_

SAF_7_y_',[?z'E,__\R any Q'TH_R

_ompr_ssJ _,dlt.

NE'.y..ER dri{i into, weld, or __AK$_NY

_.&QDtF[QATI_ON_S TO ZH_ TAfLK or its

attachmen;s. Never attempt to repair a

damaged or Ieaking tank. Reptace with a

new tank

The tank is designed te withstand specffic

operating pressure,s. N_ER M&KE.

__ _STITt!]'_RI4_S 1tO alter the .EAQ__G_

SEI operatff_9 pRESS Uj&_S.

Fol!:',_: the eq,ui_m,ent manufLtcbJ_:rs

r(-._r_olRn-h*_lld_iti©Q _!l_ _\,'_!" exceed tl_e

RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK

;]pL_;'L &P'G COL}d i<_::;U_[ i{'_ se_'_cl, is }n_ucy.

electricity. Like any other electricaJiy

powered device, |E it Js NOT___U.<_.D

PROPERLY it MAY CA[;SE ELECTRICAL_

[Y;_XiPIurI_ ;.]tib.:,3}::,iO id_.sstJre rat_q(j .'J{

LQ_'_: P_gS_LR!_ Qt.!J__C_FS SUf;L_i A-_

Qbjj_DREN:_/iR___L$_ FQQJL.B&Lk,S,

Any ELECTRICAL WiRiNG OR REPAJR._

required to this product SHOU .!=____BE

EE R._FO_R_M_F-D6_YAL_._

P_RSONNEL:. OR. a LICENSED

SHOCK.

ELECTRIICAL GR O_UNDtNG: FAILURE TO

_ROVI DE ADEQUAT_E_G_BOUN D4NG TO

THIS PRODU_QT COU.LD RESULT LN_N

SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH FROM

ELECTROCUTION. S_DI.LN_

}_NS.T.,RUCTI O_JF___E_PLIPABLE,

ELECTRtCtA____NN,in accordance with national

and local electrical codes.

Never operate the compressor outdoors

when it is raining.

MAKE O___ERTAI,L_Nthat the ELECTRICAL

IR_ to which the compressor is

connected pROVIDES PROP_

EL_CTR!CAL._GROU NDING_, O_

VOLTAGE, A_JD ADE_Q_UATE FUSE

PROTECIION

GLOSSARY

CFM: Cubic feet pet minute°

SCFM" Standardcubi,; feet o_r minute: aunit of measure of air

PSIG: Founds per SqLam nc- gauge; aunit of measure of

.C4%_L,Te.

ASME: Americ_-;n S(:,ciety of Mechan ca! Engineers; made

tested, inspect(;d and ieg_s1eredto meet the standards of the

ASME

U.L. Listed: Th isproduct is Listed by Underwriters Laborato-

ties, inc. (UL). Samples of this product have been evaluated by

uLand meet applicabte LILStandardsforSafety.

Cut-in Pressure: Whitethe motor isoil, airtank pressure drops

asyou continue to use yOLIraccessory. When the tan k pressu re

dropsto acertain low level the motor will restart automatically.

]-he low pressure at which _hemotor automatically re-starts +s

ca!}ed "cut-in pressure,"

C_t+Out Pressure: When you turn on your air compressor and

it begins to run. air pressure in the air tank begins to buiid. It

builds to scertain high pressqre before the motor autornaticai!y

shuts off- protecting y0urair tar.,kifore pressure higherthan its

capacity. The high pressureat whichthe motorshuts off iscalled

"cut+out pressure."

ACCESSORIES FOR USE WITH SEARS

AIR COMPRESSORS

+SPP_&YGUNS

,BLOWGUNS

-AtRCAULKING GUNS

+AiR BRUSHES

• AIR LINE FILTERS

•TIREAIR CHUCKS

*PAtNTTANKS

_AIR TAN KS

..:'+FL,ATr)R_KITS

+,DLIICK CONNECTOR SETS

0,'_,!ious sizes)

+A.,!RPRESSURE ,_r^ +.i ,,_r_,

l_+, _"-++:++.++!_ZJ_ _LJi"+t;,,_

+OIL FOG LUBRICATORS

=AIRTOQLS:

Drills- Intermittent Use

lmpactWrenche_+ _r,,tennRtentUse

+AIR HOSE:

1/4", 5/16" or3/8" I.DI

in various lengths

NAILER/STAPLERS

+DRAIN CLEANER

GENERAL INFORMATION

o_: I _:_-;',',::.¢,, ._.... o, a,qair uu; ;+_resso_ cr.,ttconsisting of

_,:.-_.ec+,,iin_,_':,s!nqi_:-+s[age a_; com.p++essor pump _u-d air

tank. +nciuded or9 wheels regulator, gauges, and handle.

T [ _ r

+Ch:S+3.ifCOIT;tDr_}ssor requires P,o oi!. Now you can enjoy all

tbo b(_:_cfils 0[ having an air compressor without ever

having to purchase, add or change oil.

YOth_&ipcompressoroan be used for operating paint spray

guns, air tools, air brushes, or inflating tires and plastic

toy's, spraying weed k; ,e,-% ' ....... ._..:-_ ai+

pr essdre regui_Lcr is rs;Llu!;_,'_for +7_01:._(:,fi! ;_:i_i::F_licat,O:"s.

An air filter which removes moisture and dirt from corn- .-

pressed air should be used where applicable.

These accessories can be p_rchased from most Sears

stores or from the Sears Power Toot Catalog.

HAZARD

RISK OF

ELECTRICAL SHOCK

{cont'd)

WHAT CAN HAPPEI',i [ HOW TO P_V$.NT2 L

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TF;R_P_R._',Si'_N_!_ ;;q ACCORDANCE '¢.;'!TH

NATK_Hi:',[ AND LO':::i:tL _f,ECTRICAt. CODES.

[£.ECTR!CAL. GR,OUND)NG: r-_.,_,l._ , ....... _._

S_SI< FROM ................... _..........-' "'""..... _-":" _"

FLYi;",!G OBJECTS -_,';:....._: _i(L-...'-".,_ ,-:. ......., .

RiSK OF _3URNS

L,.[:._,'_ OR DAMAG,- r F: T!-'& Y ::-L '._ =" _- r::H;')h. TH(S :_'i-4CD_:K"_ NEVER OPERATE TI(E

,,,.,.,'J,.;:.CTWlTH YOt_OFt VOt)R C: (:,:" ;,:' ... £:,_,,_I._.._!_528_SL..?,_'__W_i:LGU_,)IDS OR COVEF_,'7;

Wi4K', ! ,,-",RL-DA,',;.,k'SE", OR R:_aOVED.

,,-_TTEMPTING TO OPERATE ©P, ::T:i:'D!_ /',4'4. p,..,-.+,t_.,o...,-.,,:,;E,:'Uq-!!,-D ©N Tt !IS PROBUCT

(:_p}_PRESSOR WITH PROTECTIV2 .:f..i:{i._:,":_-,!,_:_.. SHOULd ii._ P!':_,_-Of_MEB BY cuTH-_5]_]_:_-_

}:'gS Tb__&ND__ ELEOTRICAk _.SHO'Cg,

T'DUCHING EXPOSED_METAL Si_CH _,S T_IF_ NEVER "(OUCH ANY EXPOSED METAL PARTS

COF.:IPF1ESSOR HEAD OR QUTLb:I TIE'-': !].,':._t_,j O_N._CO).,1_!_:.Z$:-._"JIR. !St;[qli,iG OR (MMEDi/_TELY

__ULTIN_OU__B__RNS, AFTER OrZ'b.P,,_:'-;'i!C_N. COMPRESSOR WILl.

B_,E__AI_N_.HiOiT FOR SEVERAl. M;NUTES AFTER

OPERA7 [OF,'.

RISK FROM

"j:2:'.2'_,S::_!_2_:_J:i3d'.'.'/ ;:R /,:;'(, T!-ih _3Q,.')Y- "-:?i iUY'

2: L '(,,',2 . : "f t),r:?<i "$%U: :";+'i W:;_:._,¢'f't_:;:'_ ¢)_:_1 ,_ ';_,,

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.D_:rTA!_I-<_.'_.,.2_.:_):::'.})J._ ;:,i ::_:3L;EiS:3,:_;RIES.

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vg.N'D_LATJp.._ HE,;,_::,,',ND Ge_kl,_o_wTb._ I

$&EETY, IN_S3"n_.[CTJ_'Q_-_PROVIDED ON "iH_.'

LABEL C'F", SAFETY _st-_,..... ,I;-, SHEETS _EOR_'[)--/E

t4K?S_d,_7_Z4A. .i_ ?£y_3.0LO__Q.j3_3RAT OR_ DE

SIGNED FOlq ',qf ',,J_TFi YOL)R SPECIF!C

APP]. [C,"_,Tit:"N

", ...... ':" OPERATE COMPRESSOR IN A

$.T..A.BL_i._]k:'._C__R_E...__P.f)_.LTJON t(3 PREV[:!NY

_.;C!_,'_..,,:A_ MOVEMENT ,D,c IHE UNIT. NEVER

OPERATE COMPRESSOR ON A ROOF OR

OTHER E LE.VATED pO$LTION.. USE ADDI-

' TION_:L, AiR HOSE TO REACH HiGH LOCA_

T tON%

ALW,_YS Zk!t3_N._,_.E_E THE COM___PRESS___OOR.

OU_),,SJ'.. ,.B_£O{IE PERFORMING MAINTE-

N A N C_5 QB_,_:;'d_?j ,:i'__C,._.,t 0 CLk_ __&N_D_Ap_.C.ES-

SQRm_.

AirCompressorPump:Tocompressair,thepistonmovesup

anddowninthe cylinder. On the downstroke, air is drawn in

through the air intake valves. The exhaust valves remain

closed, On the upstroke of the piston, airiscompressed. The

intake valves close and compressed air isforcedoutthrough the

exhaust vaives, through the outlet tube, through the check

valve and into the air tank. Working air is not available until

the corn pressor has raised the air tank pressure above that

required at the air outlet,

Check Valve: When the aircompressor isoperating, the check

valve is "open". altowing compressed air to enterthe airtank.

Whenthe aircompressorreaches"cut-out" pressure, thecheck

valve "closes", allowing air pressure to remain inside the air

tank.

Pressure Release Valve: The pressure t_leasevalve located on

the side of the pressure switch, is designed to automatically

releasecompressed airfrom the comp_essorhead and the outlet

tube widen the aircompressor reaches"cut_out" pressure or is

sh[-t.,_ff, if tile air is riot released, the motor will not be able to

staR. The pressure release valve allows the motor to restart

freely, wnen the motorstops runr;ing, airwill be hear(,'escaping

from _?:evaive for afewseconds. No.si!-si;ould be leaking when

the rr,o',or isrunning.

Pr_ssu_'e Switch: The pressure sv,;itchautomaticaily starts the

motor wi_en {he air tank pressure dnups below the factory set

"c_tqn' orsssu,_e, tlstopsthe mc.tc_¢.'hen the air tank pressure

rea;'_.....r_s_._,-,_-"fa_'[nr_ "_.set;'cut-out '_,,_"essure

SafetyValve: tfthe pressure switch does notshutoffthe air

compressor at its cut-out pressure setting, the safetyvatve will

protect the tank against high pressure by "popping out" at its

factory, set p_essure(slightly higherthan the pressure switch cut-

out setting}.

Regulator: The air pressure coming from the air tank is

controlled bythe regulator. Tur nthe regulator knob clockwise

to increase pressureand counter-ctockwisetodecrease pres-

sure. To avoid minor readjustment after making a change in

pressure setting, always approach the desired pressure from a

lower pressure, When reducing from ahigher toa lower setting,

first reduce to some pressure less than that desired, then bring

uptothedesired pressure. Depending onthe airrequirements

of each particular accessory, the outlet regulated air pressure

may have to be adjusted while operating the accessory.

OutLet Pressure Gauge: The outlet pressure gauge indicates

theair pressure available attheoutlet side oftheregulator-This

pressure iscontrolled bythe regulator and isalways less orequa!

tothe ta,nk pressure. See,Operating Procedures".

Tank Pressure Gauge: The tank pressure 9auge indicates the

resen_e-zir pressure in the tank.

Coo!in9 System: ihis co_,npressor cont_4ns an advancedde-

sign coo!irg system. At the heart of this cooiing system is an

er',_.kzse.*ed fan. It isperfectly normal for this fan to blow air

_,h_ough the,:ent hoies in large amounts. You know that the

cooli_ _gsystem is working when air is being expelled.

TOOLS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY

....,................ __:_::_,'_"open end wrench or socket totighten handle screws

• a.w _u secket or open end w_ench for a_acI _,ngthe ,#f _.__,s

ASSEMBLY

InstallingWheels, Handles, Molded

FootBumi:_

THE WHEELS AND HANDLE DO NOT PRO-

V_DE ADEQUATE CLEARANCE, STAB1UTY

L;_ :_. : , L RT FOR PULUNG THE UNiT UP

AND D©WN S]rAtRS OR STEPS. THE UNIT

f4UST F_ELIFTED, OR PUSHED UP ARAMP,

Attacl; tb.,Phand!P,tothe cornpresso_ saddle by inserting

the har;,ite :aside the compressor sadd!e aRd Iin!ng up

the L_o!th,:.%;_:I:_-_e,_:_chside. insialfthet..:_.oscrews, or_eori

each sid,}, Tif]_ht_:nsecurely.

it will be necessary to brace or support

one side of the outfit when installing the

wheels because the compressor will have

a tendency to .tip o_er.

_: "_'"- ,_,1.... s are

: _:.,,,_l sec__rely.fhe outfit wiil sit level ifth?, _,;

properly installed.

,::ie_r i,_r;d d_/unde=s;C_:: o fa;rtan kleg opposite whee!s.

i_-__ove the F;ot,_-_:i_ve..m-ip[rc;m the adhesive backed

m:;.i,J_cdfoot bL'm.:',:_m. A.tt_a,.ththe _oot bL!m_'ers tothe

bc!::om of leq ,3r;ear.l_ e;_,J.Hr:esu flrr_ ,y :=_korqace.

INSTALLAT ON AND BREAK-IN PROCEDURES

Location of the Air Compressor

__ocatet¢iLsi; C'C,, f,_r_:_sso,in a c,_arL c;_/a'ld wel! ventilated

area. The ak coh:pre:;sor should be i_..'.atedat ;east ! 2" away

from the Wallor o[her obstructions that wiil interfere with the

........ ,_Lt,:._.0ot_LJRipa_!,_.,b;iro_d ai e,Je_lgFied

t,_-a!!_w for prop<._r.'..'::'oi!rig. Th 3ve,.'-.ti!a[ic.'nopen ,rigs on t:]e

,;Oral.:r,._sse_'_o :-;_-_c_ssa,-,,to mair-_13]__b."oper operating _ern-

r,_;ra_ure. E',>iq,:;Lpb,,e rq0s c:rO_b£;copt-_iR,_-s c;n or r,ear

theseop.er_;:_{;_.

Lubrication and Oil

If an ex_er_sion cord mJ_t _._ L=ed, be sure iI is:

a %w'.re extensioq cord tl;at has a.:,-,.,i._ci8g, o,.,_=d=ag

pl.; ._.,a._da 3 =Ict r.:,,.,_,........=t!}_t w_!l._.cceptthe plug o[]

the p_oduct

,i ......

:', ;,o Ir_.ngerthar_ 50 f_et:

- t2 gauge (AWG) or _a_'ger. _,Wire size increases as

gauge number decreases. 10 AWG and 8 AWG may

a_.o be used. DO NOT USE t 4OR 16 AWG.)

This unit needs no lubrication or oiling. Voltage and Circuit Protection

Extension Cords

Use extra air hose instead of an extension cord to avoid voltage

drop and power !ossto the motor, and to prevent overheating.

Refer to your Parts List Manual for the voltage and circuit

protection requirements of your compressor. Use only a

fuse or circuit breaker that is the same rating asthe branch

circuit the air compressor is operated on. Ifthe compressor

is connected to

a circuit protected by fuses, use only dual element time

delay fuses, as noted in that Service Bulletin.

•..:tot_pre-'e:or 'qodeis can batopsmt{:d on a15 an siscircuff ii:

i. Vtq,%},:-'-su Dpty to circ ui! !s no_n-_aL

,'. t:!i_c_;t_::.ra_tusedtosupp!y;.Ln,.._th_re,_t.[ ,.,a ,_?eq.s

}. i';:>,;:e::x310 }CO!'dS .'.}orr_priv,;; t : ::pec]i[Ca Iioqs.

4. Cirr:.uitlsequipped_._4f!_a iSam[:,('kcd[br_sks_o; i_!n'nF;

i_i_' d.'-;:',,.;yfuse.

ifany ol ff_eabove cor, ditior, s c':_nn,,:_L:ereel or if r:,peratior;: i

[l_-_c'-,[r;i:,resso_';epeatedly cai:_ses;¢,terrupti,.:,T_of th®power, it

may be r,scessaB_ to operate it fror._a >_:0amp circuit. Itis not

necessary tochange the cord set.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

R_S_k OR ELECTR|CAL 5t_©CK. !n the

ew€4°4of a short circuit, grounding reduces

the risk of shock by pro'ddin_ an escape

v_ire fo[" the electric current, This air corn-

presser must be proped'y g{our'_ded.

The podab!e awcompressor iseau sped with acord ha.vir;g

.:!rcuaduq9 wwe with an app_ epriategrounding plug Thu

pk:r;!rriu _i [')eused with an outlet that has been installed a'nd

!$oundsd _ilaccordance wi lh al' Iota} codes and ordinances.

Fi_eoudet must have the same co_ffiguration as the plug.

DO NO"[ US_ AN ADAPTER TO DEFEAT THE

_b4::OU;,4;}tiiG FEATURE OF THE PLUG.

iMPROPER GROUNDING CAN RESULT IN

ELECTRICAL SHOCK.

"bo not modify the plug that has been

provided, If it does not fit the available

outlet, the correct outlet should be in-

stalled by a qualified electrican.

}[ ',ep._ir;!, 2,.:..::'.r::_or ph;g, ;no .q_rour,cii'_gv,,ve _p,ust be kept

sc.'parats fr_:,i-_! he ct irrsnt- carryh_g v@_s. Ne,-"erconnect lf'a

grour_ding w;re _oa fiat blade ph._gtermir_ _i:T_iegrounding

,,_ -/.,,._, _ot4._:,on_.v,.t,_ _.,u_e,.,:,r,a_.....:, :_]!een-withal

without ye!k_w s_:ripes.

or ,!:,-;,.JcU::-t_:_s[,swhether the,¢;0[_:prssscris pr_3:,er!yg_ound.

ed ',ii_:,n-.?:_:;:_:;i_q-sito,_checked t;!.8qt_:-'.dif;_:,ddeciitcian.

I' 5 AMP F'k_g

(_rourlded

_ Out_et

1/t

Out!et

B ,eak4n Procedure

Ssrious d2u'nage may restttt if the following

M"-_:_k-- :_Mstructions a,'e not c.k,_se!y followed.

This _,_c,c_?d"_a :srequ;red or]lyonce, beforethe aircompressor

f< r'L t, ,[ "_S-__-_,"_,

1. S?-_tlY' "? eSsL!re switci_ OFF/t_U'TO }ever in the

"OFF" bc r-:,tiof

._:':_.;qthe p.t._wercord h_tothe correct bra,%:h cu'cuit

T{._t'}A_)r ;!C!.2

3rum _i-.er,%]uiator clockwise, openhqg it fully, to

orevent air pressure build-up in thetank.

4. _.o,etr e__.,f.F/AUTO e,_erto"AtjTO" Thecom-

pressor will start.

5. Ran thecomk_ressorfor 15rninures. Make surethe

regulator is open andthere is notank pressure build-

up.

6. After 15 minutes, close the regulator byturning it

,u,:.,',_nterclockwise. The air-tank _,_Aitfill to cut-out

pressure and then the motor wilt stop.

Refer.o Op..rudng Procedures .

OPERATING PROCEDURES

Before attaching air hose or accessories, make sure the

OFF/AUTO lever is set to "OFF" and the air regulator is

closed.

2. Attach hose and accessories.

TOO MUCH AIR PRESSURE CREATES A

HAZARDOUS RISK OF BURSTING. CARE-

FULLY FOLLOW STEPS 3 AND 5 EACH TIME

THE COMPRESSOR IS USED,

Compressed air from the outfit may contain

water condensation, Do not spray unfiltered

air at an item. that ceuld be damaged. Some air

operated tools or devices may req uire filtered

air. Read the insth'uetions for the a_r too! or

device,

Check the manL,facturer's m_xir,num pressure rating forair

tools-:..'_ldaccesscr :es -[he reguTatoroutiet pressure t; =us1

;,ever exceec;t he:#L&;4ii_;.JR"ipressure lating, t; your

compress@ is not suppiied wfh aregulator with gauge,

i,_stal;one befi_re using accessories°

,Alwaysoperatethe aircompresso_inwetFventilatedareas;

freeof gasotine or othersolvent vapors.

Do not operate the compressor nearthe spray area.

Whenyou are finished:

7. Setthe "OFF/AUTO" leverto "OFF".

10.

Turn the regulator counterclockwise and set the outlet

pressuretozero.

Remove the airtoolor accessory.

Open the regulatorand allow the airto slowly bleed from

the tank. Close the regulator when tank pressure is

approximate y 20 psi

11. Drainwaterfromairtank.

WAIER WiLL COIqD'ZNS£ tN }_HEAIR TANK, iF

NO-[ DRAINED, WATER WILL CORROD_ AND

W_AKEN THE AiR TANK CAUSING AR!SK OF

.:kIRTANK RUPTURE°

_%";thtapkL)ressurea':appr:;x2,'ta;eb2Or;._i,ope- the@a ncoc <

ordraiA va!ve.

_O"i'[f:

,.:_es.,:,_'re. The valve c;:_n tber_ be removed,

...... u ,_wat..r, ,--,,..,x._.[,, ,.:._:,_:.,.I ,.'.k%e,dmii_cock or

t!',-blr_"'_!v9. [1! :38it'_:ONIo: .:,!_:_:__":7;a:iDb;:vbe Stored.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

PERFORMING REPAil-3S MAY EXPOSE VOLTA("=_E" SOURCES, MOVING PARTS OR COM-

PRESSED AJl_ SOURCES. PERSONAL _JURY MAY O_:CUR. PRIOR !'O AT_EMPTI?_G ANY

REPAIRS, U_PLUG THE COMPRESSOR AND BLEK_ OFF TANK A!R PR_.SSURE.

_×cez:si'Je_ar:kp,:_1-':.!:,-.-:_,:__::!y-iajve

popsoff. Pr ¢'S:._U:_:_sWJigi: r.J'.:,eSriot shdt .)If iT,etor

P:ess:._r9 switch 'k:LiDo:.lt''too _:igh,

i',1evethepresso'es,,dtoh leverto the"OFF >'position iftb,e

ot_t a_ar;'t shL_loff, _:r_dtheelectdc_!coF_:acts are w;dd...-_d

[ogeth_:t, r_plac_lh_:!t_.t-est_u:s swii'd'_.

:::1-t'_ur:'_the eLf,-ere__'..;:,:t-:::_.rdc_ Centertc c'h_ck and adiu_,

Air :oaks at fitlings, j

Alrlea_satDressu,_sw t_-_ etease j

valve.

lui:e _ttfin,:_.< are not ;:ight eaot;gh.

Defective pressure switch releaseva_ve

Defective flapper valve in manifold,

Check V_/e so.atdamage,d.

Tightep, fittings where air can be heard escaping. Ci_eck

fittings with soapy water soiution. DQ NOT QVER-

T}GHTEN

Removeand rep_acethereleasevaive.

Checkte seeifthe pin inthet_ttom ofthe p_essureretease

_aive is stuck, If it does not rnovefree y, replacethevalve.

A defective flapper va}ve resu}ts it.,aconstant air leak _the

pressurereiease vak_ewhenthere ispressurein thetank and

the compressor is shut off. Remove and clean or replace

v,,3_ie.

k_spectand replaceupper ma nifcld assemb!y.

Air teaks ip air tapi.: o.r al 3_rt_:,_l_, D._:fe,2_b,,_:ai¢i-,_.n_

w6_ds. Airtank mustbe rep:aced. Do not repairtheleak,

OO NOT D_!I.L =N"l'O _.......D OR O, H,-.RWk_E

MODIFY A_T, _A_. C._:_ _T WILL WEAKEN.

i THE TAFi_ CAN _t_.UPTUFI_. OR EXPLODE°

•', ...... : ..... i : _..... ..... _ %_,:_uN:_._zJsc:e'.',_to_,tLI(:3._R}_,iado.,::.s_iots_opi_=:,,

/. e .}:% ..bL_,,L:.-':: .... r_. • - _ _R_ ;i;': _:(-L:'_

is@to. :

_,r>..u_rt:.:: 'or some ;:re.z.sure,:J:,?;:.i.u I!lhere}sanex(:eE_:ivealr, ounlotpressuredrop_d_entile

p_e.>o_...... ,=g_auged.o_ _ ,J.,._r. , _"'_..... _"",' ......... - 9:__[,'r. accessory }susted,?;_jUst't;'iGt'6q{_ ,l,_torfoilowklgti_e ;ns[:uc-

c_:ssors is d._;ad, tic;/?SOl_page 6.

NOTE

Adjust the reguteted pressure u_der flov¢ c,onditi,oi_s

lwhile accascry _sbeing used).

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