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General| Brand | Air Mate |
|---|---|
| Model | AM782HC4V |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Identifies hot components that can cause burns.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION levels for hazards.
Emphasizes reading the manual and using approved safety equipment.
Details what can happen with flammable vapors and restricted ventilation.
Provides steps to prevent fire and explosion risks.
Explains dangers of breathing compressed air and contaminants.
Instructs on using filtered air for human consumption.
Details risks of oil leaks during transport and storage.
Provides guidance on securing the unit and preventing leaks.
Explains conditions that can weaken the air tank and cause explosion.
Instructs on draining, modifications, and maintenance of the air tank.
Explains risks of electric shock from improper use or repairs.
Details safe electrical practices and grounding requirements.
Describes how compressed air can cause injury or property damage.
Instructs on wearing safety equipment and safe nozzle use.
Warns about burns from touching hot compressor components.
Advises on avoiding contact with hot parts and allowing cooling.
Details risks of injury from contact with pulleys, flywheels, and belts.
Instructs on keeping body parts and clothing away from moving components.
Explains how unsafe operation can lead to serious injury or death.
Guides on reviewing manual, clearing area, and staying alert.
Warns about compressor falling from surfaces causing damage or injury.
Advises on using stable positions and avoiding elevated surfaces.
Notes that noise may contribute to hearing loss.
Suggests using hearing protection and consulting local officials.
Describes the role of the On/Off switch in providing power.
Explains how the pressure switch controls motor start/stop.
Details the valve's role in releasing pressure for motor restart.
Explains how the safety valve protects against over-pressurization.
Explains the function of the check valve in the air system.
Describes the gauge indicating reserve air pressure.
Details the gauge showing pressure at the regulator outlet.
Explains how the regulator controls outlet pressure.
Describes the valve for draining condensation.
Notes the advanced cooling system and normal fan operation.
Explains the pump's role in compressing air.
Details the manual thermal overload protector and restart procedure.
Explains how to check pump oil level.
Describes the filter for cleaning incoming air.
Provides instructions for connecting hoses to the air outlet.
Details ensuring zero pressure, applying sealant, and attaching hoses.
Provides steps for safely disconnecting hoses.
Instructs on adding the correct type and amount of oil before first use.
Specifies using ISO 100/SAE40 non-detergent oil.
Explains how grounding reduces shock risk.
Details using the provided grounding plug and proper outlets.
Discourages extension cord use due to voltage drop and overheating.
Lists requirements for using an extension cord if necessary.
References specifications for voltage and circuit needs.
Outlines conditions for operating on a 15 amp circuit.
Notes that tools/accessories must be compatible with petroleum products.
Advises placing the unit in a clean, dry, ventilated area away from fumes.
Suggests consulting local officials for noise level regulations.
Recommends vibration mounts, relocation, or enclosures.
Advises following safety instructions and turning off power.
Details securing the unit and draining the tank during transport.
Provides advice on proper handling and carrying the compressor.
Lists essential checks before operating the compressor.
Emphasizes reading the manual before operation.
Details the mandatory steps for initial compressor break-in.
Guides on starting the compressor and building tank pressure.
Outlines the steps for safely turning off and storing the compressor.
Lists general safety steps before performing maintenance.
Provides a schedule for daily, weekly, and monthly checks.
Details how to check the safety valve for proper operation.
Outlines steps to remove, clean, or replace the air filter element.
Details how to safely drain condensation and pressure from the air tank.
Explains condensate composition and disposal requirements.
Instructs on checking the oil level using the dipstick.
Outlines steps for draining and refilling the pump oil.
Provides a step-by-step guide for draining and refilling the oil.
Lists available accessories and advises on compatibility.
Specifies information needed for service calls.
Details the terms and coverage of the product warranty.
Informs about obtaining free replacement warning labels.
Explains common terms and abbreviations used in the manual.
Lists common malfunctions, their potential causes, and related codes.
Provides corrective actions for specific problems and codes.
