Why won't the air pressure from my airmaster TIGER 8/44 regulator adjust?
If the air pressure from your Airmaster Air Compressor regulator won't adjust, it's likely that the diaphragm inside the regulator body is broken. The suggested solution is to replace the regulator.
What to do if my Airmaster Air Compressor stopped and does not start?
If your Airmaster Air Compressor stops and won't restart, there could be several reasons. Check the electrical connections, clean, and tighten them if necessary. The overload cutout switch might have tripped, or the duty cycle could be exceeded. Switch off the compressor, wait about 5 minutes, and then press the reset button before switching it on again. In some cases, the motor windings might be burnt out, in which case you should contact Machine Mart for a replacement motor.
Why my airmaster TIGER 8/44 does not reach the set pressure and overheats easily?
If your Airmaster Air Compressor isn't reaching the set pressure and is overheating, it could be due to a blown compressor head gasket or a broken valve. Allow the compressor to cool down, then disassemble the head and replace any damaged components. Ensure you carefully clean all sealing surfaces before putting it back together. If you're unsure, contact Machine Mart.
What to do if air is leaking from the pressure switch valve of my airmaster TIGER 8/44 Air Compressor when the compressor is not running?
If air is leaking from the pressure switch valve of your Airmaster Air Compressor when it's not running, it's likely due to a faulty non-return valve. To fix this, first drain all the air from the receiver. Then, remove the valve end plug, carefully clean the valve seat and the gasket, and reassemble it.
Details on electrical, pressure, motor, displacement, dimensions, weight, and duty cycle.
Covers general warnings, compressed air dangers, hot surfaces, and flammable environments.
Includes eye protection, proper attire, hearing protection, work area, and storage.
Covers electrical safety, stopping procedures, tool connection, and maintenance advice.
Directs user to read the manual before any operation.
Explains symbols for electric shock, accidental start-up, hot surfaces, water expulsion, and PPE.
Instructions for connecting the mains lead, earthing, and plug safety.
Specifies fuse requirements and recommends connection via an RCD.
Diagram and list for identifying all parts of the air compressor.
Guidance on unpacking, fitting wheels/foot, and locating the compressor.
Instructions for safely lifting and moving the unit.
Covers pre-connection checks, tool compatibility, and pressurized air dangers.
Procedure for checking and topping up the compressor oil level.
Steps for starting, stopping, and unattended operation warnings.
Setting pressure, warnings on limits, and opening outlet tap.
Safely removing tools, and procedure for resetting thermal overload.
Detailed procedure for draining condensate from the tank before storage.
General safety, daily tasks (oil, drain), and monthly tasks (filter).
Includes bolt checks, cleaning, oil replacement, and non-return valve inspection.
Troubleshooting guide for common issues like starting, pressure, noise, and leaks.
Advice on self-repair limitations and contacting support.
Provides contact numbers for obtaining spare parts and service support.
Visual representation of all parts in an exploded view for identification.
Comprehensive list mapping part numbers to descriptions and quantities.
Statement of compliance with standards, notified body, and sound level data.
Details on electrical, pressure, motor, displacement, dimensions, weight, and duty cycle.
Covers general warnings, compressed air dangers, hot surfaces, and flammable environments.
Includes eye protection, proper attire, hearing protection, work area, and storage.
Covers electrical safety, stopping procedures, tool connection, and maintenance advice.
Directs user to read the manual before any operation.
Explains symbols for electric shock, accidental start-up, hot surfaces, water expulsion, and PPE.
Instructions for connecting the mains lead, earthing, and plug safety.
Specifies fuse requirements and recommends connection via an RCD.
Diagram and list for identifying all parts of the air compressor.
Guidance on unpacking, fitting wheels/foot, and locating the compressor.
Instructions for safely lifting and moving the unit.
Covers pre-connection checks, tool compatibility, and pressurized air dangers.
Procedure for checking and topping up the compressor oil level.
Steps for starting, stopping, and unattended operation warnings.
Setting pressure, warnings on limits, and opening outlet tap.
Safely removing tools, and procedure for resetting thermal overload.
Detailed procedure for draining condensate from the tank before storage.
General safety, daily tasks (oil, drain), and monthly tasks (filter).
Includes bolt checks, cleaning, oil replacement, and non-return valve inspection.
Troubleshooting guide for common issues like starting, pressure, noise, and leaks.
Advice on self-repair limitations and contacting support.
Provides contact numbers for obtaining spare parts and service support.
Visual representation of all parts in an exploded view for identification.
Comprehensive list mapping part numbers to descriptions and quantities.
Statement of compliance with standards, notified body, and sound level data.
The document describes the Airmaster TIGER 8/44 Air Compressor, a portable air compressor designed for various applications.
The Airmaster TIGER 8/44 is an air compressor that takes in ambient air, compresses it, and stores it in a 24-litre receiver tank. This compressed air can then be used to power various air tools and attachments. The compressor is designed for both DIY and professional use, providing a reliable source of compressed air. It features an automatic shut-off when the tank reaches maximum pressure and restarts when the pressure drops, ensuring consistent air supply.
The compressor is designed for ease of use and safety.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the compressor's longevity and safe operation.
The manual also includes a troubleshooting guide for common issues like the compressor not starting, not reaching set pressure, air leaks, or unusual noise, advising users to contact Machine Mart for repairs if necessary. It explicitly states that users should not attempt repairs or adjustments if uncertain.
General| Brand | airmaster |
|---|---|
| Model | TIGER 8/44 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
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