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Tip:
A pressure monitor controls the compressor. The compressor switch-
es off once the pressure in the compressed air tank reaches the set
maximum level and it switches back on when the pressure in the
compressed air tank drops to the set minimum level. By factory de-
fault, a maximum value of 8 bar and a minimum value of 6 bar are
set. If the pressure in the pressure tank increases uncontrollably, the
safety valve will automatically open. Pulling the safety valve ring will
open it manually. The air pressure in the compressed air tank will be
released.
Tip:
This compressor is equipped with a pressure reducing mechanism.
You can set the working pressure as needed. Many pneumatic tools
require less pressure than the maximum pressure generated by this
compressor.
Tip:
To check the proper function of the compressor, fill the compressed
air tank with air at maximum pressure after the device has been
switched on.
Using the compressor
1. Make sure that the compressor is fully assembled as described in the chapter
“Preparations and assembly”.
2. Check whether the mains voltage corresponds to the electrical data on the name-
plate. The permissible variance amounts to no more than 5%.
3. Make sure that the compressor is switched off and that the On/Off switch
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is set
to the “0” position (see fig. G).
4. Make sure that the drain cock for condensed water
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is closed (see fig. A).
5. Check the oil level with the view window of the oil drain plug
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and, if neces-
sary, add oil as described in the chapter “Adding and changing oil”.
6. Connect the mains plug to a properly installed socket.
7. Connect a pneumatic tool to the quick-coupling
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so that it audibly locks into
place (see fig. A and H).
The adjustable operating pressure can be determined on the left quick coupling
14A
and the tank pressure can be determined on the right quick coupling
14B
(see fig. H).
8. Set the On/Off switch
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to the “ON 1” position by pulling it out slightly (see fig. G).
The compressor has now been switched on and is starting up.
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