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Details manufacturing faults or defects covered by the warranty.
Outlines steps to claim warranty, requiring receipt, model, and serial number.
Lists key technical details like voltage, motor, tank size, pressure, and air delivery.
Identifies and labels key parts of the air inflator with numbers for reference.
Guides on checking alignment, parts, and mains voltage compliance before operation.
Instructions for unpacking, and assembling the air filter and handle.
Explains how to operate the ON/OFF button on the pressure switch for power control.
Covers initial running-in, positioning on level ground, and away from dust/paint.
Explains that outlet pressure is fixed at 115PSI and a regulator is needed for adjustment.
Steps for safely shutting down, disconnecting, cleaning, and storing the air inflator.
Tasks to perform before and after use, including sealing/opening the drain tap and checking the safety valve.
Recommends replacing the air filter every 50 hours of use.
Details on how to open and seal the drain tap for draining moisture and air.
Instructions for connecting a 'Nitto style' male plug to the female socket.
Procedure to check the safety valve operation by pulling the ring and releasing air.
Provides solutions for inflator not starting, not building pressure, or not holding pressure.
Warnings about plug compatibility, avoiding extension cords, and generator use.
Advice on duty cycle, avoiding hot components, and disconnecting power before servicing.
Recommends safety eye, ear, and respiratory protection during operation.
Outlines coverage, exclusions, voiding conditions, and responsibilities for repairs and transit.
Explains rights under Australian Consumer Law and how the warranty aligns with mandatory guarantees.
Notes that the inflator is oil-free and requires full assembly to avoid voiding warranty or injury.
Guidelines for keeping work areas tidy, well-lit, and ensuring the inflator is level and stable.
Precautions against electric shock and advice on handling the power cord to prevent damage.
Explains the 50% duty cycle and the importance of using the correct tool for the job.
Prohibits extension cords due to voltage loss and warns about hot parts like pipes and the motor.
Advices on cleaning with a damp cloth, checking the power cord, and disconnecting power before any adjustments or cleaning.
Emphasizes ensuring the ON/OFF switch is off before plugging in and general fire precautions.
Recommends avoiding loose clothing/jewelry and securing long hair to prevent entanglement.
Advises wearing safety goggles, non-slip footwear, and ear protection during operation.
Recommends dust masks for dusty operations and staying alert, avoiding operation under influence of medication or substances.
Lists all parts of the air inflator with their corresponding descriptions, quantities, and unique part numbers.
Details manufacturing faults or defects covered by the warranty.
Outlines steps to claim warranty, requiring receipt, model, and serial number.
Lists key technical details like voltage, motor, tank size, pressure, and air delivery.
Identifies and labels key parts of the air inflator with numbers for reference.
Guides on checking alignment, parts, and mains voltage compliance before operation.
Instructions for unpacking, and assembling the air filter and handle.
Explains how to operate the ON/OFF button on the pressure switch for power control.
Covers initial running-in, positioning on level ground, and away from dust/paint.
Explains that outlet pressure is fixed at 115PSI and a regulator is needed for adjustment.
Steps for safely shutting down, disconnecting, cleaning, and storing the air inflator.
Tasks to perform before and after use, including sealing/opening the drain tap and checking the safety valve.
Recommends replacing the air filter every 50 hours of use.
Details on how to open and seal the drain tap for draining moisture and air.
Instructions for connecting a 'Nitto style' male plug to the female socket.
Procedure to check the safety valve operation by pulling the ring and releasing air.
Provides solutions for inflator not starting, not building pressure, or not holding pressure.
Warnings about plug compatibility, avoiding extension cords, and generator use.
Advice on duty cycle, avoiding hot components, and disconnecting power before servicing.
Recommends safety eye, ear, and respiratory protection during operation.
Outlines coverage, exclusions, voiding conditions, and responsibilities for repairs and transit.
Explains rights under Australian Consumer Law and how the warranty aligns with mandatory guarantees.
Notes that the inflator is oil-free and requires full assembly to avoid voiding warranty or injury.
Guidelines for keeping work areas tidy, well-lit, and ensuring the inflator is level and stable.
Precautions against electric shock and advice on handling the power cord to prevent damage.
Explains the 50% duty cycle and the importance of using the correct tool for the job.
Prohibits extension cords due to voltage loss and warns about hot parts like pipes and the motor.
Advices on cleaning with a damp cloth, checking the power cord, and disconnecting power before any adjustments or cleaning.
Emphasizes ensuring the ON/OFF switch is off before plugging in and general fire precautions.
Recommends avoiding loose clothing/jewelry and securing long hair to prevent entanglement.
Advises wearing safety goggles, non-slip footwear, and ear protection during operation.
Recommends dust masks for dusty operations and staying alert, avoiding operation under influence of medication or substances.
Lists all parts of the air inflator with their corresponding descriptions, quantities, and unique part numbers.
This document is an instruction manual for the BLACK RIDGE 1HP Air Inflator, model BR500 (PLU: 590729).
The BLACK RIDGE 1HP Air Inflator is a portable air compressor designed for various inflation tasks. It features a 1HP direct drive motor and an 8-litre tank. The inflator is equipped with a Nitto style fitting for connecting air tools and hoses. It is intended for domestic use and is not suitable for industrial, commercial, or continuous running applications. The device compresses normal air and should not be used to compress other types of gases. It is also not suitable for pharmaceutical, food, or sanitary purposes, nor for filling scuba or oxygen air bottles/tanks.
The air inflator is designed for ease of use with a simple ON/OFF button.
General| Brand | Blackridge |
|---|---|
| Model | BR500 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
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