To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Central Pneumatic 62380 Air Compressor keep running non-stop?
If your Central Pneumatic Air Compressor runs continuously, it could be due to a defective pressure switch, which requires attention from a qualified technician. It may also be caused by excessive air usage, indicating the compressor isn't large enough for the tool's requirements, so decrease air usage.
Why is air leaking from the pump or fittings of my Central Pneumatic Air Compressor?
If air is leaking from the pump or fittings of your Central Pneumatic Air Compressor, reduce the air pressure, then check all fittings with a soap solution for air leaks and tighten as needed, without overtightening.
General| Brand | Central Pneumatic |
|---|---|
| Model | 62380 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Indicates hazardous situations that could result in death, serious injury, or moderate injury.
Addresses practices not related to personal injury and minor or moderate injury risks.
Ensures a clean, well-lit environment and keeps children and bystanders away.
Guidelines for safe use of electrical components, cords, and preventing shock.
Emphasizes alertness, common sense, and wearing protective equipment during use.
Instructions on proper operation, maintenance, and storage to ensure safety.
Specifies that repairs should be done by qualified personnel using identical parts.
Avoid flammable liquids, sparks, flames, and directing air streams at people or animals.
Covers unattended operation, ventilation, hot surfaces, and moving the unit safely.
Do not tamper with components, use rated air lines, and drain the tank daily.
Recommendations for selecting appropriate extension cords based on amperage and length.
Adherence to OSHA guidelines for industrial use and maintaining safety labels.
Consult physician if you have a pacemaker; keep product away from children.
Warnings regarding lead content in brass components and power cord.
Ensures proper grounding for electric shock prevention and correct plug usage.
Guidelines for using 3-wire extension cords and compatible outlets.
Definitions of common symbols like PSI, CFM, CSA, UL, and electrical current types.
Specifies the voltage, frequency, and amperage rating of the compressor.
Details the thread size for air outlet connections.
Defines the shut-off and restart pressure levels for the compressor.
Indicates the volume of the air tank.
Provides SCFM ratings at different pressure points.
Specifies the noise level of the compressor at a given distance.
Identifies and labels the main components and controls of the compressor.
Details components like air hose, filter, regulator, lubricator, and coupler for portable setup.
Details components for stationary setup like vibration pads, main air lines, and branch lines.
Instructions for setting up the work area and general compressor operation steps.
How to adjust pressure and connect/use air tools with the compressor.
Steps for shutting down, unplugging, closing valves, and bleeding air after use.
Warnings regarding service by qualified technicians and using undamaged equipment.
Procedures for cleaning, bearing lubrication, and recommended maintenance checks.
Identifies causes and solutions for compressor start-up problems.
Addresses issues causing slow pressure build-up in the compressor.
Solutions for when the compressor is not building enough air pressure.
Troubleshooting for repeated fuse blows or circuit breaker trips.
Addresses excessive noise, vibration, and moisture in discharge air.
Troubleshooting for safety valve pops and the compressor running continuously.
Solutions for air leaks from pump/fittings and issues with the air tank.
Disclaimer regarding user qualifications for repairs and parts replacement.
Lists and identifies all parts of the compressor with part numbers and quantities.
