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If there is too much moisture in the air discharged from your Central Pneumatic Air Compressor, install an inline air filter/dryer, and/or relocate the compressor to a less humid environment.
General| Brand | Central Pneumatic |
|---|---|
| Model | 95386 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Read all warnings and instructions to avoid electric shock, fire, and serious injury.
Keep area clean, well-lit, and ensure proper electrical connections.
Stay alert, use common sense, wear PPE, and use compressor as intended.
Avoid flammable liquids, hot surfaces, and sparks in confined or explosive areas.
Do not adjust regulator higher than attachment's maximum pressure.
Do not direct air stream at people or animals.
Use of extension cords not recommended; follow guidelines if used.
Ensure proper grounding wire connection to prevent shock and death.
Details for grounding compressors with three-prong plugs.
Symbols for Double Insulated, AC Voltage, and Amperes.
Marks from CSA and Underwriters Laboratories (UL).
Symbols for No Load RPM.
Details on electrical, air, tank, and oil requirements.
Inspect for damage, check parts, and remove protective plastic.
Read the entire important safety information section before setup or use.
Diagram showing main parts and their functions.
Designate work area, locate compressor on level surface with space.
Instructions for attaching the foot and wheels to the air tank.
Thread the air filter clockwise onto the cylinder head.
Connect air hose, check oil level, and add oil if necessary.
Change compressor oil after the first hour of use to remove debris.
Follow steps for initial run: check oil, plug in, run for 30 minutes, then turn off.
Perform checks, close valves, and connect air tool before starting.
Power on, build pressure, adjust regulator, and use the air tool.
Turn off, unplug, close valve, bleed tool, and disconnect.
Turn off compressor, pull safety valve ring to release pressure.
If compressor shuts off, disconnect tools, wait, press reset button.
Check for extension cord issues or air leaks causing frequent cycling.
Inspect before use, wipe after use, and handle damaged cords properly.
Daily, weekly, and monthly checks for optimal performance.
Check oil, drain old oil, and refill with new oil as per instructions.
Release trapped air and moisture from the tank to prevent corrosion.
Check filter weekly and replace as needed, especially in dirty environments.
Diagnose problems with starting, restarting, or excessive cycling.
Address slow pressure build or failure to build enough pressure.
Troubleshoot oil consumption, noise, overheating, and air quality.
Address air leaks from fittings, tank, and safety valve popping.
Check for defective or rusted tanks that may leak air.
List of all parts with their respective quantities.
Visual guide showing the assembly of all compressor parts.
Details warranty for tank and other parts, excluding misuse and lack of maintenance.
Steps to return product for warranty service, including proof of purchase.
Information on specific legal rights and state variations.
