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General| Model | D110H RS |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Manufacturer | CompAir |
| Power | 110 kW |
| Acoustic Power Level (LWA) | 98 dB(A) |
| Drive Type | Direct Drive |
| Type | Rotary Screw |
| Working Pressure | Up to 13 bar |
| Engine | Diesel |
| Cooling Method | Air Cooled |
Explains the meaning of danger, important, and note symbols used in the manual.
Details specific hazards related to the use and handling of compressed air.
Highlights safety risks specific to the compressor machinery and electrical components.
Covers safety precautions and risks associated with transporting and lifting the compressor.
Explains the risks associated with failing to adhere to maintenance schedules and procedures.
Warns about the risks and consequences of unauthorized modifications or use of non-genuine parts.
Provides a guide to understanding the various safety symbols and their meanings.
Outlines essential safety rules for operating and maintaining the compressor unit.
Addresses specific safety concerns related to water-cooled compressor systems.
Discusses general safety measures applicable to the work environment where the compressor is installed.
Details hazards and precautions to be taken during maintenance and repair activities.
Covers the essential steps and safety precautions for connecting the compressor to the electrical supply.
Details the initial steps and checks required before operating the compressor for the first time.
Provides guidance on the importance and scheduling of maintenance tasks.
Outlines the recommended intervals and tasks for routine maintenance and inspections.
Diagnoses causes and provides remedies for the unit failing to start.
Identifies reasons for the compressor stopping during the initial startup sequence.
Troubleshoots issues related to the compressor failing to achieve the target operating pressure.
Addresses causes and solutions for the compressor shutting down unexpectedly during operation.
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