Curtis-Toledo Rotary Compressor CAP862
Operations and Maintenance Manual
Chapter 1 Page 6
Additional Safety information for Air Compressors
Like all power tools, there is danger associated with operating this equipment. Accidents are
frequently caused by lack of familiarity or failure to pay attention. Use this machine with
extreme caution. If normal safety precautions are overlooked or ignored, serious personal
injury may occur.
The following are some safety suggestions that users should notice:
Caution
·Users who neglect these safety precautions may result in serious injury or death.
·Fingers and clothing have to stay far away from rotating parts.
·Compressed air from this machine cannot be used for pharmaceutical, food or health
requirements without further treatment.
·Release all pressure from the system prior to maintenance.
·Electric shock could be fatal.
·Grounding of starter and motor is necessary. Choose grounding cable according to the
power range of the compressor.
·Ground fan motor through starter.
·Lockout and tag out power supply before working on control panel.
·Lockout and tag out power supply before inspection and maintenance ─compressor is
controlled by PID and may start automatically according to the setting.
Warning
Users who neglect the following instructions might damage the compressor.
·Lockout and tag out the compressor if maintenance is needed.
·Lockout and tag out power supply before inspection and maintenance ─compressor is
controlled by PID and may start automatically according to the setting.
·Relief valve is necessary for air piping larger than 1/2”.
·Do not exceed the rated discharge pressure on nameplate during operation.
·The enclosure should be in place prior to operation
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