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General| Model | AUTO SENTRY EAU99P |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Maximum Pressure | 175 PSI |
| Tank Size | 80 Gallons |
| Voltage | 230 V |
Explains how compression is achieved by meshing helical rotors. Details rotor lobe counts.
Describes how air moves through the filter, compressor, and oil reservoir to the plant lines.
Details how oil is forced through components for lubrication, cooling, and sealing.
Explains the rotary helical valve that matches rotor volume to air demand.
Details proper lifting and transporting methods using provided lifting slots and eyebolts.
Specifies requirements for installing the compressor in a clean, well-lighted, and ventilated area.
Recommends shelter heating and provides guidelines for outside installations in cold climates.
Explains factory wiring, power connection, and essential grounding for safety.
Details pre-start checks including oil level, air filter, coupling, piping, and electrical wiring.
Provides procedures for starting the unit in cold and hot conditions, including water valves.
Checks correct motor and fan rotation using JOG MODE for proper operation.
Explains operating modes like 'READY' and 'AUTOMATIC' for the AutoSentry controller.
Introduces control devices including AutoSentry controller, relief valve, and transducers.
Explains the minimum pressure valve's role in maintaining pressure and acting as a check valve.
Recommends AEON lubricants and details specifications for year-round operation.
Explains how moisture accumulates and its detrimental effects on lubrication and carryover.
Explains the oil filter's role and the procedure for replacing the filter element.
Explains how pressure differential indicates separator condition and when to replace.
Lists normal operating readings for air/oil discharge, oil inlet temp, and pressures.
Describes the heavy-duty washable element dry type air filter and its maintenance importance.
States element replacement after six cleanings or if visual inspection shows damage.
Provides steps for assembling coupling halves and securing them with set screws.
Details steps for removing cap screws and washers to replace the coupling element.
Provides a list of service actions and their frequency based on operating conditions.
Includes checks for oil level, loads/unloads, pressure, temperature, and panel LEDs.
Action required is to change the oil filter element.
Action required is to change the compressor lubricant and flush system if needed.
Check relief valve and shutdowns for proper operation.
Lists possible causes like wrong connections, blown fuses, or tripped overload heaters.
Identifies high discharge temperature or switch malfunction as causes.
Causes include restricted air filter, sticking inlet valve, or leaks in the air system.
Possible causes: Stuck mixing valve, clogged cooler, or insufficient cooling airflow.
Outlines general warranty conditions and limitations, excluding certain product uses.
Details warranty periods for Airends, Major Package Components, Motors, and Other Components.
Disclaims other warranties; states provided remedy is sole exclusive remedy.
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