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General| Brand | GMC |
|---|---|
| Model | EAC30 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Covers essential warnings like initial oil filling and automatic start-up.
Explains labels related to oil level, tank draining, filter maintenance, and operating procedures.
Details warnings about high voltage, air discharge, and safety valve testing.
Explains common safety symbols like hearing, eye, and breathing protection.
Details symbols for double insulation and electromagnetic compatibility compliance.
Focuses on keeping the work area tidy, lit, and free from unauthorized persons.
Covers using correct tools, not forcing them, and keeping them in good condition.
Mandates the use of safety glasses, earmuffs, and appropriate clothing.
Emphasizes safe handling of power cords and avoiding extension cords.
Includes securing work pieces, avoiding overreaching, and staying alert.
Addresses voltage compatibility, unplugging for maintenance, and handling hot parts.
Covers flammable liquids, ventilation, solvent reactions, and pressure regulation.
Details safety for spraying, air discharge, and potential hazards from broken air lines.
Includes tank drainage, compressor placement, oil checks, and mandatory safety equipment.
Warns against misuse, directing air at people, and potential health risks if safety is compromised.
Lists the items included in the carton, such as oil, wheels, air filter, and rubber feet.
Identifies the main parts of the air compressor including the tank, motor, and handle.
Highlights the pressure gauges, regulating knob, and air outlets.
Points out the safety valve, drain cock, and air filter assembly.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the wheels and rubber feet to the compressor.
Crucial guide on filling the compressor with oil before its first operation.
Covers fitting the air filter and cleaning its insert.
Details essential checks like location, oil level, and air filter fit before operation.
Provides instructions on how to safely start and stop the air compressor.
Explains how the pressure switch automatically starts and stops the motor.
Guides users on how to adjust the regulated air output pressure using the knob.
Details the correct procedure for turning off the compressor and releasing tank pressure.
Lists critical warnings during operation, such as not removing parts under pressure or using extension cables.
Addresses issues like the motor not running, slow operation, or mechanical tightness.
Explains causes for abnormal noise, vibration, and excessive wear on moving parts.
Covers problems related to low pressure, decreased outlet capacity, and leaks.
Identifies reasons for excessive oil consumption, including worn components.
Outlines oil change intervals, daily drainage, and air filter maintenance.
Details the procedure and warnings for daily testing of the safety valve.
Advises on checking screws, cords, and general cleaning of the tool.
Specifies that only authorized service centers should handle power cord repairs.
Provides contact details for repairs, technical assistance, and general advice.
Explains the process for logging service requests and the requirements for warranty claims.
