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8. TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Possible cause Solution
Engine does not start.
No or too low voltage.
Make sure that the plug is inserted into
the socket.
Check the fuse and replace it if
necessary.
Check the mains voltage.
Outdoor temperature too low. Ensure +5 °C ambient temperature.
Device is not switched on.
Press the on/o switch to position “I”, to
switch on the compressor.
Extension cable is too long or too thin.
Replace the extension cable (min. 1.5
mm², max. 5 m long).
Unusual noises Pneumatic connectors are loose.
Check all connecting parts and tighten
them carefully if necessary.
Strong vibrations Pneumatic connectors are loose.
Servicing and maintaining the
compressor.
Compressor switches on
frequently.
Compressor is overloaded.
Observe the manufacturer’s
instructions for your tool or equipment,
especially with regard to the amount of
compressed air required.
Too much condensation in the
pressure vessel
Empty the pressure vessel regularly.
Compressor runs without
interruption / compressor
does not reach cut-o
pressure.
LAir consumption for connected
pneumatic tools and devices is too
high.
Comply with the manufacturer’s
instructions for your pneumatic tool,
especially with regard to the amount of
compressed air required.
Quick couplings leaking.
Check quick coupling , replace if
necessary.
Pneumatic connectors leaking.
Check pneumatic hose and tools,
replace if necessary.
Air leak from pressure
switch valve with
compressor o
VCheck the valve that, due to wear or
dirt on the gasket, does not perform its
function correctly.
Unscrew check valve hex head, clean
valve seat and rubber gasket (replace
if worn). Reassemble and carefully
tighten (Fig 15 y 16).
ATTENTION: Do not make any modications to the machine that may damage its operation. Any
alterations or modications made will invalidate the product warranty.
If your device continues to give errors or presents any other type of problem, please contact our
technical service so that our team can advise you and solve the problem.
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