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General| Model | SS4L5 |
|---|---|
| Horsepower | 5 hp |
| Max Pressure | 175 psi |
| Number of Cylinders | 2 |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Pump Type | Cast Iron |
| Phase | 1 |
Provides safe and reliable instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance of the air compressor.
Details the compressor's suitability for various tools and lists required accessories for specific applications.
Explains measurement units and standards, such as U.S. customary and metric conversions, used in the manual.
Highlights severe risks like carbon monoxide exposure and the unsuitability for breathing air applications.
Covers warnings for hot surfaces, moving parts, fire, explosion, high pressure, and electrical shock.
Specific warnings about high-pressure air, safety valve modifications, bursting risks, and electrical shock.
Guidance on selecting a clean, dry, and well-lighted indoor area with adequate space and accessibility.
Details ideal operating temperatures and precautions for cold or freezing conditions.
Considerations for humid environments and potential issues like sludge formation in the pump.
Advice on managing noise levels and potential solutions like vibration isolators or silencers.
Step-by-step guide for securely mounting the compressor to a solid, flat, and level surface.
Instructions for installing the air inlet filter, emphasizing not operating without it.
Guidelines for installing discharge and condensate piping, including material compatibility.
Requirements for condensate piping, disposal regulations, and proper routing.
Ensuring compatibility of motor rating, power supply, phase, and hertz for safe operation.
Guidance on selecting proper wire size and safety precautions for electrical installation.
Information on fuse ratings, circuit breakers, and a diagram of the wiring schematic.
Crucial instruction to add oil before operation and warnings about lubricant types.
Recommendation for using Ingersoll Rand synthetic compressor lubricant from start-up.
Details on using petroleum-based lubricants and their properties for compressor operation.
Step-by-step guide for filling the compressor crankcase with the correct amount of oil.
Information on continuous duty operation and the impact of lubricant type on usage limits.
Steps for the first-time startup, including pressure switch and service valve setup.
How to start the compressor for subsequent uses after initial setup.
Steps to follow when finishing operation, including bleeding air and draining condensate.
Daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance tasks for optimal performance and longevity.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and installing a new air filter element.
Steps for draining and refilling the compressor oil, including cleaning the exterior.
Procedures for checking and adjusting belt tension and pulley alignment for optimal performance.
Addresses issues related to abnormal wear of pistons, rings, and cylinders, and their causes.
Diagnoses and resolves problems causing a drop in air delivery, such as leaks or filter issues.
Covers problems with the unit failing to reach or maintain operating speed due to various factors.
Addresses causes and solutions for excessive heat and noise during operation.
Troubleshoots issues with excessive starting and stopping cycles or failure to start.
Identifies and resolves air leaks, check valve failures, and excessive condensate problems.
Addresses causes of excessive oil usage, such as lubricant type or worn components.
Diagnoses and resolves causes of knocking or rattling noises, including belt and bearing issues.
Troubleshoots flickering lights, motor overloads, and starting failures related to electrical systems.
Covers issues related to moisture in the crankcase and the appearance of the lubricant.
Addresses oil pumping issues in the discharge air, caused by lubricant or component wear.
Diagnoses and resolves oil leaks from the shaft seal or crankshaft.
Troubleshoots issues with the safety/relief valve popping or malfunctioning.
Details the warranty periods for equipment and replacement parts.
Specifies conditions and factors excluded from the warranty coverage.
Outlines the extent of the company's liability and disclaims other warranties.
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