KINGS Thumper Max - User Manual

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Thumper Max Dual Air Compressor

Thank you for purchasing the Adventure Kings Thumper Max Dual Air Compressor

Please read all safety and instruction guidelines thoroughly before use.

NEVER LEAVE THE THUMPER MAX DUAL AIR COMPRESSOR

UNATTENDED WHILE IN OPERATION. OVERINFLATION OF PRODUCTS

CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

WARNING:

• Do not disassemble the Thumper Max Dual Air Compressor. Do not attempt to repair or modify the

compressor in any way. If you do, you will void the warranty. Please refer to the warranty section in the

manual for any claims regarding a malfunction or any problem with the compressor.

• Do not use this compressor with wet hands, or anywhere that could potentially wet the compressor.

• Never allow children to operate the compressor. Close supervision is necessary when children are

around the compressor during operation.

• The compressor will become very HOT during and immediately after use. DO NOT touch any part of the

compressor with bare hands (other than the ON/OFF switch), during or immediately after use.

• Do not pump anything other than atmospheric air.

• Never point any air nozzle or air sprayer toward any part of another person or animal.

Operation:

• Remove the unit from the carry bag and place it on a dry at surface.

• Connect the air supply hose to the unit using the quick connect tting.

• On a 12V battery system connect the RED clamp to the positive post and the BLACK clamp to the

negative post.

• Check that the valve system is clean and free from dirt.

• Connect the air hose by screwing the brass inator on the tyre valve stem. Only nger tighten the

inator. Do not use any tool as you may damage the inator and/or the valve stem.

• Turn the Thumper Max Dual Air Compressor ‘ON’ and let the air ow into the tyre.

• Frequently turn the unit ‘OFF’ to check current pressure. Once desired pressure is reached, leave the

• unit off. Never exceed the manufacturer’s recommended pressure.

• Remove the inator from the valve stem. Remember to place the valve cover on the stem.

• Disconnect the clamps from the battery.

• Allow the Thumper Max Dual Air Compressor to cool before placing inside the carry bag.

• Store the Thumper Max Dual Air Compressor in a dry location.

THE AIR COMPRESSOR WILL NEED TO BE TURNED OFF FOR ACCURATE

PRESSURE READINGS TO BE OBTAINED; MEASUREMENTS TAKEN DURING

OPERATION WILL NOT BE ACCURATE

Use extra caution when inating small objects i.e. bicycle tyres, sports balls. Regularly turn off

the compressor to check the pressure gauge and be prepared to stop the unit quickly when the

manufacturer’s recommended pressure is reached. Never exceed manufacturer’s recommended

pressure.

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Summary

General Safety and Operation

Important Safety Instructions

Crucial warnings regarding compressor operation, heat, children, and air direction.

Operation Steps

Detailed steps for connecting, operating, and disconnecting the air compressor for tire inflation.

Pressure Reading Accuracy

Notes that pressure readings are accurate only when the compressor is turned off.

Product Information and Features

Product Disclaimer

Disclaimers on 12V system use, battery safety, moving hot units, and tire inflation limits.

Thermal Cut-Off Feature

Describes the automatic thermal cut-off switch that protects the unit from overheating.

Pressure Cut-Off Switch

Explains the electronic pressure cut-off switch that stops at 125psi and restarts at 90psi.

Technical Specifications

Lists key technical details like voltage, airflow, maximum pressure, amperage, and hose length.

Limited Warranty Information

Warranty Period and Coverage

Outlines the 12-month warranty period and what defects in design or manufacture are covered.

Warranty Exclusions

Details what is NOT covered by the warranty, such as improper use or damage.

How to Make a Warranty Claim

Provides contact information and instructions for making a warranty claim.