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General| Power Source | Electric |
|---|---|
| Max Pressure | 125 PSI |
| Type | Portable |
| Voltage | 120V |
| CFM at 90 PSI | 2.6 CFM |
| Motor Power | 1.5 HP |
Discusses risks of spraying flammable liquids and sparks.
Warns about using the compressor in wet conditions or outdoors when raining.
Covers tank weakening from rust, modifications, and pressure limits.
Advises against operating with shrouds removed due to moving parts.
Warns about hot components like the pump and manifold.
Emphasizes reading paint labels and using respirators.
Recommends safety goggles and avoiding pointing nozzles at people.
Covers daily checks, ventilation, cord protection, and stable operation.
Powers the pump with thermal overload protection and auto reset.
Compresses air into the tank via piston action.
Controls motor start/stop based on tank pressure.
Releases excess pressure to prevent system failure.
Adjusts line pressure to the connected tool.
Indicates the air pressure stored inside the tank.
Shows the pressure delivered to the outlet.
Port for connecting the air hose.
Removes moisture from the tank after shutdown.
Reservoir for storing compressed air.
Connects the unit to a grounded 115-volt circuit.
Describes ideal applications and features like HP motor and tank design.
Guidelines for matching air tools to compressor capacity to avoid issues.
Specifies requirements for using extension cords (wire gauge, length, grounding).
Recommendations for filter-regulators, oiling tools, and connections.
Steps for initial pump break-in, including oiling and running time.
Instructions for unpacking, checking for damage, and verifying contents.
Guidelines for positioning the unit near an outlet and ensuring ventilation.
How to connect an air hose to the compressor outlet.
Importance of using a dedicated circuit for reliable starting and operation.
Steps for starting the compressor for daily use, including checks and startup sequence.
Steps for safely turning off and unplugging the compressor.
Tasks like draining the tank, checking oil, and testing the relief valve.
Cleaning the air filter to maintain performance.
Testing for leaks in connections and hoses.
Procedures for cleaning and protecting the unit when stored for extended periods.
Issues with motor not starting, humming, or running slowly.
Causes for repeated tripping of circuit breakers or blowing fuses.
Problems with the motor running constantly without stopping.
Causes for the regulator not setting or maintaining pressure correctly.
Addresses issues like restricted intake or leaks causing low pressure.
Solutions for excessive moisture in the discharged air.
Details what the 3-year warranty covers and requires.
Lists exclusions and conditions under which warranty is void.
Covers transferability and liability for other damages.
Informs consumers about their specific legal rights and provincial variations.
