Operating Instructions and Parts Manual 24412
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2016 OEMTOOLS
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DIGITAL TIRE INFLATOR
PURPOSE
The OEMTOOLS
®
Digital Tire Inflator is designed to accurately
measure tire pressure and provide a fast and easy means to
inflate tires. Keeping your tires properly inflated by checking tire
pressure at least once a month and following the guidelines in
your vehicle’s owner’s manual, will extend their life and reduce
fuel consumption.
WARNING
Never inflate tires over the vehicle or tire manufacturer’s
rating. Overinflated tires:
• Are damaged more easily by potholes
• Lead to irregular tread wear
• Increase internal noise levels
• Can mean a rougher ride
• Decreased deflection. Less tire surface is in contact with
the road, this can reduce control, especially in snowy or
rainy weather.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Display: LCD (Backlit, easy-to-read)
Units of Measure: (PSI, BAR, KPA, KGF)
Prolongs: Tire Life
Helps Prevent: TPMS Light Comebacks
Accuracy: +/-1.2 PSI up to 58 PSI
+/-2.3 between 58 PSI and
145 PSI inclusive
+/-3.6 PSI greater than 145 PSI
Measuring Range: 0-12 BAR (0-175 PSI)
Max. Inlet Pressure: 15 BAR (218 PSI)
Rubber Hose: 21” with clip-on Air Chuck
Battery Indicator: Low
Rubber Housing Cover: Oil Resistant Anti-shock
NPT Inlet: 1/4”
OPERATION:
1. Remove Tire Valve Cap.
2. Attach Chuck to Tire Valve: with Clip-on Air Chuck lever
depressed. Firmly press Chuck onto Tire Valve Stem and
release lever. Ensure no air is leaking around the Valve Stem
and Chuck.
3. Squeeze the Grip Lever to inflate and Squeeze halfway
to deflate.
4. Press the On/Unit/Light button to turn on the inflator.
NOTE: If not in use, the Inflator will turn off automatically after
90 seconds.
5. Backlight: When the Inflator is on, press the On/Unit/Light
button to turn on the backlight, the backlight will turn off
automatically after 5 seconds.
NOTE: Backlight is NOT activated by turning on the Inflator. It can
only be activated by pressing the On/Unit/Light button.
6. Unit of Measure Change: Press the On/Unit/Light button for 3
seconds to enter Unit Change Mode. Press the On/Unit/Light
button again to choose the desired unit of measure.
7. The Inflator’s batteries are (2) AAA, 2.4-3.0VDC. If the voltage
is below 2.4V, the low battery signal on the top left will be
flashing. DO NOT use or store with weak or dead batteries.
CAUTION
This equipment is intended only for professional use by personnel
trained in performing the service functions for which it is has been
designed.
DO NOT attempt to force the use of this equipment on an
application for which it is not designed to perform.
The procedures documented in this manual are to serve
as guidelines for the use of this equipment. The use of this
equipment is simple and straightforward if you follow the
instructions. However, always keep in mind that you are working
with a system that may be under pressure.
When operating this equipment, use common sense. Always stop
to think before discharging compressed air.
DO NOT Exceed the max. inlet Pressure of 218 PSI.
Wear ear and eye protection that meet ANSI and OSHA standards.
ALWAYS use the pressure gauge to check actual tire pressure.
DO NOT OVER-INFLATE!
DO NOT use this tool for anything other than its intended purpose.
DO NOT inflate damaged tires or tires on damaged rims.
WARNING
To avoid the risk of personal injury, especially to the eyes, face or
skin, DO NOT direct the air stream at any person.
MAINTENANCE:
Always store the Digital Tire Inflator in a well-protected area
where it will not be exposed to inclement weather, corrosive
vapors, abrasive dust, or any other harmful elements.
Keep the Digital Tire Inflator clean for better and safer
performance.
Check the hose and fittings for cracks. If damage is found,
discontinue use. If storing for an extended time, remove batteries.
REPLACING BATTERIES:
1. Push back the Rubber Cover on the right side of the display.
2. Open the Battery Cover lifting from the bottom, it is hinged on
the top.
3. Replace batteries paying attention to the direction they
are installed.
4. Replace Battery Cover and let the Rubber Cover return to its
normal position.
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