04
SAFETY
INFORMATION
Air Compressor and Pneumatic Tool Safety
If the compressor is connected to a circuit protected by fuses,
use time delay fuses.
Ensure any hoses are free of obstructions or snags. Entangled or
snagged hoses can become damaged or cause loss of balance or footing.
Never leave an air tool with air hose attached.
Do not operate compressor if it does not contain a legible warning label.
Do not use compressor, tool, or a hose that is leaking air or not
functioning as intended.
Do not attempt to pull or carry compressor by hose or cord.
Your tool may require more air than compressor is capable of
providing. Always read manufacturer’s specifications.
If spraying, keep compressors as far away from spraying area as possible
– at least 15 feet away from spraying area and all explosive vapors.
Protect your lungs — Wear a dust mask when needed.
Do not use compressor to spray chemicals. Toxic fumes may cause
lung damage. A respirator may be necessary in dusty environments or
when spraying paint.
This compressor is equipped with a thermal overload protector which
will shut off motor if it overheats. Disconnect power to compressor if
this happens. The compressor will restart once motor has cooled.
Never direct a jet of compressed air towards body, other people
or animals. Risk of injury.
Do not attempt to modify the compressor or create accessories. Any
modification is misuse and could result in serious personal injury.
Ensure the compresser is used in a clean environment. Dust and
contaminants may cause damage to the unit.
Risk of bursting. Do not use at a pressure greater than the maximum
rated pressure of compressor and an attachments.
Risk of electical shock. Keep compressor dry and store indoors.
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