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General| Type | Pancake |
|---|---|
| Max Pressure | 150 PSI |
| Tank Capacity | 6 gallons |
| Weight | 30 lbs |
| Power Source | Electric |
| CFM @ 40 PSI | 3.5 CFM |
| CFM @ 90 PSI | 2.6 CFM |
| Pump Type | Oil-Free |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Horsepower | 0.8 HP |
Provides general information and guidance for using the Porter-Cable Pancake Compressor.
Highlights critical advisories for users before operating the equipment.
Explains safety alert symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and defines key safety terms.
Provides essential safety precautions and warnings for operating power tools and equipment.
Details hazards associated with flammable vapors and sparks, warning about fire and explosion risks.
Warns about conditions that can weaken the air tank, leading to rupture or explosion.
Addresses hazards from compressed air streams and propelled particles, requiring safety gear.
Covers dangers of electric shock due to improper use, wiring, or grounding of the compressor.
Explains that compressor air is not safe for breathing and warns about airborne contaminants.
Alerts users to the danger of touching hot metal parts on the compressor after operation.
Warns about injuries from contact with moving components like pulleys and belts.
Addresses the hazard of the portable compressor falling from elevated positions.
Details risks associated with transporting the compressor, including oil leaks and fire hazards.
Covers general unsafe practices that can lead to serious injury or death during operation.
Provides technical details of the air compressor, including model number, horsepower, bore, stroke, and electrical requirements.
Defines key terms related to air compressors such as CFM, SCFM, PSIG, and pressure cut-in/cut-out.
Explains the recommended duty cycle for maintaining the air compressor's longevity.
Informs users about the availability of accessories for the air compressor unit.
Details the initial steps for unpacking and preparing the air compressor.
Provides guidance on locating and preparing the air compressor for operation.
Explains the importance of proper grounding and how to ensure it for electrical safety.
Offers guidelines and recommendations for using extension cords with the compressor.
Discusses electrical requirements, circuit protection, and compatibility for the compressor.
Introduces the user to the main components and controls of the air compressor.
Details the function of each control, gauge, and connector on the air compressor.
Explains the function of the air compressor pump, drain valve, and check valve.
Provides step-by-step instructions for operating the air compressor.
Outlines the necessary steps and duration for the initial run-in period of the air compressor.
Lists essential checks and preparations required before starting the compressor.
Details the procedure for safely starting and operating the air compressor.
Outlines the owner's duties for maintaining the air compressor.
Explains how to test the safety valve for proper operation to prevent over-pressurization.
Provides instructions on how to drain condensation from the air tank to prevent corrosion.
Covers maintenance tasks including replacing or cleaning components.
Details the procedure for removing, cleaning, or replacing the check valve.
Provides instructions for removing and replacing the air pressure regulator.
Outlines the steps necessary to prepare the air compressor for storage.
Details the warranty periods, what is covered, and common exclusions for the product.
