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Porter-Cable CPFAC2600P User Manual

Porter-Cable CPFAC2600P
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Pancake
Compressor
Instruction
manual
Part No. A09777-051-0
®
ESPAÑOL: PÁGINA 21
FRANÇAIS : PAGE 41
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Copyright © 2005 Porter-Cable Corporation
PROFESSIONAL POWER TOOLS
MODEL
CPFAC2600P
CFBN220
The Model and Serial No. plate is located on the main
housing of the tool. Record these numbers in the
spaces below and retain for future reference.
Model No. ______________________________________
Type ___________________________________________
Serial No. ______________________________________
IMPORTANT
Please make certain that the person who
is to use this equipment carefully reads
and understands these instructions before
starting operations.
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Porter-Cable CPFAC2600P Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelCPFAC2600P
TypePortable
Max Pressure150 PSI
Tank Capacity6 Gallons
Power SourceElectric
CFM @ 90 PSI2.6 CFM
Pump TypeOil-Free
Voltage120 V

Summary

Product Overview

Model and Serial Number Identification

Identifies the location of the model and serial number plate on the compressor for record-keeping.

Safety Guidelines and Definitions

Understanding Safety Symbols

Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols used in the manual.

Important Safety Instructions

Hazard: Risk of Explosion or Fire

Details the risks associated with fire and explosion, and how to prevent them.

Hazard Warnings

Risk of Bursting: Air Tank

Outlines conditions that can weaken the air tank and lead to rupture or explosion.

Risk from Flying Objects

Describes hazards from compressed air streams and how to prevent injury.

Additional Hazard Warnings

Risk of Electrical Shock

Covers electrical hazards, proper grounding, and repair safety.

Risk to Breathing

Warns against breathing compressed air and advises on safe usage for sprayed materials.

Safety Hazards Overview

Risk of Burns

Advises on avoiding contact with hot compressor parts during or after operation.

Risk from Moving Parts

Warns about injury from moving components and the importance of guards.

Risk of Falling

Details risks associated with compressor instability and falling.

Operational Safety and Precautions

Risk of Injury When Transporting

Addresses hazards related to oil leaks and damage during compressor transport.

Risk of Unsafe Operation

Provides general safety advice for operating the compressor safely.

Specifications, Glossary, and Accessories

Product Specifications

Lists technical details such as bore, stroke, voltage, and pressure ratings.

Glossary of Terms

Defines key terms like SCFM, PSIG, Cut-In Pressure, and Cut-Out Pressure.

Duty Cycle Recommendation

Advises on optimal running times to prolong compressor life.

Assembly and Installation

Unpacking the Unit

Instructions for removing the compressor from its packaging.

How to Set Up Your Unit

Guidance on locating and positioning the compressor for optimal operation.

Grounding Instructions

Critical steps for ensuring proper electrical grounding to prevent shock.

Electrical Requirements and Usage

Extension Cord Guidelines

Recommendations and requirements for using extension cords with the compressor.

Voltage and Circuit Protection

Details on circuit requirements, fuse types, and protection for the compressor.

Operating Your Air Compressor

Know Your Air Compressor

Familiarization with the compressor's main components and controls.

Description of Controls

Detailed explanation of the function of the On/Off switch, gauges, regulator, and valves.

Using Your Air Compressor

Drain Valve and Check Valve

Explains the function and location of the drain and check valves.

How to Stop the Compressor

Simple steps to turn off the compressor after use.

Break-in Procedure

Essential steps to prepare the compressor for its first use to ensure longevity.

Before Each Start-Up

Pre-operation checks and settings required before starting the compressor.

Maintenance

Customer Responsibilities

Outlines regular maintenance tasks the user must perform.

Checking the Safety Valve

Procedure for testing the safety valve to ensure proper operation.

Service and Adjustments

How to Drain the Tank

Step-by-step guide for draining condensation from the air tank.

Replacing or Cleaning the Check Valve

Instructions for removing, cleaning, or replacing the check valve.

Service and Adjustments (Continued)

Replacing the Regulator

Detailed steps for removing and installing a new regulator assembly.

Storage Instructions

Preparation for Storage

Procedures to follow before storing the air compressor to prevent damage.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Pressure Issues and Leaks

Addresses problems like excessive pressure pop-off, fitting leaks, and tank leaks.

Noise and Leaks

Covers knocking noise and air leaks from the safety valve or seals.

Troubleshooting Performance Issues

Air Supply Issues

Diagnoses problems with pressure drop, insufficient air output, or hose issues.

Regulator Leaks

Troubleshooting continuous air leaks from the regulator knob.

Troubleshooting Motor Issues

Motor Will Not Run

Identifies causes and corrections for the motor failing to start or run.

Limited Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage and Periods

Details the warranty duration for different compressor components and accessories.

Purchaser Responsibilities

Outlines what the original purchaser must do to process a warranty claim.

Warranty Exclusions

Lists conditions and circumstances not covered by the limited warranty.

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