Slime 40001 User Manual

The Power Sport Tire Inflator is perfect for maintaining proper
tire pressure on motorcycles, ATVs, trailers, bicycles and other
inflatables. The compact size and rigid case allow for easy storage,
making it easy and convenient to maintain proper tire pressure.
When tire pressure is properly maintained the tread life of the tire
is maximized, fuel economy is increased and vehicle handling is
improved.
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Slime 40001 Specifications

General

Brand	Slime
Model	40001
Category	Power Tool
Language	English

Summary

Power Sport Tire Inflator Operation

Power Connection Options

Details on selecting and attaching power connection adapters for motorcycle, ATV, or auto use.

Inflation Procedure

Steps for connecting the air hose to the tire valve and inflating to the recommended PSI.

Tire Inflator Set-Up Instructions

Power Outlet Requirements

Specifies 12-volt DC power outlets rated 15 amps or higher for operation.

Vehicle and Connection Safety

Ensures vehicle is in park with emergency brake set and proper air hose chuck engagement.

Tire Type Limitations

Inflator not designed for high-pressure tires like truck tires due to extended operation time.

Operational Limits and Cooling

Warning against continuous use over 10 minutes; allow 25 minutes cooling if unit overheats.

Monitoring and Pressure Check

Do not leave inflator unattended; always use a pressure gauge and avoid overinflation.

Troubleshooting Guide

Inflator Fails to Operate

Check fuses in plug adapter or power connection adapters for blown fuses.

Inflator Not Starting or Blowing Fuses

Ensure firm plug connection, clean terminals, and check vehicle power outlet fuse.

Inflator Runs But Does Not Inflate

Verify connector seating on valve stem and check for tire leaks or hose issues.

Inflator Runs Slowly

Address overheating from excessive use or low voltage by checking battery condition.