To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Slime Automobile Accessories inflator runs slowly?
If your Slime inflator is running slowly, the unit may have overheated due to excessive use. Turn it off and allow it to cool down for about 25 minutes. Also, check the condition of your vehicle's battery, as low voltage can cause the inflator to run slowly.
What to do if my Slime Automobile Accessories inflator fails to operate when plugged in?
If your Slime inflator doesn't operate when plugged in, the fuse in the plug adapter might be blown. Unscrew the tip of the plug adapter, take out the fuse, and check it. If needed, replace the fuse with an AGC 15A fuse.
What to do if Slime Automobile Accessories inflator runs but does not inflate?
If your Slime inflator runs but doesn't inflate, ensure the connector is as far onto the valve stem as possible before closing the locking lever. Also, inspect the tire for any leaks, and check the hose for breaks or leaks at the fittings.
What to do if my Slime Automobile Accessories inflator does not start and the fuse has been checked?
If your Slime inflator doesn't start even after checking the fuse, firmly push the power plug into the power accessory outlet and twist it back and forth. Also, check the power accessory outlet for any debris and remove it using a nonconductive probe, not your fingers or metal. Ensure that the vehicle power outlet fuse is at least 15 amps and that the vehicle may need to be turned on to power the auxiliary port.
Troubleshooting steps for when the inflator does not operate when plugged in, focusing on fuse issues.
Steps to troubleshoot an inflator that does not start after checking the fuse, including power outlet and connection.
Guidance for when the inflator runs but fails to inflate the tire, checking connections and leaks.
Diagnosing slow inflator operation due to overheating or low voltage, with cooling and battery checks.
Specifies conditions for tire repair, including tread area, size limits, and exclusion of sidewall damage.
Highlights that Slime sealant provides a temporary repair for passenger vehicles, advising professional inspection.
Provides guidance for tire repair professionals on cleaning Slime sealant from tires and TPMS sensors.
Troubleshooting steps for when the inflator does not operate when plugged in, focusing on fuse issues.
Steps to troubleshoot an inflator that does not start after checking the fuse, including power outlet and connection.
Guidance for when the inflator runs but fails to inflate the tire, checking connections and leaks.
Diagnosing slow inflator operation due to overheating or low voltage, with cooling and battery checks.
Specifies conditions for tire repair, including tread area, size limits, and exclusion of sidewall damage.
Highlights that Slime sealant provides a temporary repair for passenger vehicles, advising professional inspection.
Provides guidance for tire repair professionals on cleaning Slime sealant from tires and TPMS sensors.
General| Product Type | Tire Repair Kit |
|---|---|
| Brand | Slime |
| Model | SMART SPAIR |
| Sealant Capacity | 16 oz |
| Air Compressor | Yes |
| Power Source | 12V DC |
| Inflation Pressure | 35 PSI |
| Cord Length | 10 ft |
| Application | Emergency tire repair |
