To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my U.S. General 99925 overheating?
If your U.S. General Air Compressor is overheating, there are a few potential causes. First, ensure the compressor has adequate ventilation by moving it to an area with better air circulation. Second, the cooling surfaces might be dirty, so clean the compressor. Finally, the compressor might be undersized for your application; in that case, check the air requirements of your tools.
What to do if my U.S. General Air Compressor has low air output?
If your U.S. General Air Compressor operates but has low air output, it could be due to several reasons. Check for leaks in the valve or regulator and repair them if necessary. If the valve or regulator is damaged, have it repaired by a qualified technician. Also, ensure that the air tank has had sufficient time to pressurize.
Why does my U.S. General 99925 have an incorrect pressure gauge reading?
If your U.S. General Air Compressor shows an incorrect pressure gauge reading, it is likely that the pressure gauge is worn or damaged. Have the pressure gauge replaced by a qualified technician.
General| Brand | U.S. General |
|---|---|
| Model | 99925 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Guidance for setting up and operating the air compressor for optimal use.
Save this manual and read all safety warnings before operating the product.
Ensures a safe working environment by maintaining cleanliness and order.
Guidelines for safe use of electrical components and preventing shock.
Emphasizes attentiveness and good judgment during operation.
Recommends wearing safety gear like eye protection and appropriate clothing.
Ensures the tool is off before connecting to power or moving it.
Advises against loose clothing or jewelry to avoid snagging.
Use the correct tool for the job and ensure it is in good working order.
Do not use faulty tools; ensure switches work correctly and disconnect before adjustments.
Maintain tools, check for damage, and use them according to instructions and conditions.
Ensure repairs and part replacements are done by qualified technicians.
Critical safety advice for compressor operation, health, and environment.
Instructions for correct grounding to prevent electric shock.
Details on using a three-prong plug and properly grounded outlet.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual for safety and identification.
Explains how the grounding prong connects to the tool's grounding system.
Technical details including electrical requirements, capacity, and performance.
Guidance on checking the product for damage or missing parts upon arrival.
Instructions for assembling the compressor, starting with the intake filter.
Steps for connecting air hoses and recommended inline components.
Procedure for turning on the compressor and setting the air output pressure.
Information on how the compressor cycles pressure and handles overheating.
Steps for safely shutting down, releasing pressure, and draining moisture.
Procedures for inspecting and cleaning the tool before and after use.
Emphasis on using certified technicians for repairs and part replacements.
Possible causes and solutions for compressor overheating.
Troubleshooting steps for low air output and incorrect pressure readings.
A comprehensive list of all parts included with the air compressor.
Visual representation of how the parts assemble together.
Information on the 1-year/90-day warranty for parts and workmanship.
Instructions on how to return products for warranty service or repair.
