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General| Brand | WERTHER INTERNATIONAL |
|---|---|
| Model | PC120-4C |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
This manual is an integral part of the compressor and must accompany it. Users must know instructions before use.
Lists the items included in the packing: the compressor and the instruction manual.
Compressors must be kept in a dry, covered, and sheltered place between -10°C and +40°C.
Provides gross weights and packing dimensions for the compressor model.
Packing material must be disposed of according to local regulations for recycling or reuse.
Compressors require careful handling and positioning using appropriate equipment like fork-lift trucks.
Covers general safety precautions, including proper use, environmental protection, and avoiding tampering with safety valves.
Install the compressor on a flat, well-ventilated surface, ensuring correct power supply voltage and socket type.
Details how to start the compressor, its automatic working process, and pressure adjustment using the reducer-filter.
Provides tank filling times for different voltage/frequency configurations at 0 to 7 bar.
Outlines steps to check compressor filling time, including emptying the tank and verifying connections for leaks.
Lists potential causes for the compressor failing to start, such as power issues, electrical faults, or pressure switch problems.
Addresses issues where the compressor fails to build sufficient pressure, possibly due to air leaks or clogged valves.
Identifies causes for slow pressure build-up, such as a clogged air filter or leaks.
Suggests defects like valve or gasket breaks as reasons for the compressor not loading.
Explains that the motor has thermal protection, causing stops when overheating, with automatic restart after cooling.
Highlights air leaks from connections as a potential cause for various operational problems.
Addresses leaks from the valve under the pressure switch, indicating possible valve damage or seal issues.
Points to air leaks as the cause for the compressor starting unnecessarily when no air is drawn.
Suggests condensate build-up or air leaks as reasons for frequent start/stop cycles.
Attributes failure to switch on/off at set pressures to a defective pressure switch.
Explains that high temperature can be due to air leaks, clogged filters, high ambient temperature, or incorrect model selection.
Safety regulations must be observed during demolition; metal parts are recyclable, others require disposal according to laws.
Defective parts must be replaced by authorized personnel, adhering to safety regulations.
Covers a 12-month guarantee for free replacement of defective parts, excluding electric/worn parts and labour costs.
