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when the air pressure reaches a
predetermined level. The safety
relief valve is preset by the
manufacturer. DO NOT attempt to
modify or remove the safety relief
valve.
7. AIR TANK DRAIN VALVE:
Moisture is produced whenever air
is compressed. It is critical to drain
water from the air tank on this
compressor frequently. If unit is
used only occasionally, tank
should be drained after each use
and prior to the next use. To drain
the tank, slowly open the tank
drain fitting by turning
counterclockwise Once all
moisture has drained out, close
the fitting securely. NOTE: Air tank
will not pressurize while drain
valve is open.
NOTE: A dirty air filter will reduce
air compressor performance and
can lead to product failure.
8. MANUAL THERMAL
OVERLOAD SWITCH: The
electric motor has a manual
thermal overload protector. If the
motor overheats for any reason,
the thermal overload protector will
shut off the motor. Turn pressure
switch to the OFF position and
wait for unit to cool before pushing
the reset button and restarting the
compressor. NOTICE: This air
compressor is designed for
household use only and is not
intended to operate heavy-duty air
tools. If your application’s
demands exceed the capacity of
this air compressor, a larger air
compressor that is matched to
your application is recommended.
If the unit shuts down again,
please call the customer service
center for additional assistance.
9. AIR INTAKE FILTER: This
compressor is equipped with an
externally accessible air intake filter
that is designed to clean air coming
into the pump. The filter
element is easily removed for
periodic cleaning. Use compressed
air to blow loose dirt and debris
from the paper filter element and
reinstall. Replace filter element
when necessary.
10. HANDLE: Convenient handle
for easy transport.
OPERATING THE AIR
COMPRESSOR
INITIAL SET-UP/BREAK-IN
PROCEDURE:
Caution: Do not attach air hose, air
tools, or other accessories to the air
outlet until break-in procedure has
been successfully completed.
1. Read and understand the entire
instruction manual, including all
safety warnings before setting up
air compressor.
2. Place air compressor on a flat,
level surface.
3. Turn the pressure regulator
knobs fully clockwise to open
airflow from air outlet port.
NOTE: Be careful not to over
tighten pressure regulator knob
when it bottoms out as this may
damage pressure regulator.
4. Turn the power switch to the OFF
position.
5. Plug the power cord directly into
a properly grounded power source
of the correct voltage (see
Grounding instructions).
6. Open the tank drain valve to
allow air to escape preventing air
pressure buildup in the air tank.
7. Turn the compressor ON by
moving the switch to the AUTO/ON
position and run the air
compressor for a period of 20
minutes to break-in the air pump.
8. With the compressor still
running, at the end of the 20-
minute break-in period, close the
tank drain valve. The air
compressor will build air pressure
to the maximum preset pressure
(“cut-out pressure) and
automatically shut-off.
9. Slowly turn the tank drain valve
to open airflow from drain and
bleed off air from the air tank. The
air compressor will automatically
restart once the pressure in the air
tank drops below the minimum
preset pressure (cut-in pressure).
10. Turn the compressor off by
moving the switch to the OFF
position.
11. Release the pressure from the
system. Drain moisture from the air
tank by slowly opening the air tank
drain valve by turning
counterclockwise. Tilt tank to
remove all moisture. Once all the
moisture has drained out, close the
fitting securely.
NOTE: Air tank will not pressurize
while drain valve is open.
12. Disconnect the power cord
from the power outlet.
NOTE: Make sure the power
switch is in the OFF position when
connecting or disconnecting power
cord from electrical outlet.
13. Your new air compressor is
now ready to use.
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