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OPERATION
Tires
1. Before inflating the tire, review
all warnings listed in the GENERAL
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS section of this
operating manual.
2. Remove valve stem cap.
3. Attach the universal adapter (see
Figure 2) from the inflator to the
valve stem with the lever in the up
position. Be sure to press universal
adapter down over valve stem
threads completely. When universal adapter is firmly in place, press
locking lever down to lock onto valve stem.
4. Plug power cord into 12-volt DC power outlet.
For use with 12-volt DC power outlets rated 10 amps
or higher. Do not use with older 8 amp cigarette
lighter receptacles or fuse will blow and inflator will not work.
5. Turn power switch on.
6. Stop inflation when the proper pressure has been reached.
Recommended tire inflation pressure for the vehicle can typically be
found in the vehicle’s owner’s manual or on the driver’s side door jamb.
7. Do not over inflate tires as tires may rupture/explode causing serious
injury and/or property damage.
8. Tire inflation should only be done in a safe area, well off roadway and
away from traffic. Use reflective warning triangles and/or safety flares
to alert other drivers of roadside emergency. Always follow the tire
inflation safety advice and procedures noted in the vehicle’s operating
manual.
High-Volume Inflatables
1. Push air mattress nozzle onto high volume air outlet located on side of
inflator.
2. Insert air mattress nozzle into air mattress and turn on inflator (you
will need to continue to hold the nozzle in the air mattress during the
inflation process).
3. When the object is firm, switch the inflator off. Do not over inflate
objects as objects may rupture/explode causing serious injury and/or
property damage.
High-Pressure Inflatables
1. Insert appropriate inflation accessory (sports needle or inflation nozzle)
into universal adaptor with the lever in the up position. Press the
universal adapter lever down to lock the lever securely on the sports
needle or inflation nozzle.
2. Insert the needle or nozzle into the inflatable object (bike tire, football,
raft, etc.) and turn on the inflator.
3. When the object is firm, switch the inflator off. Do not over inflate
objects as objects may rupture/explode causing serious injury and/or
property damage.
Figure 2
