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Safety is the most important aspect during the fi lling operation ; handle the equipment
with care
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The user must always ensure the correct pressure unit (bar, psi or MPa) is read on the
pressure gauge(s) 200 bar = 3000 psi = 20 MPa
6.4.3. 220 V compressor operation
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Extract the compressor and place it on a fl at, horizontal surface. Place the compressor
on the mat provided so as to stabilise it and limit vibrations.
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Pour the oil supplied with the compressor into the oil tank located at the front. The oil
level should be above the red marker. Use a funnel if necessary.
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Tightly close the oil tank with the cap, wait 10 minutes (you can perform the following
steps in the meantime)
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Connect one of the 2 fl exible hoses of the water pump to the water inlet of the com-
pressor, then connect the other hose to the water outlet of the compressor ; the hoses
can be connected in either direction. Connect the end of one of the hoses to the water
pump (hole on top of the water pump provided for that purpose)
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Put water in a container (bucket, saucepan, etc.) and fully submerge the water pump.
The water level must be above the pump. To cool down the compressor faster, you can
add ice cubes in the water container.
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Also place the outlet of the second hose of the water pump in the water bottle so that
the water fl ows into it
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Connect the water pump plug to the 220 V compressor
Auto-stop
pressure
gauge
Thermometer
Water
inlet and
outlet
High pressure hose
Oil gauge
cap
Filter cartridge
Oil gauge
On/Off switch
Bleed screw
