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4. PROTECTIVE DEVICE

If internal heat builds up during operation due to 
clogging of the airflow orifice, if the machine is 
used in a highly heated environment or if an ab-
normality occurs inside the machine, the thermal 
protector for preventing burnout may be activat-
ed to stop the motor operation. The buzzer will 
sound in this case. In such a case:

1. (Fig.G,K) Turn the power switch off and 

disconnect the power plug from the out-
let.

For buzzer sounding patterns, see 
page 16.

2. (Fig.C,L) Connect the power plug to the 

outlet and turn the power switch on to 
resume the operation.

If the motor has sufficiently cooled down, 
the resumed operation may active the pro-
tective device soon after. In other cases, 
the operation may not resumed when you 
turned the power switch on. In such a 
case, wait for about 30 minutes for the mo-
tor to cool down before restarting the ma-
chine.

3. If the protective device was activated 

when there were no apparent problems 
existing in the operating environment, 
stop using the compressor and send it to 
your dealer or authorized service facility 
for checkups or repairs.

5. ABNORMALITIES DURING 

OPERATION

If you detect any abnormalities, do not op-
erate the compressor.

If you encounter any of the following abnormal 
phenomena, turn off the power switch immedi-
ately, disconnect the power plug from the outlet 
and send the machine to your dealer or author-
ized service facility for checkups or repairs.

1. The following problems may occur even 

when there are no problems with the 
power supply or wiring: (See "PROTEC-
TIVE DEVICE" on page 15.)

Turning on the power switch does not start 
up the machine.

Motor vibration is generated

2. Abnormal sounds are generated during 

operation. (See "AUTOMATIC ADJUST-
MENT OF OPERATING POWER" (IN-
VERTER CONTROL) on page 17.)

3. The safety valve instead of the pressure 

sensor is activated, allowing the com-
pressed air to blow out.

4. Air leakage happens.
5. Pressure does not increase. (See 

page 17)

6. An electrical shock-like pain is felt when 

touched the metal part.

7. Other abnormalities than the above that 

is recognized during operation.

WARNING

WARNING

Summary of Contents for Power Life AKHL1250E

Page 1: ...HIGH PRESSURE COMPRESSOR OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS COMPRESSOR STUDY THIS MANUAL TO ENSURE SAFETY WARNING AND INSTRUCTIONS KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS WITH THE TOOL FOR FUTURE REFE...

Page 2: ...2 Fig A Fig B...

Page 3: ...3 Fig C Fig D Fig E Fig F Fig G Fig H Fig I Fig J Fig K Fig L AC 110V AC 110V...

Page 4: ...be disconnected from the power supply RISK OF HIGH TEMPERATURES CAUTION The compressor contains some parts which might reach high temperatures RISK OF ACCIDENTAL START UP CAUTION The compressor could...

Page 5: ...ETY INSTRUCTIONS PRECAUTIONS ON USING THE COM PRESSOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION Most accidents that result from compressor op eration and maintenance are caused by the fail ure to observe basic safety rul...

Page 6: ...Clear all work ar eas of unnecessary tools debris furniture etc 9 KEEP CHILDREN AWAY Do not let visitors contact compressor extension cord All visitors should be kept safely away from work area Keep...

Page 7: ...MPRESSOR WHICH IS DEFECTIVE OR OPERATING ABNOR MALLY If the compressor appears to be operating unusually making strange noises or other wise appears defective stop using it imme diately and arrange fo...

Page 8: ...nner gasoline etc Vol atile fumes from these substances could be drawn into the compressor and compressed together with the air and this could result in an explosion 34 NEVER USE THE TOOL IN AN EXPLO...

Page 9: ...not provide adequate protection NOTE The information contained in this Instruc tion Manual is designed to assist you in the safe operation and maintenance of the compressor Some illustrations in this...

Page 10: ...emperature is 5 C to 30 C 0 C to 40 C at maximum 5 DO NOT INSTALL THE MACHINE IN A DUSTY WOODEN CHIPS ETC PLACE 6 INSTALL THE MACHINE IN THE APPRO PRIATE DIRECTION Install it appropriately 7 NEVER INS...

Page 11: ...e 2 gauges It indicates the set pressure on the pressure reduction valves H and L 24 5 bar maximum on the H side and 8 3 bar maximum on the L side 6 High pressure air chuck for MAX tools It connects t...

Page 12: ...ous operation Press the Quiet mode switch to turn on this mode A buzzer sounds with a beep and the LED lights up when the operation switching takes place The switching is available independent of whet...

Page 13: ...valve ful ly clockwise until you cannot move it anymore and make sure that the above operation moves the pressure gauge pointer Fig F at both locations As the pressure in the air tank increases due t...

Page 14: ...is machine allow you to connect MAX and the general purpose nailer or pneumatic tool Pressure reduction valve H Allows connection and use of MAX PowerLite tools of operating pressure of 24 5 bars maxi...

Page 15: ...existing in the operating environment stop using the compressor and send it to your dealer or authorized service facility for checkups or repairs 5 ABNORMALITIES DURING OPERATION If you detect any ab...

Page 16: ...top automatically LED remains lighting up with intermittent long beep sounds Pi Pi Pi until power switch is turned off Buzzer sounds Symptom Actions taken A one time short beep sound Pi At powering on...

Page 17: ...using an extension cord and connect the compressor di rectly to the power source Then after waiting for 30 seconds or more turn the switch ON 8 IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN PERFORMANCE 1 Drain water from the...

Page 18: ...ial MAX Nom du fabricant Max Co Ltd Adresse du fabricant 1848 Kawai Tamamura machi Sawagun Gunma 370 1117 Japon Proc dure d valuation de la confomit contr le interne de la production avec valuation de...

Page 19: ...in this manual will be subject to change without advance notice due to our continuous efforts to improve the quality of our products 4010263 120810 00 00 PRINTED IN JAPAN Camerastraat 19 1322 BB Almer...

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