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having opened the bleed valve under the receiver for this purpose (for 81­125). Store the 
compressor in a well ventilated and dry place.

14. Do not operate the compressor in a moist environment, and being in watery shoe; 

also do not touch the compressor with wet arm.

15. Do not disassemble the compressor and do not try to repair it with no outside 

help. Contact the certificated service centre for this purpose.

16. To prolong compressor service life, please, disconnect the compressor from sup­

ply in a case if compressed air is not used a long time.

17. The compressor will be switched out automatically if overloading or overheat oc­

cur. Switch out the compressor and switch on it only after it will cool down.

18. Choose  pressure  correctly,  according  to  works  executed.  If  pressure  is  chosen 

lower than standard, the unit will be switched out automatically. Similar operations can 
lead to breakages.

5. ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN PRIOR TO START-UP

1.  Be sure that the compressor switch is in “O” (off) position.

2.  Take out and completely unreel a wire for compressor connection. 

3.  Install the compressor in an even dry place to prevent its falling during an opera­

ting time.

6. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

1.  The standard air valve outlet is 1/8 “ threaded connection. If you wish to connect out­

let of any other type, the adapter is required. Then it is possible to connect pneumatic hoses 

of other types.

2.  The standard pneumatic hose has a rubber covering under a braid which enables the 

leakproof joint. If a non­original pneumatic hose is used, this can cause faulty sealing of the 

system. For leak prevention it is possible to use commercially accessible sealing fluoroplastic 

tape.

3.  Connect an aerograph to the compressor by means of a pneumatic hose, and power 

on that the compressor has started to pump air. The gauge will show the maximum pressure, 

and you can control working pressure by means of the reducer.

4.  Check of air leaks. Please, do not start to work with the pneumatic tool before pres­

sure has not reached its maximum value (an automatic stop will be actuated). Then check 

gauge hand position. If it is motionless, it means that pressure in system is stable. Otherwise, 

it is necessary to search for leak in places of joints. Airtightness is to be restored since even 

small leak can affect a compressor normal operation (it can lead to too frequent actuation of 

an automatic stop and an automatic starting).

5.  Difference  between  the  maximum  pressure  and  working  pressure.  The  maximum 

pressure of the compressor is the greatest value of pressure which can be created by the 

compressor. When a nozzle of the connected aerograph is open, value of air flow pressure 

in the nozzle is exactly equal to the created by the compressor originally. Working pressure 

is a constant pressure which the compressor can support in the course of operation with an 

aerograph. On the other hand, value of working pressure of the compressor depends on 

diameter of an aerograph nozzle that is connected to the compressor. The more diameter of 

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Page 17: ...compressed air supply to paint sprayers during execution of paint works 2 APPEARANCE Fig 1 Appearance 81 120 81 125 3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 1 Technical specifications are represented in table 1 Ta...

Page 18: ...Don t leave your compressor unattended during its work 7 Keep the compressor away from water technical liquids foreign objects fuel and oils Store the compressor in a place protected from damage effe...

Page 19: ...a rubber covering under a braid which enables the leakproof joint If a non original pneumatic hose is used this can cause faulty sealing of the system For leak prevention it is possible to use commer...

Page 20: ...at the compressor draws air only when the receiver is emptied instead of working continuously the receiver also serves as the primary moisture trap 7 Install the compressor at sufficient distance from...

Page 21: ...e a pneumatic hose with the new Bolts on a cylinder cover have become loose Tighten bolts The motor works well but air does not move or pres sure is absent Screws of valves and screws of diaphragms ha...

Page 22: ...OL is grateful that you have chosen our products and guarantees the high quality of operation of the item you have bought provided that you comply with the mainte nance regulations The warranty operat...

Page 23: ...esign and use of the assembly items parts complete articles which are not stipulated by regulatory documents if the parts have been out of order in view of untimely conduct of technical or pe riodical...

Page 24: ...vari ous types of articles The large warehouse of spare parts and spare materials competitive pricing for repair experiences skilful engineering staff allow repairing any complicated fault within the...

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