COMPRESSOR OPERATION:
Get it right first time. Your simple steps to successful operation.
1. Unscrew the Water Tank Cap, on the top of Turbo Charger. Pour in contents of both bottles (Ice &
Antifreeze). Then, top up with water to an inch below the rim. Pure / filtered water is best, tap water is
OK, but
NEVER use distilled water
. Screw glass top cover back on.
2. The self drainage adjust device (right hand side of front panel) allows you to set the moisture
drainage frequency. This is dependent on humidity in the environment. The damper it is, the more
venting you'll need. Set the knob on the left for the length of venting in seconds. It is suggested that
you set it, initially, at 0.5. The knob on the right controls how often it vents in minutes. If filling an air
cylinder, set the left hand knob to 1 second and the right hand knob to vent every 15 minutes as a
good start point. In warm, dry conditions, you can set it to 20-30 min.. Frequent and long venting
slows down the fill speed.
3. The over-current protector switch should be set to RESET.
4. Plug the power cable in to the Turbo Charger. Turn on using on/off rocker switch. This activates the
water pump and fan. Check that water is flowing by looking through sight glass in the water cap.
5. At the top of the compressor, screw the fill hose in firmly.
6. Set the PSI you require on the main dial by pushing in the knob and turning. The short metal arm
pushes the needles into position. Set both needles so they are together.
Do not fill air tanks above
4500 PSI
, as the burst disc is set to 4800 PSI. If disc bursts, there are spares in the kit pack. (Small,
gold circular discs). Use the supplied tweezers, if necessary.
7. Attach the other end of the hose firmly to the tank/cylinder using 1/8 inch quick-connect adaptor.
8. Push green button to start tank-filling. It's normal to hear a rocking/ tapping sound.
9. The Turbo Charger stops automatically at the correct PSI. Then, close air tank & bleed out excess air
from compressor using the Bleed Valve. Air is expelled at rear of compressor. Be sure to release
excess air from hose before removing adaptor from tank/gun.
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