Charging
Even though the battery may be partially charged when leaving the factory, we recommend that
you fully charge the unit before the first use. This product can be charged either at home, or on the
go. Both charging cords have been included.
Charging with the AC Adaptor:
To charge the unit at home using the AC Charging Adaptor, first plug one end of the adaptor into
the AC/DC charger socket. Plug the other end into any standard 240 volt mains outlet. The battery
will take approximately 10 hours to charge.
Charging with the DC Adaptor:
To use the DC adaptor, first plug one end of the adaptor into the AC/DC charger socket.
Plug the other end into your vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket or any other 12 volt power port. The
battery will take approximately 15 hours to charge.
Battery Level Indicator
This product comes with a built-in battery level indicator. It will tell you just how much charge is
left in the battery. To use this feature, simply press and hold the battery power check button. The
battery level indicators will illuminate to show you how much charge is left in the battery.
When all three indicators (red, amber and green) are illuminated, then the battery is at full capacity.
When only 2 indicators (red and amber) are illuminated, then the battery is at half capacity.
When only one indicator (red) is illuminated, then the charge in the battery is almost depleted.
Recharge the unit as soon as possible.
Operating the Compressor
Step 1: Pull out the air hose. Make sure the nozzle lever is in the up position.
Step 2: Place the nozzle over the valve stem of the tyre or other item you need to inflate.
Step 3: Lock the nozzle to the valve stem by pressing down on the lever.
Step 4: Switch the compressor/spotlight switch to the COMPRESSOR position to turn the
compressor on. Monitor the pressure gauge carefully.
Step 5: When the desired pressure has been reached press the compressor/spotlight switch to the
OFF position to turn the compressor off. Disconnect the air hose and replace it inside the unit.
Note:
Sometimes, when the tyre is completely deflated, the seal between the tyre and the rim can
be broken. This allows the air to leak when you are using the compressor. To fix this problem, you
have to jack up your car prior to inflating the tyre.
To inflate other articles, select the appropriate nozzle adaptor and insert it into the nozzle at the
end of the compressor hose making sure that the nozzle lever is in the up position. Press down on
the nozzle lever to lock the adaptor into place.
For sports balls, the needle should be moistened before inserting it into the ball valve.
CAUTION: Bursting items can cause injury so do not exceed recommended pressure levels.
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