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MAINTENANCE

WARNING.

When servicing use only

identical replacement parts. Use of any
other parts may create a hazard or
cause product damage.

WARNING.

Always wear eye protection

with side shields marked to comply with
ANSI Z87.1. Failure to do so could result
in objects being thrown into your eyes
resulting in possible serious injury.

WARNING.

Before carrying out any

maintenance, always disconnect the
compressor from the mains supply, drain
the air receiver and, if necessary, allow
the machine to cool down before starting
work.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

The compressor must be drained completely by
opening the drain valve. Drain the air receiver tank
after approx. 2 hours of use.

The air filter can be removed for either cleaning or
replacing. Clean the air filter element after every
100 hours of use or if low pressure is experienced.

Replace the air filter after 200 hours of use. Note:
Under no circumstances should the compressor be
operated with the air filter removed.

Cleaning and maintaining the compressor regularly
will give a long and trouble free life.

Before long term storage it is advisable to give the
compressor a thorough clean. This should include
the removal of all fitted accessories. Do not use
any solvents as these can damage plastic parts.

Only use a clean cloth dampened with warm soapy
water. Any metal parts should be given a wipe with
a light machine oil to prevent rusting.

WARNING.

Do not at any time let brake

fluids, gasoline, petroleum-based
products, penetrating oils, etc., come in
contact with plastic parts. Chemicals can
damage, weaken or destroy plastIc
which may result in serious personal
injury.

STORAGE

When you have finished using the air
compressor:

Set the switch to “OFF’ and unplug the cord.

Be sure to drain the moisture from the air tank.

Protect the electrical cord and air hose from
damage.

Store the air compressor in a clean and dry
location away from children.

SERVICE

Now that you have purchased your tool, should a need ever exist of repair or service, simply contact your
nearest Ryobi Authorised Service Centre or other qualified service organistion. Be sure to provide all
pertinent facts when you call or visit.

Summary of Contents for RC-3050T

Page 1: ...enjoy years of safe reliable service SPECIFICATIONS Voltage 230V 50Hz R Intermittent duty S3 50 ated power 2 2kW 3 0HP Receiver capacity 50l Type Oil lubricated Free air delivery FAD 356l min Oil typ...

Page 2: ...The warnings and safety instructions must be followed to ensure reasonable safety and efficiency in using this product NOTE The operator is responsible for following the warnings and safety instructio...

Page 3: ...fe Never weld or drill holes in the air tanks Only use recommended parts To avoid the risk of bursting only hoses with a rated pressure of 8 bar or more should be used Never attempt to repair faulty h...

Page 4: ...with ANSI Z87 1 c Additional safety protection will be required in some environments For example the working area may include exposure to a noise level which can lead to hearing damage The employer an...

Page 5: ...t is powered by a precision built electric motor It should be connected to a power supply that is 230 V AC only normal household current 50 Hz Do not operate this product on direct current DC A substa...

Page 6: ...let pressure regulator lock ring 5 Air outlet quick release connector regulated 6 Air outlet pressure gauge 7 Air receiver pressure gauge 8 Rubber foot x 2 9 Wheel x 2 10 Air receiver tank 11 Air pump...

Page 7: ...7 14 Safety valve 15 Air intake filter 16 Oil fill sight glass 17 Drain valve DESCRIPTION 16 15 17 14...

Page 8: ...lt flat washer x 2 spring washer nut x 2 Air intake filter x 2 Oil fill cap Operator s Manual WARNING If any parts are damaged or missing do not operate this product until the parts are replaced Use o...

Page 9: ...scosity motor oils leave carbon deposits on pump components thus reducing performance and compressor life WARNING Drain the tank to release all tank air pressure before removing the oil fill cap Be su...

Page 10: ...g used play an important role in the operation of this product Wiring intended for lights cannot properly carry an air compressor motor and wire that is heavy enough for a short distance may be insuff...

Page 11: ...hat the drain valve is closed Fig 8 Connect the compressor to a suitable 16A mains supply Switch on the compressor by pulling up the On Off switch Fig 9 The compressor will now start When the air rece...

Page 12: ...t the same time observing the air outlet pressure gauge until the pressure gauge reads the minimum pressure for the accessory Fine adjustments to the air pressure can be made until the accessory is wo...

Page 13: ...ully undo the drain valve nut anti clockwise until you hear a hissing noise this is the reservoir depressurising Fig 15 When the gauge indicates zero and the hissing has stopped tighten the drain valv...

Page 14: ...ing and maintaining the compressor regularly will give a long and trouble free life Before long term storage it is advisable to give the compressor a thorough clean This should include the removal of...

Page 15: ...ailure Pressure switch fault Filter clogged Head gasket or valve fault Low oil level Bearing or piston damage Check unit is plugged in Check fuse breaker Replace blown fuse Reset determine cause of pr...

Page 16: ...hen the drain plug is removed Risk of Bursting Risk of Electric Shock Hazardous Voltage Disconnect from power source before servicing Do not use in damp conditions Hot Surface To reduce the risk of in...

Page 17: ...rious injury WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided m...

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