- Place the compressor on a horizontal and non
sliding surface in order to avoid vibrations and
movements.
- Install the compressor in a cool and well ventila-
ted area and with a temperature between 5 and
40°C. Check that the voltage and frequency are
compatible with the compressor, check the plug
has a correct ground connection.
- Before connecting the compressor, check that
the mains voltage is adjusted to the electrical
characteristics of the compressor.
- Observe and apply current standards and
directives.
- In the CP2000 model, to preserve its durability,
use rationally the switch in position II.
- Never leave the compressor exposed to dust,
acids, vapors, flammable or explosive gases or
elements (rain, sun, fog, snow).
1. With the electric socket disconnected,
connect the air hose to compressor and
airbrush.
2. Check that the compressor is totally depressu-
rized. Press the airbrush outlet valve and verify
no air is coming out.
3. Connect the electric socket, check that the
pressure regulator is closed, and turn on the start
switch.
In the
CP 1000
, the compressor starts when there
is an air pressure less than 3 bars inside the
tank, and stops automatically when it reaches 4
bars. When the tank is full (approx. 100
seconds), turn the pressure regulator until the
pressure gauge indicates the desired working
pressure.
In the
CP 2000
model with the switch in position
1 the compressor starts when there is an air
pressure less than 3 bars inside the tank, and
stops automatically when it reaches 4 bars
(approx. 60 seconds). When the tank is full, turn
the pressure regulator until the pressure gauge
indicates the desired working pressure.
With the switch in position 2 the compressor is
running continuously generating a maximum
pressure of 6 bars (tank loaded about 180
seconds).
IMPORTANT:
Before start working, check for air leaks.
With the pressure gauge set at the desired
pressure, turn the switch off and check that
the pressure in the gauge is fixed. If the
pressure goes down quickly, it means there
is an air leak. Any small leak will affect the
correct working of the compressor and the
job quality.
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