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TROUBLESHOOTING:
Inflator does not turn ON :
1. Check the power plug and push it firmly into the receptacle, twist back and forth.
2. Check receptacle and plug terminals for dirt, or debris. (Use a non-conductive probe, not
fingers or metal).
3. Check vehicle power outlet fuse. It should be 15 amps minimum.
4. Check the fuse. It may have blown: 12V fuse is located
in the plug adaptor: unscrew the tip, remove fuse, and
inspect. If necessary, replace fuse with 15A 250V 5mm
x 20mm.
5. Check to see if the pre-programmed INFLATE RIGHT digital
gauge is set to a lower PSI than your tire currently is
reading (i.e., the digital gauge is set to 15psi but your tire is at 20psi; in this scenario,
the inflator will not turn on) and set the PSI to the correct tire pressure. Refer to Inflate
Right™ Technology operating instructions.
6. Thermal break may have tripped. Allow inflator to cool for 25 minutes, then retry.
Inflator runs but does not inflate:
1. Be sure the air hose valve connector is fully secured on the tire valve.
2. Check tire for leaks, and check hose for breaks and leaks at fittings and check valve core
for damage.
Inflator runs slowly:
1. The inflator may have overheated from excessive use. Shut it off and allow it to cool for
25 minutes.
2. The voltage may be too low. Check the condition of your vehicle’s battery.
NOTE:
If tire is totally deflated, it is possible that the tire could separate from the rim
allowing air to leak out when trying to inflate. In the event this occurs, you will have to jack
up the tire prior to inflation.
Dispose of this product at an e-waste recycling collection point or facility.
Do not place in the trash or standard recycling receptacle.
12V fuse
