Snap-On EEWH311C, Operator'S Manual

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I. Check the automatic air lubricator oil level weekly. When
adding oil to the lubricator, disconnect the air supply fi rst,
remove the fi ll screw ‘
A ’, and add oil as needed. Make
sure seals are in place when replacing the cap.
Fig. 6.0-3
NOTICE!
USE ONLY OILS FOR AIR DEVICES, DO NOT USE
BRAKE FLUID OR OTHER NON-SUGGESTED
LUBRICANTS.
Suggested for the fi lter/lubricator unit:
Snap-on Air Tool Oil IM1PT
J. Grease every 4 months the shaft that connects the
column to the cabinet. Add grease through the greasing
nipple. Fig. 6.0-4
Fig. 6.0-4
7.0 STORAGE
In case the machine is not to be used for a long period of
time (6 months or more) it is necessary to disconnect all
power sources, discharge the bead seater tank (only BS
version), protect all parts that may be damaged, protect
the air hoses that may be damaged by the drying pro-
cess. When putting the machine back in operation, check
fi rst the condition of all previously protected parts, and
check for correct functioning of all devices before using
the machine again.
8.0 DISPOSING OF THE UNIT
To dispose of the equipment at the end of its life, contact the
reseller for a quote or for the regulations on disposal which
apply to the unit.
This symbol indicates that separate collection of waste elec-
trical and electronic equipment is mandatory for scrapping.
8.1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISPOSAL
For electrical and electronic equipment European
directive 2002/95/EC, 2002/96/CE and 2003/108/EC
(RAEE)
At the time of disposal, at the end of the lifetime of this equip-
ment, you must:
1. Render the machine inoperative, remove the plug and cut
off the power supply cable close to where it comes out of
the machine.
2. DO NOT dispose of the equipment as urban waste and re-
cycle it, by taking the materials to suitable recycling centres.
3. Contact the reseller for the closest authorised recycling
centres for the disposal or for the collection of old equipment
when purchasing new equipment.
4. Stick to the standards for correct waste management, to
prevent potential effects on the environment and human
health. Unauthorised disposal will result in administrative
sanctions for the offenders.