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TLC LITE COMPRESSOR KIT

USER MANUAL

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

Your TLC LITE is powered via the Aux-port of your vehicle. To avoid draining your battery and assure 

the compressor is getting the proper amperage, make sure your vehicle’s engine is running during 

operation, especially if using for a prolonged period of time.

USING THE COMPRESSOR:

The TLC LITE requires a power port rated for 15-Amps. Most automotive cigarette lighter/power 

ports can handle 15-Amps, however, some vehicles’ power ports may have lower amp ratings. 

Before purchasing and using this unit, inspect the amp draw limitations of your vehicle’s power port. 

Never install fuses featuring amps beyond the original rating of the circuit. Consult your vehicle’s 

manual for further details. 

a. Connect the Coil Hose to the Quick Connect Stud on your TLC LITE.

b. Connect the TLC Inflator to the other end of the Coil Hose.

c. Connect the TLC LITE to an Aux-port in your vehicle.

d. Turn on your TLC LITE by flipping the switch to the ON (I) position.

e. The compressor will run briefly and automatically shut off when the Coil Hose has been filled to 

max pressure. The cooling fan in the unit may run continuously, this is normal.

f. You’re now ready to perform your pneumatic tasks!

Important Note:

 This compressor is moisture & dust resistant, but NOT DIRT OR WATERPROOF. Do 

not store the compressor in locations where the unit is likely to come in contact with the elements.

USING THE TLC TIRE INFLATOR

1.  Connecting the TLC inflator:

 

Select an inflation attachment and connect it to the TLC Inflator Quick-Connect Coupler. Then, 

connect the Inflator to an air hose by inserting the Quick-Connect Stud into the air hose coupler. 

2.  Inflating/Deflating Tires:

 

To inflate, squeeze the Inflation Trigger by pressing it towards the handle of the inflator, this will 

allow air to flow into the tire. To deflate, press the Bleeder Valve located on the side of the body, 

this will release air from the tire.

3.  Checking Tire Pressure: 

To check tire pressure after inflation/deflation, simply release the Inflation Trigger or the Bleeder 

Valve. This will allow the needle in the gauge to settle and show the accurate pressure reading. 

You can also check tire pressure by simply connecting the TLC Inflator to a tire valve stem.

4. Storage:  

Always store the TLC Inflator in the carry bag provided to protect it from impact or damage.      

WARNING:

•  Never operate at any pressure exceeding the max reading on the gauge. 

•  Use caution when attaching or removing air chuck from valve stems.  

•  Always ensure that tire valve stems are tight before inflating.

•  Never inflate any tire or other inflatable past its rated pressure to avoid explosion, possible injury or death.

 

WARNING:

 Not intended for use with regular portable compressors (units meant to be operated 

with an open-ended air chuck). The TLC Inflator is equipped with a close-ended quick coupler 

(will hold pressure back). 

Bleeder Valve

Quick Connect Stud

Inflation Trigger

Quick Connect

Coupler

Gauge

*Tolerance: ± 3%

Summary of Contents for 00071

Page 1: ...ntial that you and any other operator of this product read and understand the contents of this manual before installing and using this product SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE USER MANUAL 00071 TLC LITE COMPRESSOR KIT ...

Page 2: ...is product where oxygen is being administered Do not pump anything other than atmospheric air Never use this product while sleepy or drowsy Do not use any tools or attachments without first determining maximum air pressure for that tool or attachment Never point any air nozzle or air sprayer toward another person or any part of the body This air compressor is equipped with an Automatic Reset Therm...

Page 3: ... come in contact with the elements USING THE TLC TIRE INFLATOR 1 Connecting the TLC inflator Select an inflation attachment and connect it to the TLC Inflator Quick Connect Coupler Then connect the Inflator to an air hose by inserting the Quick Connect Stud into the air hose coupler 2 Inflating Deflating Tires To inflate squeeze the Inflation Trigger by pressing it towards the handle of the inflat...

Page 4: ...er element at least once a month c Regularly clean dust and dirt from compressor cooling fins and or motor housing d Your air compressor is equipped with a permanently lubricated maintenance free motor Never try to lubricate the compressor e All repairs should be performed by Manufacturer or Manufacturer s Authorized Service Agencies only f For complete information regarding VIAIR Warranty please ...

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Page 6: ...Min Off 100 1 Hour Run Time NOTE All compressors regardless of rated duty cycle require sufficient rest time in between cycles to allow for partial or complete heat dissipation Heat dissipation rates may vary depending on ambient temperatures and operating conditions ABOUT RATED WORKING PRESSURE To ensure trouble free service life of your compressor always operate compressor within rated working p...

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