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7.4.6

 

User Setup Menu 

 
Details on adjustable parameters are summarized in Section 7.7.  
 
User setup menu can only be reached from the SYSTEM READY 
menu by holding both the BACK and NEXT buttons for five seconds. 
This menu allows the user to define parameters of system operation. 
User defined parameters include: 

 

System Pressure 

 

Unload Delay 

 

Standby Delay 

 

Top-up Pressure 

 

High Air Rate 

 

Restart Pressure 

 

Allow Cold Engine Restart 

 

Disable Auto Engine Restart 

 

Allow Low Battery Restart 

 

Battery Restart Lower Threshold 

 

Battery Restart Upper Threshold 

 

Battery Restart Delay 

 

Factory Reset  

Upon entering this menu the user will see information on how to 
navigate USER SETUP. Specifically the following: 

 

To scroll through the menu screens press BACK or NEXT. 

 

To enter or exit a menu screen press the ENTER or EXIT 
buttons respectively.  

The user will then see USER SETUP on the display module 

 

Press ENTER to see the parameter screens 

To return to SYSTEM READY menu press EXIT 

 
SYSTEM PRESSURE 

Allows setting of the maximum working pressure.  
 

UNLOAD DELAY 

Time delay to change states from RUNNING to UNLOAD. 

 
STANDBY DELAY  

This delay begins after the UNLOAD DELAY has expired. For 
example if UNLOAD DELAY is set to 5 minutes and STANDBY 
DELAY to 1 minute, it will take 6 minutes the RAPTAIR60 to go from 
RUNNING to STANDBY.  
 

Summary of Contents for RAPTAIR-MF D600007

Page 1: ...S y s t e m D 6 0 0 0 0 7 w w w v ma c a i r c o m R A P T A I R MFMU L T I F U N C T I O N A I RC O MP R E S S O R I N S T A L L A T I O NMA N U A L COM P ACT POW E RF UL...

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Page 3: ...Drive Compressor System 16 4 0 Electrical Connections 19 4 1 LED Beacon Module Connection 19 4 2 Display Panel Assembly Connections 19 4 3 Welder Option Control Panel 20 4 4 Remote Start Wiring 20 4...

Page 4: ...1 Compressor Servicing and Maintenance Schedule 43 8 2 Checking and Adding Compressor Oil 44 8 3 Replacing the Air Filter 45 8 4 Replacing Compressor Oil and Filter 47 8 5 Replacing the Coalescing Fil...

Page 5: ...l training knowledge and experience Follow all safety precautions for mechanical work If you have difficulty with the installation contact VMAC The VMAC warranty form is located at the back of this ma...

Page 6: ...r any subsequent warranty claim to be considered valid 1 3 Important Safety Notice The information contained in this manual is based on sound engineering principles research extensive field experience...

Page 7: ...35 55 80 110 170 280 Newton meter N m 12 24 47 74 108 149 230 379 STANDARD GRADE 8 NATIONAL FINE THREAD Size 3 8 7 16 1 2 5 8 Foot pounds ft lb 40 60 90 180 320 Newton meter N m 54 81 122 244 434 MET...

Page 8: ...the equipment Always use genuine VMAC replacement parts do not use any substitutes The procedures described in this service manual are effective methods of service and repair Some procedures may requ...

Page 9: ...perating the compressor Constant vigilance is necessary around high energy equipment Be attentive for unexplained changes in operation parameters and record any changes Never bypass or disable the tem...

Page 10: ...serious injury or death Never perform maintenance procedures on the system until the compressor has been shut down for at least 5 minutes to ensure the system is fully depressurized After 5 minutes op...

Page 11: ...grounded when operating the unit Ground using a Green 10AWG AC rated wire to a minimum 3 8th inch post The RAPTAIR MF Multifunction Diesel Drive has an external ground post near the fuel lines The gen...

Page 12: ...point to ensure that the generator frequency is maintained within the acceptable range PTO loads are not controlled or directly monitored Air pressure in the reservoir tank is maintained when compress...

Page 13: ...eaker Two of the legs go through a 20 A breaker and to 120V GFCI receptacles found on the panel of the generator One leg goes to a 240V 30A plug There is also a 3 phase plug that is capable of transmi...

Page 14: ...s is able to power up to a 20HP load through a serpentine belt and a 12V clutch Typically this is fitted with a hydraulic pump and is customizable to your individual needs Equipment connected to this...

Page 15: ...oved Protected from excessive exposure to the elements and possible incidental damage from other operations Away from heat sources such as engines exhaust systems or other components that generate hea...

Page 16: ...desirable operation 2 2 Ventilation Requirements During operation the RAPTAIR MF can develop considerable heat Proper ventilation is vital for proper operation and to avoid damage to components Ensure...

Page 17: ...erse effect on cooling Make sure that adequate ventilation is provided so the cooling system will function properly i e a pull out drawer Top mount Enclosed mount Figure 2 2 Mounting locations It is n...

Page 18: ...1 2 12 mm bolts Use bolts washers and locknuts or Loctite Connect a ground wire to the ground terminal found on the bottom of the generator side of the unit beside the air outlet Ensure this is conne...

Page 19: ...uidelines Ensure any hoses or wires attached to PTO equipment are routed away from sharp edges or hot surfaces 3 1 2 Optional Fuel tank installation The fuel tank will be installed on the generator si...

Page 20: ...is located below the diesel drive unit a fuel priming pump is recommended in the supply line When plumbing into a truck diesel supply avoid connecting the RAPTAIR MF fuel supply to the lowest point o...

Page 21: ...To fully utilize the features of the RAPTAIR MF the display panel with the key switch and display box should be mounted in a convenient location for the operator Mount the Display Panel inside the cab...

Page 22: ...ay from moisture 4 4 Remote Start Wiring The RAPTAIR MF has the ability to remotely start with a single wire interface to the Control Box A blunt cut yellow wire is located near the Control Box With t...

Page 23: ...reme cold weather Connections should be made to the external battery at the battery terminals The diesel drive will charge the vehicle batteries while running While the RAPTAIR MF is in the STANDBY st...

Page 24: ...TAIR MF for the first time Check the compressor oil level The compressor has been filled to the correct level prior to shipping Note that the oil is very clear and it is difficult to see the level Che...

Page 25: ...nd dirt from the air stream Adds atomized tool oil to lubricate tools Reduces pressure for longer tool life Hose Reel A700007 Secure compact retractable hose storage in a sturdy reel Air Receiver Tank...

Page 26: ...e Multiple adjustable system parameters for delays pressures and restart options Monitoring the compressor engine coolant and manifold temperature probe connection and temperature range Monitoring air...

Page 27: ...Engine Restart is enabled or Air pressure below Restart Pressure STANDBY delay reached UNLOAD delay reached Engine and Compressor at temperature greater than 5 C 41 F ON ENTER Button Pushed Remote ena...

Page 28: ...for 3 seconds before going into the next state to crank the engine The glow plugs are enabled during the buzzer cycle and during engine cranking Temperature Glow Plug Delay Less than 20 C 68 F 15 sec...

Page 29: ...Pressure the Delay to Unload timer will start counting down Once the timer reaches the delay time the system will switch to the UNLOAD state If air pressure drops below System Pressure minus Top up Pr...

Page 30: ...e air use rate is above a preset value HIGH AIR USE RATE the system will detect that an air tool is used and will switch states The system will also return to the RUNNING state if pressure is below th...

Page 31: ...it detects engine or compressor temperature is below 5 C 23 F As with many settings this can be disabled through the Control Box The Disable Auto Restart Delay setting will prevent the system from res...

Page 32: ...d then release or press the ON ENTER button Display box should go into Glow Plug mode for 1 to 15 seconds then Starting mode where the engine will crank Once engine speed is stable system will enter S...

Page 33: ...lay Box Messages No Errors Detected Press NEXT BACK for 5 seconds SYSTEM CHECK SYSTEM RUNNING DIAGNOSTICS USER SETUP SYSTEM READY Errors Cleared ERRORS SYSTEM SETTINGS SERVICING VIEW LOGGED ERRORS VIE...

Page 34: ...enter the ERRORS menu If no errors are present the system will go to SYSTEM READY menu 7 4 2 System Ready Menu If any messages are present the WARNING LED will flash on off and the messages displayed...

Page 35: ...g Sequence To stop the RAPTAIR MF unit as detailed in section 7 3 2 the user can press the ENTER button at any point during operation in addition the user may also turn the key switch from the RUN pos...

Page 36: ...er Threshold Battery Restart Upper Threshold Battery Restart Delay Factory Reset Upon entering this menu the user will see information on how to navigate USER SETUP Specifically the following To scrol...

Page 37: ...the system RESTART PRESSURE This parameter is used to restart the system when pressure has gone below the set value in STANDBY COLD ENGINE RESTART This will allow the engine to restart if temperature...

Page 38: ...3200 Fax 1 250 740 3201 36 FACTORY RESET All adjustable parameters will reset to factory settings Pressing ENTER on this screen will display CANCEL Pressing NEXT will show CONFIRM RESET Pressing BACK...

Page 39: ...illuminate when the RAPTAIR MF is in STANDBY mode and is able to restart when air use is detected The buzzer module will enable and alert the operator before the engine starts The system may automati...

Page 40: ...PRESSURE xxx x PSI If the previous error is present the air pressure is displayed 34 ENGINE RPM NOT DETECTED Engine RPM is not detected Wire may be cut tach sensor on bell housing may be loose or fue...

Page 41: ...ll show up 10 hours before the 200 hour service internal 54 COMPRESSOR SERV 200HR 6MTH The system is due for a service This warning will show after every 200 hours of running the compressor Clearing t...

Page 42: ...t point for pressure based restart condition 0 to 30PSI 0 5PSI increments 3 0PSI sec Pressure Restart PSI Air pressure set point for pressure based restart 80 to 150PSI 5PSI increments 120PSI Allow Co...

Page 43: ...s the ON ENTER button or turn the key to the START position The Display box will display GLOW PLUG mode on the screen and delay starting the engine from 1 to 15 seconds depending on the engine tempera...

Page 44: ...f service and inspection procedures together with cleaning A well planned maintenance program lowers maintenance costs reduces down time and can prevent possible accidents due to failed components Fig...

Page 45: ...to assure good performance and long service life The hours indicated are those displayed on the compressor hour meter Service should be performed at the lesser of the two intervals whichever occurs fi...

Page 46: ...ut 0 5 litres of oil Check the level the oil has reached on the oil level sight glass MAX ADD UP Sight Glass Window Drain Plug VR70 Figure 4 Checking Compressor Oil Level Use a funnel inserted into th...

Page 47: ...e replaced Never clean the filter element with compressed air as this will allow some contaminates into the compressor system Always replace the air filter element Remove the filter element from the f...

Page 48: ...Filter Retainer Remove the masking tape or cloth from the compressor air intake The new VMAC filter is oval make sure that the filter fits over the machined step on the intake housing Do not use compr...

Page 49: ...dripping onto the belt and or battery and drain oil into a container that can hold at least 4 liters of oil Dispose of the oil in accordance with the Environmental Protection Laws in your location Rem...

Page 50: ...Loctite blue and install it into the Tank base If Compressor Oil Filter Nipple is stuck in Oil Filter remove and Loctite into Tank Base before installing Filter Compressor Oil Filter Compressor Oil Fi...

Page 51: ...ighten the filter as this may damage the seal or filter Follow the oil level checking procedure in Section 8 2 1 8 5 Replacing the Coalescing Filter Follow all safety precautions COALESCING FILTER Do...

Page 52: ...rifice on the bottom of the scavenge tube on the lip of the coalescing filter This scavenge screen orifice is attached to the scavenge tube by a push to connect fitting if the fitting has come off of...

Page 53: ...er onto the threaded nipple until the gasket contacts the sealing surface of the manifold block Tighten the filter an additional 3 4 to 1 turn to seat the sealing gasket Never over tighten the filter...

Page 54: ...d compressor servicing is due Refer to Section 7 6 2 for the Display box servicing message list Engine service reminders do not need to be cleared in the Display Box Reminders will show 10 hours befor...

Page 55: ...he key switch to the RUN position do not start the unit Enter Diagnostics mode in the Display Box by holding the NEXT and BACK button for 5 seconds Use the NEXT button to scroll to the Servicing secti...

Page 56: ...anding how the system operates Isolating the potential causes by accurate testing using the correct recognized procedures Performing proper repairs using the correct procedures outlined in this manual...

Page 57: ...Check for kinked or pinched lines Plugged oil filter Replace oil filter Cooler not functioning or plugged Replace or clean oil cooler Engine cooling system failure high engine temperature Correct prob...

Page 58: ...6 10 0 Warranty 10 1 Maintenance and Repair Records System Installation System ID number Compressor Serial Number System Installed by Address Date Installed 50 Hour Inspection Date Performed by Addres...

Page 59: ...50 740 3200 Fax 1 250 740 3201 57 400 Hour or 12 month service Date Performed by Address Parts replaced or notes 600 Hour or 18 month service Date Performed by Address Parts replaced or notes 800 Hour...

Page 60: ...00 Fax 1 250 740 3201 58 10 2 Part Replacement or Adjustment Record Record 1 Date Performed by Part or Adjustment Reason Record 2 Date Performed by Part or Adjustment Reason Record 3 Date Performed by...

Page 61: ...622 Local 1 250 740 3200 Fax 1 250 740 3201 59 Record 5 Date Performed by Part or Adjustment Reason Record 6 Date Performed by Part or Adjustment Reason Record 7 Date Performed by Part or Adjustment R...

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