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FIG. 10
BURN HAZARD!
The Scroll Pump generates heat during operation.
Use caution when servicing to avoid burns.
If any air or oil leaks are discovered, call Eastwood Tech at: 1-800-343-9353.
INJURY HAZARD!
Before performing any service, turn Power Switch
to the “OFF” position (FIG 2). Shut off breaker or
disconnect power supply. Release pressure from Tank
(FIG 10) until Gauge indicates 0 PSI. and allow to cool
minimum 1 hour after last use before servicing to
avoid burns.
CAUTION!
Open Slowly!
Open
Close
STEP 4 – CHECK RUN PROCEDURE
Before re-installing the Cover and placing the
Eastwood QST 30/60 in service for use, the
following brief steps MUST be performed:
• Close all outlet valves.
• Connect Compressor to power supply.
• Move the Power Switch to the
“ON”
position
(FIG 2)
.
• Allow the Compressor to run until it builds full pressure and automatically shuts off (approx. 3 minutes)
• Move the Power Switch to the
“OFF”
position.
• Listen for any air leakage and observe the Scroll case, all lines and fittings for any evidence of oil leakage.
• If no leaks exist, replace the Cover and secure with the four Socket Head Cap Screws.
• The Eastwood QST 30/60 Compressor is now ready for use.
COMPRESSOR LOCATION
FIG. 11
Lock
Unlock
The Eastwood QST 30/60 Compressor is mounted on Casters and can vibrate or move slightly during operation.
Always lock Casters before running.
POSITIONING
The Eastwood QST 30/60 Compressor generates heat during
operation. Sufficient space must be provided around the
unit for cooling air circulation.
• Locate the Air-Intake Grill no less than 1 foot [.3m] away from any wall
or enclosure.
• Locate the sides and front of the Compressor no less than 1 foot [.3m]
away from any wall or enclosure.
• Maintain at least 2 feet [.6m] of free space above the Cover.
•
DO NOT
allow the Cover ventilation holes to be blocked or permanent
damage could occur.
CASTER LOCKING
To Lock:
• Note that both of the Swivel Casters are equipped with brakes. Push down on the Paddles to lock brakes
(Fig 11)
, lift up on the paddles to release brakes.
