kincrome K13012, Руководство пользователя

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RANGER 12V AIR COMPRESSOR
Pumping up Tyres (Schrader Valves)
1. Identify the required pressure for the tyre to be inflated, this is usually displayed on the tyre wall.
2. Remove the desired tyres valve cap from your tyre (Fig 11 and Fig 12).
3. Follow the previous instructions for“Turning ON/OFF the 12V Air Compressor”, turn ON the 12V Air Compressor.
4. While firmly holding the Easy Grip Valve Locator (7), screw the Brass Coupler (6) directly onto the vehicles tyres valve (Fig 13).
5. Once connected simply turn ON the compressor via the ON/OFF Switch (3). The tyre will begin inflating.
6. When the Pressure Gauge (8) reaches your tyre’s pressure rating (Fig 14), turn the 12V Air Compressor OFF via the
ON/OFF Switch (3) and remove the Brass Air Valve (6) from the tyres valve.
7. Reinstall valve cap removed in step 2 (Fig 12).
Pumping up Sporting Equipment
WARNING: Beware not to over inflate sporting equipment, refer to the pressure rating of the equipment usually found by
the valve
Note: It is recommended that a form of lubricant (silicon oil or vasonline) is applied to the needle before inserting to football or
soccerball bladders
1.
Ensure that the 12V Air Compressor has been disconnected from the power source before installing/unistalling adaptors.
2. Follow the instructions for “Connecting/Disconnecting Adaptors (14, 15, 16 or 17) to the Air Supply Hose (9)” located on page 5
to install the Needle Adaptor (16).
3. With the Needle Edaptor (16) installed into your Brass Coupler (6) (Fig 15), align and insert the Needle Adaptor (16) into the
sporting equipment you wish to inflate (Fig 16).
4. Follow the instructions for “Turning ON/OFF the 12V Air Compressor”, turn ON the 12V Air Compressor.
5. Remove the Needle Adaptor (16) once the item is fully inflated. Continue to inflate other desired equipment (Fig 17).
6. Once all equipment has been inflated (Fig 18), turn the 12V Air Compressor OFF via the ON/OFF Switch (3) & disconnect the
Battery Terminal Clamps (1 & 2) from the vehicles battery.
(Fig 11) (Fig 12) (Fig 13)
(Fig 14)
(Fig 15) (Fig 16) (Fig 17)
(Fig 18)