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1.
Reduce the air pressure in the compressor tank to a
maximum of 4.1 bar. Connect one end of the air hose (not
included) with a 3/8” quick-coupling (not included) to the
air outlet on the compressor.
2.
Connect the other end of the air hose (not included) with a
3/8” quick-coupling (not included) to the air inlet (B).
NOTE:
The product (A) should be placed on a level surface near
the workplace.
NOTE:
The handle (G) can be fitted on the product (A). The
product should be placed on a stable and safe surface, where
there is no risk of it falling off or getting damaged.
3.
Connect air hoses and accessories (not included) to air
outlet (C) or (D).
NOTE:
The air outlets (C) and (D) are 1/4” quick-couplings that
connect to most types of quick-couplings. Connection and
disconnection is easy with one hand.
NOTE:
The air pressure at the controlled air inlet (C) is adjusted
with the knob (F). The air pressure at the uncontrolled air inlet
(D) is adjusted with the regulator on the compressor. The input
air pressure must not exceed 13.8 bar.
Compressor
