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4.2
Installation
The device's installation location must
meet the following requirements:
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Dry, cool, protected from frost
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Firm, horizontal and level surface
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Danger!
Severe accidents may arise due to in-
correct installation.
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Secure the device against rolling
away and tipping over.
•
Do not pull the device by the hose
or power supply cable.
•
Safety devices and operating ele-
ments must be easily accessible
at all times.
4.3
Generating compressed
air
1. Connect air hose to compressor. De-
pending on the purpose of applica-
tion two outlets are available.
– Air outlet for regulated, filtered
compressed air
– Air outlet for non-regulated, unfil-
.
.
2. Start compressor
and wait until
the max. tank pressure is reached
(compressor shuts off).
The tank pressure is indicated by
the tank pressure gauge
.
3. Set pressure regulator
to re-
quired working pressure. The current
working pressure is indicated by the
regulated pressure gauge
.
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Caution!
Before connecting an air tool, make
sure the max. operating pressure of
the air tool used is not exceeded!
4. Connect air tool to the compressor's
air hose. You are now ready to work
with the air tool.
5. Switch the compressor OFF, if you
do not continue working immediate-
ly afterwards. Unplug after switching
OFF.
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Danger!
Prior to all servicing:
– Switch Off.
– Unplug.
– Wait until the compressor has
come to a complete stop.
– Ensure the compressor and all air
tools and accessories connected
to it are relieved from pressure.
After all servicing:
– Check to see that all safety devic-
es are operational.
– Make sure that no tools or other
parts remain on or in the machine.
Repair and maintenance work other
than described in this section must
only be carried out by qualified spe-
cialists.
5.1
Periodic maintenance
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Caution!
After the first 50 and 250 hours of op-
eration, check the cylinder head's
bolts tightening torque (see "Techni-
cal Specifications") of a new com-
pressor pump.
Notes for commercial operation:
– Draw up an inspection and mainte-
nance schedule which gives consid-
eration to operating factors such as
installation or operating mode. In
this, provide for regular checks by an
authorised person.
The supervisory authority may de-
mand the submission of the inspec-
tion and maintenance schedule and
proof of the checks which have been
carried out.
A sample template can be requested
from the Service Centre in your
country. See spare parts list for ad-
dress.
Prior to each use
•
Check air hoses for damage, replace
if necessary.
•
Check all screwed connections for
tightness, tighten if necessary.
•
Check power supply cable for dam-
age, if necessary have replaced by a
qualified electrician.
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Care and Maintenance
