VIAIR 88P SXS PORTABLE POWERSPORT Series, Руководство пользователя

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88P SXS PORTABLE POWERSPORTS SERIES COMPRESSOR
USER MANUAL
TIRE INFLATION:
1. This compressor is designed to operate on 12-Volts DC.
2. To obtain power attach the 2-Pin SAE connector to your compressors’s 2-Pin SAE connector
or to the provided 2-Pin SAE connector with alligator clamps.
3. Turn your vehicle engine on.
4. Attach the twist-on air chuck to the tire’s valve stem.
5. Turn the compressor power switch to ON and begin to inflate tire.
6. When the pressure gauge indicates the desired pressure, switch the unit OFF and
remove the air hose from the tire’s valve stem.
Please Note: During inflation, due to air velocity, pressure gauge cannot provide accurate pressure
readings, to check and verify the actual tire pressure the compressor must be in OFF position.
CAUTION: To avoid over inflation, never exceed recommended pressure. Doing so may cause
articles to burst and can cause serious bodily injury. Always make sure the Portable Compressor’s
power cord is uncoiled and fully extended when using your air compressor to avoid overheating the
power cord
FOR ALL OTHER INFLATABLE OBJECTS, INCLUDING BICYCLE TIRES, TOYS, AND
SPORTS BALLS:
IMPORTANT: Engine MUST be running while using this compressor.
1. A selection of inflation tips is provided to fit some inflatable objects. Simply screw the appropriate
nozzle into the tip of the air hose.
2. Attach the appropriate nozzle to article to be inflated and turn the power switch to the ON
position.
3. When article is inflated to desired firmness, turn the compressor off. Do not over inflate.
IMPORTANT: Make sure compressor sits upright while operating compressor. Do not operate
compressor in any other position. Avoid tugging at compressor to move it. Instead, move
compressor to the same side of vehicle as tires that are being aired up.
Always make sure the Portable Compressor’s 10ft. power cord is uncoiled and fully extended
when using your air compressor to avoid overheating the power cord.