Westfalia 57 04 08, Инструкция

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Design protected by copyright © Westfalia 02/11
Measuring
1. Put the valve plug (5) on the tyre valve. To do this, please press down the
lever to unlock the clamping mechanism. As soon as you let go the lever, the
plug clamps at the valve.
Depending on your tyre valve, you can alternatively use the extension (3).
2. Now, you can read the existing pressure from the pressure gauge.
On the outside margin of the scale, you will find the units bar and kPa (1 bar =
100 kPa). At the inner surface of the scale, you will find the information for
psi.
Filling
1. Connect the quick connector (1) of the tyre inflator with a compressed-air
line.
2. Put the valve plug on the tyre valve.
3. Pressing the lever as far as it will go, compressed air flows into the tyre.
Filling in the air, at that moment, the manometer shows a pressure a little bit
above the real tyre pressure. Just as you let go the lever, you see the actual tyre
pressure on the manometer.
Hint: Increasing the tyre pressure to max. 0.2 bars, you will have a positive effect
on fuel consumption.
Deflation of Air
If the tyre pressure is too high, please press slightly the lever and deflate slowly
the compressed air over the control lever. Sink the air pressure to the desired
value.
Cleaning and Maintenance
ƒ Do not allow foreign substances and dirt to enter the compressed-air nozzle.
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Do not expose the manometer to vibrations or mechanical pressure.
Technical Data
Pressure Range: from 0 to 15 bars
Diameter of Pressure Gauge (2): 10 cm
Tube Length (4): ca. 85 cm
Length of Extension (3): ca. 13 cm