Work considerately, use common sense. Do not
use the compressor when you feel tired. The
compressor should never be used when you are
under the effect of alcohol, drugs or medicals that
cause fatigue.
Check of structural parts for defects and
leakage
If any protection equipment, device or other
structural parts were repaired after damage, the
compressor should be checked before it is
restarted to make sure that safe operation is
secured. Check alignment of any moving parts,
lines, pressure reducing valves, pneumatic
connections and any other parts critical for a
regular operation. Any parts found to be defective
should be forwarded to a customer service for
repair or replacement as described in the manual
•
Correct use of the compressor.
Observe any instructions shown in this
manual when operating the compressor. The
compressor must not be operated by children
or person unfamiliar with its functioning.
•
Keep the ventilation grid clean
Keep the grid clean and if the unit is used in a
heavily contaminated environment, clean it at
regular intervals.
.
•
Operate the compressor at nominal
voltage
Operate the compressor at voltage shown on
the plate, if operated at voltage higher that the
shown nominal voltage, the motor may get
overheated
.
• Do not operate the tool unattended
• Do not use defective compressor
If the sounds of the working compressor are
unusual, the vibrations are strong and it looks to
be defective, it should be stopped immediately.
Have the cause detected at the nearest customer
service centre.
Never clean the plastic parts with solvents
Solvents, such as petrol, thinners, diesel oil or
other substances containing alcohol may
damage plastic parts of the compressor.
Therefore, never use the substances for
cleaning the parts and use soapsuds of
necessary or other suitable liquids
.
• Alw a ys use original spare parts
Using spare parts by other manufactures will
make the warranty void and it also may cause
faults in the compressor function. Original spare
parts may be obtained from contractual dealers.
• Do not make any changes on
compressor
Do not make any changes on the compressor.
Address a customer service centre for any repair.
An unauthorised change may not only affect the
compressor output in an adverse manner, but it may also
cause serious accidents if done by persons lacing in
required technical knowledge. .
•
Do not touch hot parts of the compressor
Do not touch piping, motor and any other structural
parts of the unit. Risk of burn is pending then.
Never leave the unit unattended switched on.
It may become a source of risk.
• When maintaining or repairing safety devices,
they should be refitted correctly immediately after
the work is finished
• Regulations and rules pf injuries prevention in
effect on the site should be well observed same
as general rules of safety.
• Before using this unit, all the safety devices
should be checked. Make sure that the parts
apparently slightly damaged do work as
appropriate.
• Unless otherwise stated in this manual, the
protection parts and safety devices have to be
repaired or replaced at an authorised servicing
centre
• Have the damaged switches replaced at an
authorised servicing centre.
• This unit complies with all the safety regulations.
Repairs should not be done unless by qualified
electricians at an authorised servicing centres and
only genuine spare parts should be used. Non-
observance results in a risk of injury.
Emergency Action
Apply the first aid adequate to the injury and get
qualified medical assistance as quickly as possible.
Protect the injured person from more accidents and
calm him/her down.
For the sake of eventual accident, in accordance
with DIN 13164, a workplace has to be fitted with
a first-aid kit. It is essential to replace any used
material in the first-aid kit immediately after it has
been used. If you seek help, state the following
pieces of information:
1. Accident site
2. Accident type
3. Number of injured persons
4. Injury type(s)
Assigned Use
For blowing, light work with compressed air and for
modelling, air brush treatment of walls, airbrush
painting and varnishing, tyres filling etc. .
Electrical Residual Hazards
Direct electrical contact
A faulty cable or plug may cause life-hazardous
electrical shock.
