Advices; Start Up - Sagola CP1000 Manual De Instrucciones

- Place the compressor on a horizontal and non sliding
surface in order to avoid vibrations and movements.
- Install the compressor in a cool and well ventilated
area and with a temperature between 5 and 40°C.
Check that the voltage and frequency are compatible
with the compressor, check the plug has a correct
ground connection.
- Before connecting the compressor, check that the
mains voltage is adjusted to the electrical characteris-
tics of the compressor.
- Observe and apply current standards and directives.
1. With the electric socket disconnected, connect the
air hose to compressor and airbrush.
2. Check that the compressor is totally depressurized.
Press the airbrush outlet valve and verify no air is
coming out.
3. Connect the electric socket, check that the pressure
regulator is closed, and turn on the start switch.
In the CP 1000, the compressor starts when there is an
air pressure less than 3 bars inside the tank, and stops
automatically when it reaches 4 bars. When the tank is
full (approx. 100 seconds), turn the pressure regulator
until the pressure gauge indicates the desired working
pressure.
4. ADVICE
- In the CP2000 model, to preserve its durability, use
rationally the switch in position II.
- Never leave the compressor exposed to dust, acids,
vapors, flammable or explosive gases or elements
(rain, sun, fog, snow).

5. START UP

In the CP 2000 model with the switch in position 1 the
compressor starts when there is an air pressure less
than 3 bars inside the tank, and stops automatically
when it reaches 4 bars (approx. 60 seconds). When
the tank is full, turn the pressure regulator until the
pressure gauge indicates the desired working
pressure.
With the switch in position 2 the compressor is running
continuously generating a maximum pressure of 6 bars
(tank loaded about 180 seconds).
IMPORTANT:
Before start working, check for air leaks. With
the pressure gauge set at the desired pressure,
turn the switch off and check that the pressure in
the gauge is fixed. If the pressure goes down
quickly, it means there is an air leak. Any small
leak will affect the correct working of the
compressor and the job quality.
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