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Air pressure settings
The following pressures are preset:
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Switch-on pressure: approx. 6 bar.
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Switch-off pressure: approx. 8 bar.
1. With the pressure regulator (Fig. 10 ) you can set the desired pressure (0-8 bar). Pay attention to the
nameplate of the pneumatic tool you are going to connect.
2. The tank pressure can be checked on the pressure gauge provided (Fig. 9).
3. All compressors are equipped with a pressure regulator (Fig. 10 - G). By operating the knob with the tap
open, turn the regulator clockwise to increase the pressure and counterclockwise to decrease it (Fig.11),
the air pressure can be regulated to optimize the use of pneumatic tools. After setting the required
value, the nut below should be tightened to hold the knob (Fig. 10 - H and Fig.12).
4. The set value can be checked on the pressure gauge (Fig. 10).
ATTENTION:
Check that the air consumption and maximum working pressure of the pneumatic tool to be used are
compatible with the pressure set on the pressure regulator and with the amount of air supplied by the
compressor.
Releasing overpressure
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Switch off the compressor.
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Use the overpressure with an idle pneumatic tool.
Draining condensation
Condensation water accumulates at the bottom of the boiler. You should periodically drain the tank to
protect it from corrosion and not restrict its capacity. (Fig 13)
1. Open the drain plug (I) at the bottom of the boiler completely.
2. Tilt the compressor to one side so that the drain plug is at the lowest point of the boiler and wait until
the condensate water has drained completely.
3. Close the drain plug again.
I
Fig. 13
WARNING:
Condensation water should only be drained when the boiler is NOT under pressure.
WARNING:
Drain condensate water after each use, or at least once a week.
(adjusting pressure)
Fig. 14
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