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SKU 94734 For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. Page 8
Operation
Caution: Prior to use, inspect the compressor for any damaged parts or unsafe condi-
tions. Make any necessary repairs before using again.
Turning Compressor On
1. Verify Tank Drain Valve (A-7) is closed.
2. Verify oil level is correct.
3. Verify that the Safety Valve (A-4) is operational.
4. Turn the Air Flow Valve (A-8) to the OFF position.
5. Plug the power cord into an electrical grounded 115 Volt AC electrical receptacle.
6. Rotate the Power Switch (A-5) to the Vertical position to turn the air compressor on.
Rotate that same switch to the horizontal position to turn it off. See page 10.
NOTE: Allow the pressure to build up to at least 80 PSI before using air.
NOTE: Motor will not start if tank pressure is already between 80-115PSI. Pressure MUST
be below 80PSI for motor to restart and build up pressure to the 115 PSI cut off
pressure.
7. Open the Air Flow Valve (A-8) and check for air leaks.
The operation of the compressor is automatic, as controlled by the internal pressure
switch. When the pressure drops below its operating range the compressor turns on.
When the pressure is above 115 PSI, the compressor shuts off.
Warning; The compressor will become very hot during operation. Do not touch the cyl-
inder area of the compressor, or allow flammable materials to come in contact with the
cylinder area.
Adjusting Pressure Gauge and Pressure Adjustment Screw
Caution: The Pressure Switch is adjustable but changes to the pressure levels are not
recommended; any change to the automatic ON/OFF pressure levels will cause addi-
tional stress on the motor which may shorten motor life.
Adjusting Air Output
1. When the Air Flow Valve (A-8) is to the right or left, the valve is closed. When it is in the
middle, it is open.
2. Turn the Air Flow Valve to the appropriate pressure.
Maintenance
Warning: Do not make any repairs, adjustments, or maintenance on the air compressor
unless it is disconnected from the electrical power and the tank pressure is released.
Maintenance should always be performed by a qualified technician.
REV 02/07