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Safety Precautions
What you
must
do
Read these instructions before using
your air compressor
Ensure the compressor has been
installed, electrically connected
and piped in by a properly qualified
person.
Ensure the compressor is kept
upright at all times
What you
must not
do
Do not attempt any maintenance
on the compressor until it has been
isolated from the power supply
Do not attempt any work on the
compressor until the air receiver
and pipe work systems are
depressurised.
Compressed air is dangerous if
misused and can prove fatal. Avoid
any bodily contact with compressed
air
During operation the motor will
become quite hot to the touch.
Avoid contact to prevent burns.
Never tamper with the pressure relief
valve
Never lubricate the oil free motor
or pump assembly, this will cause
severe damage.
Never obstruct cooling fans or outlet
vents
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Siting The Compressor
What you
must
do
Provide adequate protection from
the weather
Site the compressor level in both
plains
Larger models are heavy, ensure the
surface has sufficient load bearing
capacity
Allow access for maintenance all
around the compressor
Site in a dry area, avoiding damp or
humid conditions. The site must be
dust free, well ventilated and have
a cool ambient temperature. 40 C
should be regarded as the maximum
allowable ambient
What you
must not
do
Enclose the compressor or allow
hot air generated by the motor to
re-circulate around the compressor.
Ensure there is 30cm clearance
around the compressor
Restrict air flow around the after
cooler or after cooler fan unit
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Electrical Connections
Where applicable, compressors are supplied with a moulded plug in accordance with
national standards.
Never remove the moulded plug.
Note !
Duplex models VT300/300D, VT400/400D must be connected to a dedicated fused 20
amp supply.
Wired in accordance with European Standard –
Blue = neutral Brown = live
Yellow & Green Stripe = earth
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