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Problem
Code
19, 24
Problem
High temperature of the compressed air
Code
5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 20
Problem
Compressor operate ininterruptedly
Code
6, 8, 13, 25
Problem
Code
6, 10, 12
Problem
Lubricant oil with unusual color
Code
10, 15, 16, 21
Problem
Insufficient pressure for required work
Code
15, 18, 24
Problem
Air leakage through relief valve of pressure switch or
compressor unit (when assembled), with compressor
operating from more than 1 (one) minute (valve closes above
20 psi (1.3 bar))
Code
25
Tank pressure increases quickly or too frequent starts
(The normal number of starts is roughly 6 an hour)
Excessive consumption of lubricating oil
(Compressors usually use more oil in the first 200 working
hours until rings are smoothly adjusted)
POSSIBLE CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
1
Voltage drop or electrical
supply is out
Check the installation and/or wait
for the electrical supply stabilization
2
Damaged electric motor
Send it to the nearest
Black&Decker
Authorized
Service Center
3
Tank is full of air
Electric motor will start as soon as
the pressure in the tank decreases
4
Installation fuse has
burned out
Find out the burning cause
(see Table 2 - page 23)
5
Check valve does not seal
because of impurities
Send the compressor to the
nearest
Black&Decker
Authorized Service Center
6
The demand is above the
compressor’s capacity
Check the compressor’s capacity
7
Thermal protector tripped
(Picture 11 - page 25)
Turn compressor off, wait for 5 (five)
minutes and reset the protector.
If tripping is frequent, look for the
nearest
Black&Decker
Authorized
Center
8
Filter clogged
Replace it
9
Air leakage in the
compressor
Re-fasten bolts and/or fittings
10
High ambient temperature
(max. 40°C or 104°F)
Improve local conditions
11
Valve plate joint is broken
Look for the nearest
Black&Decker
Authorized Center
12
Wrong oil or low oil level
Change oil
13
Carbonized valve plate
Clean it every 1000 working hours
or 12 months at your nearest
Black&Decker
Autorized Service
Center.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Deficient or inadequate
electrical supply
Operating in a
non-adequate environment
Have a specialized technician
check it
Improve local conditions
The oil change did not
occur at the recommended
interval
See Table 4 - page 25 (Preventive
maintenance) the oil change
intervals
Loose fastening elements
Find and re-fasten them
Continuous air leakage
through pressure switch’s
relief valve when
compressor shuts off
(Picture 11 - page 25).
Send compressor to the nearest
Black&Decker
Authorized Center
Send compressor to the nearest
Black&Decker
Authorized Center
Excess water in the tank
Drain the tank through the drain as
indicated in Picture 8 - page 24
Too much dust and paint
on the compressor
Clean the compressor externally
Water is mixed with the oil
(milky coloration)
Change the lubricant oil and run
your pressure compressor for
15 min, at a maximum pressure of
100 psi (7.0 bar). This will remove
any internal condensation signs
inside pump
Ambient temperature
below minimum
recommended 5°C (41°F)
Run the equipment above 5°C
(41°F)
Operating too long below
pressure of 60 psi (4.0 bar)
Compressed air consumption
higher than compressor’s flow
Pressure regulator valve
not adjusted
Relief valve not seal
because of impurities
(Picture 11 - page 25)
Adjust it (Picture 8 - page 24)
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