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DO NOT ABUSE  
THE POWER CORD

Never yank or pull on the power cord to disconnect it 
from the mains supply socket.  Never carry or pull your air 
compressor by its power cord.  Keep the power cord away 
from heat, oil, solvents and sharp edges.  If the power cord 
becomes damaged have it replaced by an authorised service 
facility.

EXTENSION CORDS AND REELS

This air compressor MUST be plugged directly into a 240V 
AC wall socket.
This air compressor is NOT designed to be run off an 
extension cord/lead. If you need extra distance do NOT 
use an extension cord, USE A LONGER AIR HOSE.
The use of extension cords may cause power voltage loss 
and will result in damage to the motor. This will NOT be 
covered under warranty.

SECURE THE WORK PIECE

Whenever possible secure the work piece using clamps or a vice.  
It is safer than using your hands or feet and leaves both hands 
free to control the tool.

HOT COMPONENTS

Beware many of the components will get hot during use.  
Never touch any of the metal pipes, pump or motor as these 
may burn.

MAINTAIN YOUR AIR 
COMPRESSOR WITH CARE

Follow the instructions for lubricating and changing 
accessories.  Check the air compressor power cord 
periodically and if damaged have it replaced by an 
authorised service facility.  Keep handles clean, dry and free 
from oil and grease.  Ensure that ventilation slots are kept 
clean and free from dust at all times.  Blocked ventilation 
slots can cause overheating and damage to the motor.

DISCONNECT AIR COMPRESSOR

Ensure that the air compressor is disconnected from the 

mains supply when not in use, before servicing, lubricating, 

making adjustments or when changing any accessories.

REMOVE ADJUSTING KEYS  
AND WRENCHES

Form the habit of always checking to see that any adjusting 

keys or wrenches have been removed from the air 

compressor before operating.

AVOID UNINTENTIONAL STARTING

Ensure that the switch is in the ‘OFF’ position before plugging the 

air compressor into the mains supply.

PROTECT FURNISHINGS

If using the air compressor inside your house, protect furnishings 

and floors with a suitable dust sheet.

FIRE PRECAUTIONS

When using the air compressor inside your house or 

workshop general fire precautions should be observed.  

This means never leaving your air compressor turned on 

while not in attendance, never cover the air compressor 

while being used or while still hot from use, never use in 

areas where a spark may cause a fire, always use in clean 

areas.  As a precaution it is recommended that an expert is 

consulted on obtaining and using a suitable fire extinguisher.

CLEANING YOUR AIR COMPRESSOR

NEVER UN-ASSEMBLE your air compressor to clean.
Always disconnect your air compressor from the mains 

power supply before you commence cleaning. Always 

ensure that your air compressor has cooled, about one (1) 

hour, before cleaning and storing. When cleaning your air 

compressor use only a damp soft cloth. NEVER use liquid or 

solvents of any type.

Summary of Contents for BR105D

Page 1: ...arts or product information please contact Smart Marketing Group Pty Ltd AUST 1300 660 457 N Z 0800 474 876 Recyclable Cardboard Portable compressor for general light duty task around the home MODEL N...

Page 2: ...ed air tools and accessories above are not included with this air compressor Section Page Contents 2 Suggested Applications 2 Introduction 3 Guarantee 3 4 General Safety Instructions 5 7 Electrical In...

Page 3: ...f the product with parts and components of similar quality grade and composition where an identical part or component is not available Products presented for repair may be replaced by refurbished prod...

Page 4: ...where an identical part or component is not available Products presented for repair may be replaced by refurbished products of the same type rather than being repaired Refurbished parts may be used to...

Page 5: ...for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision The air compressor and tools should be kept out of reach of children preferably stored or locked in a secure cabinet or room when not i...

Page 6: ...dust at all times Blocked ventilation slots can cause overheating and damage to the motor DISCONNECT AIR COMPRESSOR Ensure that the air compressor is disconnected from the mains supply when not in us...

Page 7: ...o not have safety lenses Footwear Where there is the risk of heavy objects or if there is a risk of slipping on wet or slippery floors suitable non slip safety footwear should be worn Protect your fee...

Page 8: ...re that the air compressor is disconnected from the mains supply when not in use before servicing lubricating making changes and when changing attachments such as air hoses tools Always use the correc...

Page 9: ...n tap 8 Rubber stopper 9 Safety Valve 10 Tank pressure gauge large 11 Front handle 12 Pressure switch 13 On Off button red colour 14 Outlet pressure gauge small 15 Air outlet nitto style socket 16 Out...

Page 10: ...nd up about 20cm hold for about 1 minute and place back on ground Look at the sight glass and ensure the oil is above the red dot on the sight glass as per the OIL LEVEL GAUGE label see Pic 3 and Pic...

Page 11: ...the bracket located on the bottom of the tank 1 Undo the nut and remove the washer 2 Push through the bracket and replace the washer 3 Tighten the nut Pic 5 WHEELS 1 Insert a bolt through the wheel 2...

Page 12: ...y warranty To turn your air compressor ON Lift up the red ON OFF switch on top of the pressure switch To turn your air compressor OFF Push down the red ON OFF switch on top of the pressure switch AIR...

Page 13: ...inflator does not get covered in dust or paint use a longer air hose to ensure inflator is in clean air USING THE AIR COMPRESSOR Before starting run through this simple list 1 Transport plug removed...

Page 14: ...the power lead 3 Disconnect your air tools and air hose 4 Clean your air hose and air tools 5 Store your air hose and air tools in a secure well ventilated cabinet 6 Slowly open the tank drain tap se...

Page 15: ...t the correct working pressure Note Different air tools require different operating pressures Always check with the tool manufacturer if unsure SAFETY VALVE Pic 11 NOTE When checking the safety valve...

Page 16: ...lots are kept clean and free from dust dirt build up STORAGE When storing ensure the air tank has been emptied as per Drain Tap above Always store away from children preferable in a locked room Drain...

Page 17: ...4 876 PIC 14 MAINTENANCE Daily Before use 1 Seal the tank drain tap see Pic 13 2 Check the oil level see page 10 Pic 4 3 Check safety valve operation see page 16 Pic 12 After use 1 Open the tank drain...

Page 18: ...sher 2 95 BRC95RS Part Description Qty SMG Part No 14 Screw 2 95 BRC95RS 15 Unloading Tube Nut 2 95 BRC95UT 15 Unloading Tube 1 95 BRC95UT 19 Safety Valve 1 95 BRC95SPV 20 Pressure Gauge Large 1 95 BR...

Page 19: ...19 NOTES...

Page 20: ...equired to make any claims under the 12 month warranty Specifications Air Compressor BR105D Voltage 240V AC 50Hz Motor Electric 2 HP Wattage 1500W No Load Speed 2800 RPM FAD Free Air Delivery 105L per...

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