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or Rechargeable (Nickel Cadmium, Nickel 

Metal Hydride, or Lithium-Ion) batteries.

6.   Do not dispose of batteries in 

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7.   Batteries should be recycled or disposed of 

as per state, provincial and local guidelines.

When shipping or disposing of batteries and 

cordless tools, always ensure that they are 

packed individually in plastic bags to prevent 

short circuits and 

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Danger! The following basic safety actions 

must be taken when using this in

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electric shocks and the risk of injury and 

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Read and follow these instructions before 

using the equipment.

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 Check the ambient conditions

Do not expose the inflator/deflator to rain. 

Never use the inflator/deflator in damp or wet 

locations. There is a risk of electric shock! 

Provide good lighting. Do not use the inflator/

deflator near flammable liquids or gases. 

There is a risk of explosion!

• 

 Protect yourself against electric shocks

Avoid bodily contact with earthed parts, e.g. 

pipes, radiators, cookers and refrigerators.

• 

 Keep children away

Do not allow other persons to touch the 

inflator/deflator or cable, keep them away 

from your work area.

• 

 

Do not use the cable for purposes other 

than that for which it is designed

Do not carry the inflator/deflator by its cable 

and do not use the cable to pull the plug out 

of the socket. Protect the cable from heat, 

oil and sharp edges. The cable/plug could 

become damaged.

• 

 

Take care of your inflator/deflator

Keep your inflator/deflator clean in order to 

work well and safely. Follow the maintenance 

instructions. Check the power plug and cable 

on a regular basis and have them replaced by 

an authorized specialist if they are damaged. 

Check the extension cable regularly and 

replace it if damaged.

• 

 Avoid unintentional starting

Make sure that the switch is turned off when 

connecting to the power supply.

• 

 Check your inflator/deflator for damage

Before using the inflator/deflator again, 

carefully check the safety devices and any 

slightly damaged parts to ensure that they 

are in good working order. Check that the 

moving parts are working correctly, that they 

do not jam, and that no parts are damaged. 

Make sure that all parts are fitted correctly to 

ensure that the equipment remains safe to 

use. Unless otherwise stated in the operating 

instructions, damaged guards and parts have 

to be repaired or replaced by a customer 

service workshop. Damaged switches have to 

be replaced by a customer service workshop. 

Never use an electric power tool with a switch 

that cannot be turned on and off.

• 

 Leave all repairs to a qualified electrician

Repairs must be left strictly to qualified 

electricians or the user might suffer an 

accident.

• 

 

Noise

Wear ear muffs when you use the inflator/

deflator.

• 

 

Replacing the power cable

To prevent hazards, leave the replacement 

of damaged power cables strictly to the 

manufacturer or a qualified electrician. There 

is a risk of electric shock!

• 

 Inflating tires

Directly after inflating tires, check the 

pressure with a suitable pressure gauge, for 

example at your filling station.

• 

 

Place of installation

Set up the inflator/deflator on an even 

surface.

• 

WARNING! Risk of injury - Do not direct air 

stream at body.

Safety instructions for working with 

compressed air and blow-out pistols

• 

 The air which is sucked in by the deflator 

must be kept free of impurities that could 

cause fires or explosions in the deflator pump.

• 

 Wear safety goggles. Foreign bodies or blown 

off parts can easily cause injuries.

• 

 Do not blow at people and do not clean 

clothes while being worn. Risk of injury!

Safety information for paint spraying

• 

Do not process any paints or solvents with a 

flash point below 131°F (55°C). There is a risk 

of explosion!

• 

Do not heat up paints or solvents. There is a 

risk of explosion!

• 

If hazardous liquids are processed, wear 

protective filter units (face guards). Also, 

adhere to the safety information provided by 

the manufacturers of such liquids.

• 

The details and designations of the 

Ordinance on Hazardous Substances, which 

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Page 1: ...uctions Cordless Air Compressor FR Mode d emploi Compresseur d air compact sans fil SP Manual de instrucciones Compresor de aire compacto e inal mbrico Anl_TE_AC_36_6_8_Li_OF_USA_SPK7 indb 1 Anl_TE_AC...

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Page 5: ...storage charged at least 40 104 F 40 C 50 F 10 C Beware of hot parts Beware of electrical voltage Warning The equipment may start up without warning PS Max operating pressure Tmax Max operating tempe...

Page 6: ...earthed or grounded c Do not expose power tools to rain or wet conditions Water entering a power tool will increase the risk of electric shock d Do not abuse the cord Never use the cord for carrying p...

Page 7: ...be performed Use of the power tool for operations di erent from intended could result in a hazardous situation h Keep handles and grasping surfaces dry clean and free from oil and grease Slippery han...

Page 8: ...only after it has been fully charged 8 Protect batteries and the tool from overloads Overloads will quickly result in overheating and cell damage inside the battery housing without this overheating a...

Page 9: ...ers and cordless tools Store the charger and your cordless tool only in dry places with an ambient temperature of 50 F to 104 F 10 C to 40 C Store the Lithium Ion rechargeable battery in a cool and dr...

Page 10: ...refully check the safety devices and any slightly damaged parts to ensure that they are in good working order Check that the moving parts are working correctly that they do not jam and that no parts a...

Page 11: ...HESE INSTRUCTIONS 2 Layout and items supplied 2 1 Layout 1 Housing cover 2 Pressure tank 3 Intake air filter 4 Foot 5 Quick lock coupling regulated compressed air 6 Pressure gauge for reading the set...

Page 12: ...sure vessel capacity 1 6 Gallon 6 l Theoretical suction rate 4 59 CFM 130 l min Output compressed air at 102 PSI 7 bar 1 34 CFM 38 l min Output compressed air at 58 PSI 4 bar 1 94 CFM 55 l min Protect...

Page 13: ...pressure gauge with adapters Fig 2 Working pressure in PSI 0 135 0 9 3 bar Range of applications The tire pressure gauge 15 allows you to inflate car tires easily and exactly Use the pressure gauge to...

Page 14: ...me after use Clean the equipment regularly with a damp cloth and some soft soap Do not use cleaning agents or solvents these may be aggressive to the plastic parts in the equipment Ensure that no wate...

Page 15: ...kaging to prevent it from being damaged in transit The raw materials in this packaging can be reused or recycled The equipment and its accessories are made of various types of material such as metal a...

Page 16: ...the seals and have any defective seals replaced by a service center 3 Check the drainage cock and replace if necessary The compressor starts pressure is shown on the pressure gauge but the tools do no...

Page 17: ...40 de charge 104 F 40 C 50 F 10 C Avertissement contre les parties chaudes Avertissement contre le risque d lectrocution Avertissement L unit peut d marrer sans avertissement PS Pression de service ma...

Page 18: ...lisez pas de fiche d adaptateur avec les outils lectriques mis la terre Les fiches non modifi es et les prises adap t es diminuent le risque d une lectrocution b vitez le contact physique avec les sur...

Page 19: ...ovible avant de proc der des ajustements remplacer des accessoires ou ranger les outils lectriques De telles mesures pr ventives r duisent le risque de d marrage accidentel de l outil lectrique d Cons...

Page 20: ...niant les batteries Les points suivants doivent tre imp rativement respect s pour assurer le fonctionnement s r Le fonctionnement s r n est possible qu avec des cellules intactes Une manipulation in c...

Page 21: ...s batteries ins r es dans le char geur pendant plus que 48 heures 8 N utilisez ni chargez pas les batteries que vous supposez avoir t charg es pour la derni re fois depuis plus de 12 mois Il est haute...

Page 22: ...e environnante 1 Les batteries varient selon le type d outils ou de machines Consulter le manuel pour des renseignements sp cifiques 2 Le cas ch ant ins rez uniquement des batteries neuves de m me typ...

Page 23: ...r aspir par le d gonfleur doit tre gard exempt d impuret s susceptibles d entrainer des incendies ou explosions dans la pompe de compression Portez des lunettes de protection Des corps trangers et des...

Page 24: ...purge 17 Tuyau d air 18 Couvercle de la batterie 19 Commutateur pour l indicateur de capacit de la batterie 20 Indicateur de capacit de la batterie 21 Adaptateur I 22 Adaptateur II 23 Adaptateur d cha...

Page 25: ...x Pression de service 9 3 bar 135 lb po2 Capacit du r servoir 6 l 1 6 gallons Puissance d aspiration th orique 130 l min 4 59 pi3 min Puissance de sortie air comprim 7 bar 102 lb po2 38 l min 1 34 pi3...

Page 26: ...atterie est trop basse Retirez la batterie de l appareil laissez la tem p rature am biante pendant une journ e Si le d faut se reproduit cela signifie que la batterie rechargeable a subi une d charge...

Page 27: ...ut tre utilis pour gonfler les matelas pneumatiques ou des articles semblables 8 Nettoyage et entretien Danger Retirez la batterie avant tous les travaux de nettoyage et d entretien Avertissement Atte...

Page 28: ...re rendre impossible sa mise en service par des personnes non autori s es Avertissement Conserver le compresseur uniquement dans un local sec et inaccessible aux personnes non autoris es Ne pas renver...

Page 29: ...les joints faire remplacer les joints d fectueux par un atelier sp cialis 3 V rifiez et remplacer le cas ch ant le robinet de vidange Le compresseur marche la pres sion est a ch e sur le manom tre ma...

Page 30: ...Atenci n Tensi n el ctrica Peligro Leer el manual de instrucciones para reducir cualquier riesgo de sufrir da os PS presi n de servicio m x Tmax temperatura de servicio m x Tmin temperatura de servic...

Page 31: ...o de una descarga el ctrica b Evitar el contacto corporal con superfi cies con toma de tierra como tubos ca lefacciones fogones y frigor ficos Existe un gran riesgo de descarga el ctrica si su cuerpo...

Page 32: ...ctricas que no se usen fuera del alcance de los ni os No permitir el uso del aparato a perso nas que no est n familiarizadas con l o no hayan le do estas instrucciones Las herramientas el ctricas son...

Page 33: ...Un ma nejo inadecuado puede da as las celdas Atenci n Los an lisis confirman que un uso y un cuidado inadecuados son la principal causa de los da os provocados por bater as de alta potencia Advertenc...

Page 34: ...s qu micos en las celdas y puede conllevar peligro de incendio 10 No utilizar bater as que se hayan calentado durante la carga ya que sus celdas podr an da arse peligrosamente 11 Dejar de usar bater a...

Page 35: ...stos deben embalarse por separado en bolsas de pl stico para evitar cortocircuitos o incendios Instrucciones de seguridad para el inflador desinflador Peligro Siempre que se trabaje con este inflador...

Page 36: ...ir da os Instrucciones de seguridad en la pulverizaci n No procesar pinturas ni disolventes con un punto de inflamaci n inferior a los 131 F 55 C Peligro de explosi n No calentar pinturas ni disolvent...

Page 37: ...altase alguna pieza dirigirse a nuestro Service Center o a la tienda especializada m s cercana en un plazo m ximo de 5 d as laborales tras la compra del art culo presentando un recibo de compra v lido...

Page 38: ...Asegurar que el aire de aspiraci n sea seco y est libre de polvo No colocar el compresor en salas h medas El compresor solo podr ser operado en recintos apropiados con ventilaci n ptima temperatura a...

Page 39: ...icador de la presi n neum tica como pistola de soplado es preciso primero desatornillar la manguera del adaptador para v l vulas de neum ticos de coche Ahora se puede acoplar el adaptador de soplado 1...

Page 40: ...a funcionamiento debe evacuarse el agua de condensaci n abriendo la llave de purga 11 Antes de cada funcionamiento comprobar que el recipiente de presi n no est da ado ni oxidado El compresor no debe...

Page 41: ...mo p ej metal y pl stico Los aparatos defectuosos no deben tirarse a la basura dom stica Para su eliminaci n adecuada el aparato debe entregarse a una entidad reco lectora prevista para ello En caso d...

Page 42: ...juntas cambiar las juntas defectuosas en un taller es pecializado 3 Comprobar o sustituir de ser nece sario la llave de purga El compresor est en marcha el ma n metro indica la presi n pero las herram...

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