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7

Breaker

Power Supply

220 V 

Power Power

Common

 

Wire connec on 

from coil  to 

pressure switch

 

Breaker

Power Supply

220 V 

Power Power Power

Common

 

Wire connec on 

from coil  to 

pressure switch

 

ground wire

 

3

ground wire

 

A1

A2

Pressure

Switch

A1

A2

Pressure

Switch

1L1    3L2   5L3

1L1    3L2   5L3

110V Power 

Wires

 

Jumper wire 

from 3L2  power 

to NC96

 

Jumper wire 

from 1L1 to

 

Mag

A2

Starter

T1     T2     T3

Jumper wire 

from bo om of 

selector  switch

 

to pressure  switch

 

110V Power 

Wires

 

Jumper wire 

from 3L2  power 

to NC96

 

Jumper wire 

from 1L1 to

 

Mag

A2

Starter

T1     T2     T3

Jumper wire 

from bo om of 

selector  switch

 

to pressure  switch

 

top of

 

NC  

Thermal 

NC

Jumper wire

 

fr

 

top of

 

NC  

Thermal 

NC

selector  switch

 

ON-OFF

 

Selector  Switch

 

(if equipped)

96

Overload

95

T1

T2

T3

om NC95 to  A2

 

Large jumper  wire 

o

  

n

o

 

2

T

 

o

3

L

5

verload

 

Motor

selector  switch

 

ON-OFF

 

Selector  Switch

 

(if equipped)

96

Overload

95

T1     T2    T3

Jumper wire 

from NC95 to  A2

 

Motor

Three Phase Motors 

(See  gure 7)

 

1. Connect  rst power lead to  1L1.
2. Connect second power lead to  3L2.
3. Connect third power lead to  5L3.
4. Connect  ground  wire  to  exis ng  motor  ground

wire.

5. Check for proper motor rota on. When facing

motor sha , pulley should turn counterclock- 

wise. If rota on is reversed, 

turn o  power

then switch two power  leads.

Ensure wiring is installed 

according to voltage required for

 

proper motor opera

.)

V

0

6

4  

 r

o

 

V

0

2

2

n

o

 

Opera on

 

Safety Rules

 

1. Make sure all operators receive product train- 

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Keep all  ammable, combus ble, 

poisonous and noxious  materials 

away from opera ng area. Make 

sure there are no oily rags, trash, 

leaves, li er or other combus ble 

materials in opera ng area.  Keep

 

suitable, fully charged  re ex nguishers nearby 

when servicing and opera ng the compressor.

 

2.

NEVER 

allow modi ca ns to compressor

structure or controls.

3. Keep all igni n sources away from exposed

electrical parts.

4. Keep all persons clear of compressor during

start-up and  opera on.

5. NEVER  operate  the  compressor  with  the  fan,

coupling or other guards removed.

6. DO NOT engage in horseplay with air hoses as

death or serious injury may result.

7. Make sure to provide adequate  ven la on 

and use proper lubricant while opera ng the

compressor. If lubricant or other  combus ble

substances are spilled, clean up immediately.

8. When checking or adding lubricant or when re- 

ing air line an -icer systems with an freeze

compound, shut o  compressor and allow it to

cool. Keep sparks,  ames and other  igni on

sources away and DO NOT permit smoking in the

vicinity.

9. Stop compressor and disconnect power if a

hazardous condi on  arises.

10. Wear snug 

ng clothing and con ne long hair

when around compressor. Keep all body parts

and clothing away from couplings,  ywheel  and

other moving parts of the equipment.

Operat ing, Service and Warranty Manual

Flexzilla® Pro Piston Air Compressors with Silencer™, Electric Operated

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Summary of Contents for FXS07V080V1

Page 1: ...anty Manual Published 2018 05 14 Revised 2022 11 08 responsible IMPORTANT MUST READ NEED TO CONFIRM WHETHER YOUR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM IS 1 PHASE OR 3 PHASE IF 3 PHASE MUST CONFIRM VOLTAGE FOR 3 PHASE COM...

Page 2: ...ase 39 175 10 HP 1750 208V 230V APP4V1043T 800 NPT 3 4 1020 1200 34 2 Contents Warranty Activation 2 Model Specification Charts 2 Description 2 Safety Information 3 Tag Definitions 3 Basic Guidelines...

Page 3: ...ons Death or serious injury can result from inhaling compressed air without using proper safety equipment See OSHA standards on safety equipment 2 DO NOT use air line an icer systems in air lines sup...

Page 4: ...t safety relief valves and drain valves from freezing NEVER operate compressor with temperatures below 15 5 2 1 e v o b a r o F F 2 Allow su cient space around compressor for maintenance access and ad...

Page 5: ...er From Compressor To Air Tool Water Drain Valve Figure 2 Basic Piping Diagram Never install a shut o valve such as a glove or gate valve between the pump discharge and the air tank unless a safety va...

Page 6: ...eaker NFB according to kW output of compressor 3 Ensure incoming service has adequate ampere ra ng 4 Ensure supply line has the same electrical char acteris cs voltage cycles and phase as the electric...

Page 7: ...d n a t s r e d n u d n a d a e r d n a g n i ons Keep all ammable combus ble poisonous and noxious materials away from opera ng area Make sure there are no oily rags trash leaves li er or other combu...

Page 8: ...un feature open ball valve found by following copper tubing across cylinder heads to tank See gure 9 Stop con nuous run feature by closing valve so com h c t i w s e r u s s e r p o t g n i d r o c c...

Page 9: ...12 1 bar DO NOT a empt mately 1 2 inch of de ec on 1 2 De ec on e r u s s e r p r e d n u s i e n i h c a m e l i h w e v l a v n e p o o t Tank 2 Adjust belt tension as needed by loosening the four...

Page 10: ...pressor 8 Increase ven la on around opera ng area Ensure compressor has adequate clear space from walls and other possible obstruc ons Ambien emperature should not exceed 11 F Check for proper oil lev...

Page 11: ...s rst Always maintain proper oil level in unit If the unit runs out of oil due to neglect the warranty will be void Use only Flexzilla approved oils in your compressor or your warranty is void Extende...

Page 12: ...dule Warranty shall be voided under the following condi ons Exposing electrical components to rain or water or installing the unit in a hos le environment such as acid vapors or any caus c or abrasive...

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