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JobSmart 4 Gallon Air Compressor Assembly & Operating Instructions
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Attaching an Air Hose
Your Air Compressor is supplied with a 114"'Quick Disconnect Air Chuck. Once you have correctly installed the
Air Chuck your compressor will be ready to accept air hoses equipped with 114" male air couplers. (Figure 5)
Note:
Use only air hoses rated for use with 115 PSI air pressure or higher.
To install an air hose, equipped with a 114" male coupler:
1. Pull back on Air Chuck outer sleeve to allow coupler to be fully inserted into Air Chuck.
2. Insert coupler into Air Chuck.
3. Release outer sleeve of Air Chuck.
4. Verify that air hose is securely connected to Air Chuck by pulling on air hose.
Adjusting the Air Pressure
Your Air Compressor is supplied with an Air Pressure Regulator. This Regulator adjusts the air pressure.
To increase air pressure, turn Air Regulator clockwise.
To decrease air pressure, turn Air Regulator counterclockwise. (Figure 6)
Cold Weather Starting
Temperatures below freezing (32°F) cause the metal parts of your Air Compressor to contract and that makes
starting more difficult. To assist the Air Compressor in starting in cold weather, follow these tips:
1. Try to keep Air Compressor stored in temperatures above 32 °F.
2. Open the Air Tank Drain Valve and release all air pressure from the Air Tank before attempting to start in cold
weather. (After air is released from Air Tank, close Drain Valve.)
3. Plug Air Compressor directly into a 120 volt electrical outlet. Do not use an extension cord when starting your
Air Compressor in cold weather.
Figure 5
Figure 6
