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3.2 Description
The compressor described in this manual has been specially developed and manufactured for all
applications. Simple operation, compact design, low weight and adequate performance for universal use.
They are intended for DIY enthusiasts and craftsmen who need compressed air for a wide variety of purposes.
This category includes compressors with a maximum pressure of 10 bar and an output of up to 2.9 kW.
All UE compressors are equipped with compressed air tanks in accordance with EC Directive 87/404.
The compressors equipped with pump units FD2000, FD2500, OL185, OL195, OL230, MK6, FD9200
and FD9300 are designed and manufactured for switching operation. Although they are protected against
overheating by a motor-protective circuit-breaker which automatically triggers when the safety limits are
reached, it is recommended not to use the compressor to more than 50% of its capacity and not to keep
it in continuous operation for more than 15 minutes.
3.3 Proposed scope of application
Fig. 2: Main switch
The compressor must not be exposed to moisture.
Only use the compressor in well-ventilated rooms.
Various accessories for blowing out, cleaning and painting as well as
pneumatic tools can be connected to the compressor.
For the technical characteristics and instructions for correct use,
please read the manual of the accessory in question carefully.
Standard accessories (Fig. 2)
- Operation and Maintenance Manual
- Oil level dipstick
- Wheels, vibration dampers, intake filters (if not already mounted)
- Technical data sheets (dimensions and weights).
4 General safety standards
Please read the Operation and Maintenance Manual carefully before operating the
compressor.
The machine has been developed, constructed and secured for the functions described below.
Any other use is not permitted. The MANUFACTURER cannot be held liable for improper use
or use not in accordance with the operating instructions described in this manual.
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