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UPON DELIVERY

1.

Carefully remove all packaging material.

2.

Inspect the equipment and all parts for any signs of concealed shipment or storage damages.

3.

Remember to report any shipping damage to the carrier and make a notion on the delivery receipt.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read all warning labels and the operation man-
ual and be thorough on all aspects of the equip-
ment prior to operations.

·

Always use proper eyeware and hearing pro-
tection  when operating this equipment. 

·

Before use, on a regular basis check the com-
pressor and all of its components for any dam-
ages and repair or replace all defective or dam-
aged parts.

·

Keep hands and all body parts away from the 
equipment at all times (Never operate without 
the belt guards).

·

Maintain a clean work area free from spills, 
dampness and any other source of contamina-
tion.

·

Make sure this equipment is operated by pro-
fessional personnel only. Keep visitors and 
especially children away from work area.

·

Electric shock hazard:

Never use the compressor without connection 
to a properly grounded outlet with the specified
voltage  and fuse protection.
Do not use the compressor in a wet or explo-
sive environment.
Never attempt maintenance or adjustment with
the power connected or the equipment in oper-
ation.

·

Tank safety valve:

This valve is factory installed to prevent the air
receiver from damage should a malfunction 
occur in the compressor pump.
It is factory set a specific limit for your particu-
lar model and adjustment, and should never 
be tampered with. Adjustment by user will auto-
matically void the warranty.

·

Pressure switch:

The air pressure switch is set at the factory for
optimum performance of your equipment. 
Never bypass or remove this switch, as serious
personal injury or equipment damage could 
result from too high pressure.

·

Motor and compressor pump:

Air compressor gets hot while in operation. 
Never touch the motor, discharge tubing, or 
compressor pump while in operation.
The compressor operates automatically while 
the power is connected.
Never attempt any adjustment with power on.
Never operate the compressor with the belt 
guard removed.

·

Compressed air caution:

Compressed air from the unit may contain car-
bon monoxide. Air produced is not suitable for
breathing purposes. 
Always use a respirator when spraying paint or
chemicals.
Always wear safety glasses or goggles when 
spraying air.

·

Air receiver:

Over pressurizing the air receiver could cause
an explosion or rupture. To protect from over 
pressurizing, a factory preset safety valve is 
included. DO NOT REMOVE, MAKE ADJUST-
MENT OR SUBSTITUTIONS FOR THIS 
VALVE.

Occasionally pull the ring on the valve to make sure
that the valve operates freely. If the valve does not
operate freely, it must be replaced.  Never weld to, drill
into or change the air receiver in any way.

Changing or tampering with any of the above men-
tioned conditions may result in voiding of the manufac-
turer's warranty. Be advised that any replacement parts
should be purchased with the same specifications as
the original equipment. Please contact your authorized
dealer for replacement parts or specifications.

Summary of Contents for R28H

Page 1: ...made by the purchaser against the transportation com pany at the time the shipment is received BE SAFE Your new ranger air compressors are designed and built with safety in mind However your overall...

Page 2: ...icu lar model and adjustment and should never be tampered with Adjustment by user will auto matically void the warranty Pressure switch The air pressure switch is set at the factory for optimum perfor...

Page 3: ...y and well ventilated area The compressor should be located 12 to 18 from a wall or any other obstruction that would interfere with the air flow through the fanbladed belt wheel Place the com pressor...

Page 4: ...r is not available until the compressor has raised the air receiver above that required at the air service connection The air inlet filter openings must be kept clear of obstructions which could reduc...

Page 5: ...n if needed and replace belt if worn Inspect air system for leaks by applying soap to all joints Tighten those joints if leakages are observed 4 250 HOURS OR SIX 06 MONTHS Which ever comes first Chang...

Page 6: ...replace as necessary Adjust belt tension Replace check valve Safety valve releasing Defective pressure switch or improper adjustment Check for proper adjustment and if problem persists replace pressu...

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Page 8: ...16 521840AD Piston Ring Set 1 55c 3004U1 PRessure Switch cover 1 17 520347 Compressor Ring 2 55d 3004114 PRessure Switch body 1 18 520447 Qil Ring 1 56 30032012L Pressure Gauge 1 19 520247 Piston 1 5...

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Page 10: ...4A Nipple 2 20 52071238 Piston Pin 1 58 30031512L Pressure Gauge 1 21 601812 Retainer Piston 2 59 30051414B Pressure Adjuster 1 22 5206AD Connecting Rod 1 60 300214B Air Cock 1 23 5308AD20 Crankshaft...

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Page 12: ...520051 Piston Ring Set 2 53 5304UB10 Washer Pulley 1 18 520351 Compressor Ring 4 54 60018L Spring Washer 1 19 520451 Oil Ring 2 55 6005840L Bolt 1 20 520251 Piston 2 56 01UB30 Pump 1 21 52071244 Pisto...

Page 13: ...8 Washer 8 84 60068 Six Angle Nut 8 85 2008205 Motor Base 2 86 2011105 Safety Guard Seat S 1 87 2011105 Safety Guard Seat S 1 88 4004A48 V Belt 1 89 6005815 Bolt 8 90 60028 Washer Pully 8 91 2009600S...

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