Scheppach 4906113901, Translation From The Original Instruction Manual

•   Do not try to adjust the pressure switch or 

the drain valve underneath the pressure 

switch cover.

•   Remove daily the liquid from the tank in 

order to avoid corrosion. 

•   Pull the ring on the safety valve to make 

sure it works well.

•   Keep the compressor at least 300 mm away 

from the wall in order to ensure sufficient 

venting for the cooling. 

•   Before you transport the compressor, drain 

the compressed air from the tank and secu-

re the machine safely. 

•   Protect the air hose and the cable set from 

damage. Regularly examine the compo-

nents for weak and worn spots, and replace 

them in case of need.

•   Do not use an extension cable for this pro-

duct. Use instead an additional air hose in 

order to avoid a drop in power and a pos-

sible motor damage. The use of an extensi-

on cable makes the warranty invalid.

•   After a long period of work, the outer metal 

parts can get hot.

•   Press the ON/OFF switch to switch off the 

compressor. Only then cut the mains supply 

or pull the power supply plug. 

After using the compressor, press the ON/

OFF switch, cut off the mains supply, and 

open the drain valve in order to reduce the 

 pressure. 

•   Do not try to remove a part from the machi-

ne while it is pressurized.

•   Wear safety gears including goggles or 

a screen, ear protection, breathing mask 

and protective clothing. 

•   After connection to the mains and switching 

on, the machine starts automatically.

•   Air escaping from the compressor may not 

be inhaled.

•   Check the pressure control valve daily befo

re starting work.

•   Drain humidity from the tank. Avoid tank 

 corrosion.

•   Cut off the mains supply, remove the power 

supply plug, and relieve the pressure before 

starting maintenance work. 

Wear goggles.

Wear ear protection.

Wear a breathing mask.

Never direct the output air from the compressor 

towards a part of the body or a person. Never try 

to block the air escape with your finger or a part 

of your body.

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Use as authorized

The machine meets all valid EC machine 

guidelines.

•   The machine must only be used in tech-

nically perfect condition and conscious 

of the risks, in accordance with its desi-

gnated use and the instructions set out in 

the operating manual.

•   Any functional disorders, especially those 

affecting the safety of the machine, must be 

rectified immediately.

•   The safety, working and maintenance 

instructions of the manufacturer as well as 

the dimensions given in the chapter „Tech-

nical data“ must be adhered to.

•   The relevant accident prevention regula-

tions and other, generally recognized 

safety-technical rules must also be adhered 

 to.

•   The machine may only be used, maintai-

ned, and operated by persons familiar with 

it and instructed in its operation and proce-

 dures. 

•   Arbitrary alterations to the machine release 

the manufacturer from all responsibility for 

any resulting damages. 

•   The machine may only be used with original 

accessories and original tools supplied by 

the manufacturer. Any other use exceeds 

authorization. The manufacturer is not 

responsible for any damages resulting from 

unauthorized use; risk is the sole responsi-

bility of the operator.

•   Only use  indoors. Prohibited to use

outdoors.

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Remaining hazards

The machine has been built using modern 

technology in accordance with recognized 

safety rules. Some remaining hazards, how-

ever, may still exist.

•   Noise can be a health hazard. If the permit-

ted noise level is exceeded when working, 

be sure to wear ear protection.

•   The use of incorrect or damaged mains 

cables can lead to injuries caused by elec-

 tricity.

•   Even when all safety measures are taken, 

some remaining hazards which are not yet  

evident may still exist.

•   Remaining hazards can be minimized by 

following the instructions given in the chap-

ters „Safety notes“ and „Use as authorized“ 

as well as in the entire operating manual. 

Even when all safety measures are taken, it is 

not possible to exclude all remaining hazards. 

Due to the construction of the machine, the 

following risks can occur:

•   Injury of the lung when no breathing mask 

is worn.

•   Injury of the ear when no ear protection is 

 worn.

•   Injury of the eyes when no efficient goggles 

(or protective screen) are worn.

Warning:

If an air hose is broken off or damaged, the air 

input on the compressor must be switched off. 

A broken air hose that is not supported, is extre-

mely dangerous and can quickly start to rotate, 

hitting people or blowing foreign bodies 

in the air.

Do not try to catch the hose. Instead, immedia-

tely remove all spectators from the dangerous 

area, cut off the air input, and switch the ma-

chine off by pressing the ON/OFF switch. Then 

remove the hose from the compressor.

Unpacking

Due to modern series production it is impro-

bable that your compressor has any defects or 

that a part is missing. Should you note a fault, 

however, do not switch the machine on before 

the parts are replaced or the fault has been re-

medied. Not observing this instruction can lead 

to serious injuries.

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