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the hose nozzle.

14. Oil Drain Plug.-

Allows the removal of lubricant oil.

15. Oil Gauge Dipstick.-

Shows the oil level and allows its 

replacement.

16. Identification Tag/Information Sticker.-

Shows the 

compressor’s technical data.

17. Tank’s Identification Tag.-

Shows the tank’s technical data.

18. Wire with Plug (2P+GR).-

Used to connect the 

compressor to the electric supply.

19. On/Off Button.- 

Starts/Shuts off the compressor.

20. Rubber Feet.-

Used for the support of the compressor set.

21. Wheels.-

Help to move the compressor.

22. Hose Nozzle.-

Used to connect the hose to the 

compressor, to accessories or hose nozzle (not shown).

Safety Devices (Fig. C)

Safety Valve

The spring safety valve 

(10)

is incorporated into the pressure

switch unit. The safety valve opens if the max. permissible
pressure is exceeded.

OPERATION

Prior to Initial Operation

Install Wheels (Fig. D)
1.

Install wheels 

(15) 

as illustrated.

2.

Install rubber feet as illustrated.

Insert Dip Stick (Fig. E)
1.

Remove the plug 

(12)

from the crankcase.

2.

Substitute the plug with the dip stick 

(14)

supplied.

The plug prevents oil from leaking from the crankcase during
shipping. Keep plug for future use.

Install Air Intake Filter 

(Fig. F)

1.

Remove plug from air intake of compressor pump housing. 
Keep plug for future use.

2.

Screw air filter 

(1) 

supplied on air intake.

Check Condensate Drain (Fig. G)

► Check to see that the condensate drain's screw 

(11) 

is closed.

INSTALLATION OF THE AIR NETWORK
1. Assembly:

Remove the product from the packaging and 

rubber feet

.

2.  Location:

Install the compressor in a covered, well ventilated

area, free of dust, gases, toxic gases, humidity or any other
kind of pollution. The ambient temperature recommended 
during work is: minimum of 5°C (41°F) and maximum of 
40°C (104°F). In order to avoid damage to the compressor,
operate it on a level foundation.

2.1 Compressor’s Installation:

When this compressor 

model is coupled to a compressed air network, the 
connection must be made by a hose or expandable 

joints so that the charges, thermal expansion, piping’s 
weight, mechanical and thermal shocks or obstructions 
are not transmitted to the air receiver. The air receiver 
may be damaged if these warnings are not observed.

3. Position:

Keep a minimum distance of 800 mm (32") from 

any obstacle, to allow good ventilation during operation and
to make maintenance easier.

4. Quality of Compressed Air:

For services in which the air 

must be free of oil or dust particles, the installation of 

special

air filters. Please contact the nearest 

StanleyBlack&Decker

Authorized Service Center for information.

5. Electrical Connection:

5.1

Look for a specialized technician to evaluate 
the electrical supply and to select the adequate protection
and input devices 

Electrical Wiring Diagram.

Electrical Wiring Diagram

Grounding Instructions:

This product must be grounded

to reduce the risk of an electric shock.

Warning! 

The incorrect installation of the grounding wire

connector may result in an electric shock. If it is necessary to
replace or repair both the cable and the connector, do not
connect the grounding wire to the terminal of the flat blade.
The green cable, with or without yellow stripes, is the rounding
cable. In case of doubts regarding the grounding information
or whether the product is properly grounded, make sure you
contact a qualified electrician to verify the connections.

• ENGLISH

P

F1

TERRA

Tensão de

Alimentação

PLUG  2P+T

OU CA BO

ELÉTRICO

Responsabilidade do cliente

M

1~

Fase

N

Neutro

P

F1

GROUND

Tension

Supplies

GR

OR WIRE

Customer's responsibility

M

1~

Phase

N

Neutral

P

F1

TIERRA

Tensión de

alimentación

PLUG  2P+T

O CORDÓN

Responsabilidad del cliente

M

1~

Fase

N

Neutro

P

F1

TERRA

Tensão de

Alimentação

PLUG  2P+T
OU CA BO

ELÉTRICO

Responsabilidade do cliente

M

1~

Fase

N

Neutro

P

F1

GROUND

Tension

Supplies

GR
OR WIRE

Customer's responsibility

M

1~

Phase

N

Neutral

P

F1

TIERRA

Tensión de

alimentación

PLUG  2P+T
O CORDÓN

Responsabilidad del cliente

M

1~

Fase

N

Neutro

F1 Fuse type "D" or "NH"

(See Table 2 - Page 5)

P Pressure switch
M Electric motor

ENCHUFE CON

ATERRAMENTO

ENCHUFE CON ATERRAMENTO

ENCHUFE

A TIERRA

ESPIGA 

A TIERRA

ESPIGAS DE

ATERRAMENTO

ESPIGAS DE ATERRAMENTO

GROUNDED

OUTLET

GROUNDED OUTLET

GROUNDED

OUTLET

GROUNDING

PIN

GROUNDING

PIN

GROUNDING PIN

TOMADA COM

CONEXÃO DE

ATERRAMENTO

PINO DE

ATERRAMENTO

ENCHUFE CON

ATERRAMENTO

ENCHUFE CON ATERRAMENTO

ENCHUFE

A TIERRA

ESPIGA 

A TIERRA

ESPIGAS DE

ATERRAMENTO

ESPIGAS DE ATERRAMENTO

GROUNDED

OUTLET

GROUNDED OUTLET

GROUNDED

OUTLET

GROUNDING

PIN

GROUNDING

PIN

GROUNDING PIN

TOMADA COM

CONEXÃO DE

ATERRAMENTO

PINO DE

ATERRAMENTO

Summary of Contents for STCT224

Page 1: ...STCT224 250...

Page 2: ...1 9 8 5 4 6 7 3 14 13 12 15 11 10 10 15 9 FIG A 2 FIG B FIG C FIG D...

Page 3: ...FIG E FIG G FIG I FIG F FIG H FIG J 14 11 7 8 5 9 1 6 13 1 12...

Page 4: ...gineer skilled professional according to local technical standards and legislation The next period for testing will be determined by the responsible engineer himself We recommend that the Pressure Ves...

Page 5: ...CT224 CT250 DESLOCAMENTO TE RICO PRESS O M XIMA l min 50 Hz 140 140 60 Hz 185 185 ROTA O RESERVAT RIO Lbf pol2 120 120 bar 8 4 8 4 rpm 50 Hz 2850 2850 60 Hz 3480 3480 Volumen geom L 24 50 Tempo enchi...

Page 6: ...a minimum distance of 800 mm 32 from any obstacle to allow good ventilation during operation and to make maintenance easier 4 Quality of Compressed Air For services in which the air must be free of o...

Page 7: ...dic Maintenance Prior to Each Use Check air hoses for damage replace if necessary Check all screwed connections for tightness tighten if necessary Check power supply cable for damage if necessary have...

Page 8: ...FM L min 3 7 105 3 7 105 Air Flow Rate 90 PSI 50Hz SCFM L min 2 6 74 2 6 74 Air Flow Rate 115 PSI 50Hz SCFM L min 2 4 68 2 4 68 Operating Pressure Max Bar 8 8 Amounts of Cylinders 1 1 Number of Stages...

Page 9: ...cause of impurities The demand is above the compressor s capacity Thermal protector tripped Filter clogged Air leakage in the compressor High ambient temperature Max 40 C or 104 F Valve plate joint is...

Page 10: ...sted Fig H Relief valve not seal because of impurities as indicated in Fig B Page 2 Clean the compressor externally Change the lubricant oil and run your pressure compressor for 15 min at a maximum pr...

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