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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:

Voltage:

 

220 V~

Frequency:

 

60 Hz

Current:

 

10 A

Speed:

 

3 450 RPM

Motor Rated Power: 

3 Hp

Maximum Motor Power:

  4 Hp

Maximum Pressure:

 

116 PSI

Tank Capacity:

 

63.4 Gal

IP Grade:

 IP20

Air Flow:

  

7,7 CFM - 40 PSI

 

 

5,7 CFM - 90 PSI

 

Power Cord Grips Type:

 Y

All conductors are:

  1,5 mm

2

 x 3C with 221 ºF Insulating 

Temperature

Build quality:

 Basic insulation.

Insulation quality:

 Class l

Thermal insulation of motor winding:

 Class B

 

                

To avoid risk of electrical shock or serious accident, 

if power cord gets damaged it shall be repaired by the manufacturer 

or by Truper® Authorized Service Center 

Power cord grips used in this product: Type”Y”.

Assembly design in this product causes insulation to be affected 

by liquid spills or splashing.

                     Before gaining access to terminals, all power 

circuits shall be disconnected.

    

We do not recommend using power 

cord extensions with compressors.  Using that type of 

extension cause power drops resulting in motor potency 

loss and overheating.  Instead of using an extension cord 

increase the compressor’s action scope connecting a 

longer hose into the outlet. Connect additional hose lengths 

as needed.

BELT DRIVE AIR COMPRESSORS.

-  Do not use compressed air to clean clothes.

-  Do not apply compressed air directly to skin.

-  Do not apply compressed air for breathing purposes unless 

the air is filtered with a filter specifically for built to that 

purpose.

-  Do not use open-air piping.  It could lash out and cause 

injuries.

-  Do not use flammable liquids to clean the compressor.

-  Do not use an open fire to inspect inside the compressor or 

the pressure deposit.

-  Wear eye protection when using compressed air to clean the 

unit.

-  Use caution not to blow particles towards people: always use 

an air gun for cleaning.

-  Double-check all the auxiliary fixtures are functioning 

adequately and have the right capacity for the application.

-  Inspect regularly that all covers are fixed and firmly set.

-  Replace all parts, tools and accessories when unfit for a safe 

operation.

-  Install a check-valve or a cut valve in the inlet piping in case 

compressor shall be parallel coupled with a second 

compressor or if it will be connected to an air supply system.

-  Double-check all piping and hoses connected to the 

compressor have the right diameter, and, adequate resistance 

for the maximum pressure delivered by the compressor.

-  Install the compressor making available an adequate 

ventilation air supply towards the unit. Use care not to restrict 

air ducts through the inlets in the cover and motor fan.

INSPECT:

Inspect the pumps’ rotation direction during the initial start up.  

Verify any modification in the electric components’ or connections.

Turn off the compressor and disconnect from the power outlet.  

Ventilate completely before disassembling any component or 

making any maintenance service.

INSTALLATION AND VENTILATION

To service the compressor allow adequate access and free space 

up and around the unit.  It needs adequate protection against 

weather.  Good ventilation is essential.  To gain maximum efficiency 

admission air shall be as cold and clean as possible (a 37.4 ºF drop 

in temperature will increase 1% the delivered air volume). Gas 

impurities and particles, abrasive dust and corrosive gasses are 

especially harmful.  The exhaust vapors are hazardous if 

compressed air is used to supply breathing devices.

Set the compressor as far away as possible from the work areas 

to prevent from suctioning particles generated by the job (paint, 

dust, etc.)

CONNECTION TO THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY

The compressor shall be set as close as possible to the main power 

supply.  Double-check the power supply matches the voltage 

indicated in the motor nameplate.

 

                    

This unit must be grounded.

 

                 The power cables are coded with the 

following colors:

GREEN AND YELLOW      GROUND

BLUE                                NEUTRAL

BROWN                            CURRENT

CAUTION

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING
CAUTION

WARNING

This unit SHOULD BE USED with

220 V~ to 240 V~  feeding 

tension. Using a different 

TENSION WILL 

SEVERELY DAMAGE 

the unit.

This tool is in compliance with
the Official Mexican Standard
(NOM - Norma Oficial Mexicana).

Summary of Contents for 19366

Page 1: ...19366 NOTA IMPORTANTE Este producto no debe quedar expuesto a goteo o salpicaduras por l quidos Compresor vertical de banda Instructivo Lea este Instructivo por completo antes de usar la herramienta...

Page 2: ...na o se cruce cuando est en funcionamiento 12 No extienda su radio de acci n Evite toda postura que cause cansancio Cuide de que su posici n sea segura y de que conserve el equilibrio 13 Mantenga las...

Page 3: ...st n fijas y firmemente colocadas Reemplace todas las partes herramientas y accesorios si son inadecuados para una operaci n segura Instale una v lvula sin retorno o de corte en la tuber a de entrega...

Page 4: ...NQUE M V LVULA DE PURGA N BOT N DE INTERRUPTOR O PROTECTOR DE SOBRECARGA ACCESORIOS 1 Botella de aceite 2 Filtros de aire 1 Tap n del dep sito de aceite ANTES DE CONECTAR EL COMPRESOR REVISE LO SIGUIE...

Page 5: ...r no se usa diariamente revise el nivel de aceite del c rter antes de arrancarlo Cambie el aceite despu s de 500 horas Fig C AGUA El agua que se almacena en el fondo del tanque al condensarse el aire...

Page 6: ...con un protector termomagn tico que evita que el motor sufra un calentamiento excesivo El motor se apaga cuando se activa el interruptor Fig K para reestablecer el motor siga los siguientes pasos 1 P...

Page 7: ...operado durante un periodo considerable en un lugar h medo 1 Es necesario drenar el tanque 2 Fugas de aire en la tuber a en la m quina o en el sistema externo 3 Fugas en la v lvula de seguridad del ta...

Page 8: ...reemplazar la v lvula acuda a un CSAT 1 Revise la tensi n de la l nea de alimentaci n los fusibles o corrija la sobrecarga del motor 2 Consulte a un electricista calificado 1 Cambie y use el aceite c...

Page 9: ...SUCURSAL GUADALAJARA AV ADOLFO B HORN 6800 COL SANTA CRUZ DEL VALLE C P 45655 TLAJOMULCO DE ZU IGA JAL TEL 01 33 3606 5285 AL 90 MICHOAC N FIX FERRETER AS AV PASEO DE LA REP BLICA 3140 A COL EX HACIEN...

Page 10: ...s recomendadas o no se haya operado de acuerdo al instructivo o haya sido alterado o reparado por personal no autorizado por Para hacer v lida la garant a o adquirir piezas y componentes deber present...

Page 11: ...e 19366 Vertical belt drive air compressor Manual IMPORTANT NOTICE This product should not be exposed to liquids dripping or splashing Read the user s manual thoroughly before operating this tool CAUT...

Page 12: ...ing one hand and enables to use both hands Keep proper footing and balance at all times Do not overreach over or walk across the tool when is running 12 Do not extend your range of action Avoid a stan...

Page 13: ...all parts tools and accessories when unfit for a safe operation Install a check valve or a cut valve in the inlet piping in case compressor shall be parallel coupled with a second compressor or if it...

Page 14: ...TANK MANOMETER M PURGE VALVE N SWITCH BUTTON O THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTOR ACCESSORIES 1 Oil Bottle 2 Air Filters 1 Oil Deposit Cap BEFORE CONNECTING THE COMPRESSOR VERIFY THE FOLLOWING Feeding voltage...

Page 15: ...he casing and refill if necessary If the compressor is not used every day check the oil level in the casing before starting Replace oil after 500 hours See figure c WATER Due to air condensation water...

Page 16: ...ssor is built with a thermal magnetic protector that prevents the motor from excessive heating The engine shuts down when the switch is activated See figure K to reset the engine follow these steps 1...

Page 17: ...perating in a damp place for a long period of time 1 Draining the tank is necessary 2 Air leaks in pipeline in the machine or the external system 3 Leaks in the tank security valve 1 There is a possib...

Page 18: ...to a TASC 1 Double check feeding line voltage the fuses or correct the motor overload 2 Consult with a qualified electrician 1 Change and use the right type of oil 2 Add oil to the casing up to the ri...

Page 19: ...GUADALAJARA AV ADOLFO B HORN 6800 COL SANTA CRUZ DEL VALLE C P 45655 TLAJOMULCO DE ZU IGA JAL TEL 01 33 3606 5285 AL 90 MICHOAC N FIX FERRETER AS AV PASEO DE LA REP BLICA 3140 A COL EX HACIENDA DE LA...

Page 20: ...0 CDMX Mex or at the store where you bought it or at a service center listed in the attached warranty policy and or at www truper com Transportation costs resulting from compliance of this warranty wi...

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