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AIR CPU1001 

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Adjustment of pressure switch 

The compressor stop pressure and start pressure is preset from the factory and 
it does not normally require adjustment. If it is necessary to change the preset 
settings, these instructions should be followed carefully.

ATTENTION:

 The compressor is constructed and approved for a maximum 

pressure as stated under Technical Specifications. Do not adjust to a higher 
pressure. Higher working pressure will reduce the lifetime of the compressor.

First unscrew the lid of the pressure switch. Adjust the maximum pressure by 
adjusting the two springs marked A (Figure 4). Turning the nuts clockwise will 
result in a higher pressure. Adjust the two springs identically.

The difference between maximum and minimum pressure is the pressure dif-
ference. Adjust the pressure difference by adjusting the spring marked B (Fig-
ure 4). Turning the nut clockwise will result in a higher pressure difference and 
lower start pressure.

figure 4:

 Adjustment of pressure switch

Summary of Contents for CPU1001

Page 1: ...AIR Compressor Pump CPU1001 Technical Manual enriching urban life 10057001 V1 0 2013 01 28 EN...

Page 2: ...3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 4 SAFETY INFORMATION 5 OPERATION 7 General use 7 Compressor 8 Adjustment of pressure switch 9 INSTALLATION 10 Mounting 10 Electrical 11 Connection 12 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 13 MAIN...

Page 3: ...r is factory set to a pressure of 6bar During inflation of a tire users are expected to manually regulate the desired inflation pressure of the tire if a lower pressure is speci fied on the tire or is...

Page 4: ...Door 2 Fuse box 3 Pressure adjusting box 4 Power supply switch 5 Compressor system 6 Front glass 7 LED housing LED PCB 8 Pump handle and hose 9 Hook for pump handle 10 Cover for hose 11 Control box 11...

Page 5: ...f this product has been damaged the power supply should be turned off immediately by a qualified service technician or electricity provider Only qualified service technicians should carry out service...

Page 6: ...protected against rain moisture frost and dust Ensure all openings on compressor system are kept free of restriction and never blocked Keep all openings free from dust dirt and other particles Never...

Page 7: ...ds Figure 2 These are visible from both sides of the pump and indicate the pump is working The pump handle Figure 2 is used to fill tires with air The pump head accommodates the three common valve typ...

Page 8: ...essure SAFETY WARNING Do not remove the protection covers on the compressor during operation as doing so may cause electric shock or other personal injury ATTENTION All AC compressors are designed for...

Page 9: ...just to a higher pressure Higher working pressure will reduce the lifetime of the compressor First unscrew the lid of the pressure switch Adjust the maximum pressure by adjusting the two springs marke...

Page 10: ...into a concrete foundation Figure 5 The threaded rods should protrude ap proximately 75mm above the foundation The distance between the mounting holes is 120mm x 420mm Figure 5 The pump is fastened w...

Page 11: ...sure that the phase neutral ground is securely attached and cannot be dislodged by the tremors as start stop of compressor causes The power supply cable enters from below the pump cabinet through the...

Page 12: ...AIR CPU1001 12 installation Figure 8 Connection diagram Connection...

Page 13: ...e 2 Technical specification Model Model no CPU1001 Materials and finish Outer casing 3mm Aluminium Aluminium or powder coated Front glass 3mm blue acrylic Hose Armoured steel hydraulic air line Pump h...

Page 14: ...Voltage 230Vac Frequency 50 60Hz Power 690W Current 3A Consumption 180kWh Estimated annual electricity consumption Protection degree IP45 IEC 60529 Temperature range 10 45 C Altitude up to 2000 m Rel...

Page 15: ...brasives or solvents Check pressure on internal pressure gauge after compressor is activated and pressure regained Maximum is 8bar and factory setting is 6bar Graffiti Graffiti can be removed with ben...

Page 16: ...ular basis due to normal product use Frequency of replacement depends on use patterns specific to each product installation location To order spare parts or enquire about service options please contac...

Page 17: ...clude damage due to vandalism Warranty coverage does not include replacement of wear parts specified in this manual which require replacement due to normal product use To maintain warranty coverage al...

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Page 20: ...all focused around the theme of Enriching Urban Life VEKS s product areas include Urban Lighting Solutions Urban Furniture Solutions and Urban Cycling Solutions Design and quality are emphasized in al...

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