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Safety equipment
Safety valve
The spring-loaded safety valve
[3]
triggers if the
permissible maximum pressure is exceeded.
Start-up
Assembly
▸
Fit the wheels as shown
(Fig. II)
.
▸
Fit the compressed air connection
[6]
as
shown
(Fig. III)
.
Check the condensate drain
(Fig. I)
▸
Ensure that the condensate drain
[7]
is closed.
Check the oil level
(Fig. I)
▸
Check the compressor oil level at the oil sight
glass
[10]
.
▸
If necessary, top up oil to the middle of the oil
sight glass (see technical data for the oil grade):
— Screw out the oil sealing screw plug
[11]
.
— If necessary, top up oil to the middle of the oil
sight glass or the marking.
— Screw the oil sealing screw plug back in.
Fill with pneumatic oil
(Fig. IV)
▸
Screw on the compressed air oiler
[19]
.
▸
Fill with pneumatic oil until the oil level is between
the two markings.
▸
Screw the compressed air oiler closed again.
Setting up
WARNING!
Incorrect setting up can result in severe
accidents!
¾
Secure the device against rolling
away, toppling over and slipping.
¾
Safety devices and control elements
must be easily accessible at all times.
¾
Do not lay the device on the side. Oil
may escape!
The place of installation of the device must fulfil the
following requirements:
•
Dry, protected against frost
•
Firm, horizontal and level ground
Transport
▸
Do not lay the device on the side. Oil may
escape!
▸
Do not pull the device by the hose or mains
cable. Transport the device by the transport
handle
[4]
.
Operation
Mains supply
DANGER!
Electrical voltage
¾
Only use the device in a dry envi-
ronment.
¾
Only operate the device from a
power source that fulfils the following
requirements:
Sockets
installed ac-
cording to regulations, earthed and
checked, fuse rating according to the
technical data.
¾
Route the mains cable so that it is not
in the way during work and cannot
be damaged.
¾
Check the device is switched off
before plugging the mains plug into
the socket.
¾
Protect the mains cable against heat,
corrosive liquids and sharp edges.
¾
Use an extension lead that has an
adequate cross-section (see technical
data).
¾
Use an extension cable approved for
outside use. Outdoors, use only ap-
proved and correspondingly labelled
extension cable.
¾
Do not switch the compressor off by
pulling out the mains plug, rather
switch off at the On/Off switch.
¾
Always connect an RCD with a
maximum tripping current of 30 mA
upstream.
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