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MODEL NO. BRC120Portable compressor for medium dutyDIY task around the homeFor service, spare parts or product information,please contact Smart Marketing Group Pty. Ltd.AUST. 1300 660 45702654 03/10N.Z. 0800 474 876
SUGGESTED APPLICATIONSCONTENTSYou may use most light duty air tools with thiscompressor. Some examples of light duty tools are:SectionPage Tyre InflatorContents2Suggested Applications2Introduction3 Blow Gun Engine Cleaning Gun C Bradder T-NailerGuarantee3–4 Gravity Feed Spray GunGeneral Safety Instructions5–7 Air HammerElectrical Information8Specific Safety Instructions8Components and Controls9 Low Pressure Spray Gun SandblasterThis light duty air compressor is NOTrecommended for use with a finishing spray gun orhigh pressure spray gun.Operating Instructions210 – 16Maintenance17Trouble Shooting17Parts Diagram18Technical Information19Contact Information20
INTRODUCTIONWhat is not covered. Commercial use of compressor.Dear Customer, Use of compressor in a commercial premises.Thank you for purchasing this compressorwhich has passed through our extensive qualityassurance processes. Every care has been takento ensure that it reaches you in perfect condition.However, in the unlikely event that you shouldexperience a problem, or if you require anyassistance please do not hesitate to contact us; Damage or deterioration due to transport. Damage caused by negligence, misuse, abuse oraccident or incorrect voltage and wattage. Any corrosion or rusting. Damage caused by incorrect set up and start up. Replacement parts due to general wear and tear.If you have a problem, call customerservice do not return this compressorto the place of purchase. Compressors with serial number defacement,modification or removal. Compressors which have been serviced by otherthan an authorised SMG service agent.CUSTOMER SERVICE Compressors with no original purchase receipt.Australia: 1300 660 457New Zealand: 0800 474 876 Compressors which have been on sold, notoriginal purchaser.Operating times: Monday – Friday8.30am - 5.30 pmAustralian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) Damage due non-servicing of compressor as isrequired by this manual.EXPRESS WARRANTY STATEMENTCOMPRESSOR GROUP Damage caused by the incorrect fittingof accessories. Blockages / damage caused by dust, dirt,spiders webs or insects. Damage caused by overloading, overworkingthe compressor.You are not required to do anything to registeryour compressor purchase. Please attach thepurchase receipt to this manual and ensure bothare kept safe. We hope you enjoy your newcompressor, and if you have any problems callcustomer service on the above phone numbers.Do not return to place of purchase. Damage to attached equipment or third partyaccessories. Damage caused by attached equipment or thirdparty accessories.Smart Marketing Group Pty Ltd (SMG)warrants that this compressor will be free frommanufacturing faults or defects for 12 monthsfrom the date of purchase, providing originalpurchase receipt is kept and shown when neededand is subject to the terms and conditions below.What is covered. Manufacturing fault or defect.How to claim under this warranty. Call customer service, phone number at the top. Ensure you have the following: Original purchasereceipt, Model of compressor, Serial number ofcompressor. Discuss the issue. Customer service will advise which authorisedservice agent to take the compressor to providedthe issue is a warranty one. Take compressor to authorised service agentfor repair.3
COMPLETE WARRANTY STATEMENT – COMPRESSOR GROUPAs soon as you have purchased the aircompressor, we recommend that you check tomake sure it is intact and that you read theoperating instructions carefully before using it.The purchase receipt for this product is to beretained and must be presented if making a claimunder the terms of the Smart Marketing Group(SMG) warranty. Bank account statements are notacceptable for proof of purchase.Damage caused to attached equipment or thirdparty accessories will not be covered under thiswarranty.Rust and corrosion are not covered underthis warranty.If a warranty fault is found the freight cost willbe credited to the owner. Blockages caused byspider webs, insects, dirt, or accumulated dustis not covered by warranty. SMG reserves theright to replace or repair the appliance withinthe warranty period. Parts found to be defectivedue to a manufacturing default will be replacedfree of charge.This warranty does not cover air compressorsintended for hire or use in commercial applicationsor in commercial premises. The warranty willunder no circumstances extend to reimbursementor payment of damages, whether direct, indirector consequential. The warranty is void if there isevidence the air compressors has been modifiedor tampered with in any way or used withunauthorised accessories without our consent.In the event of SMG choosing to replace theappliance, the warranty will expire at the originaldate of purchase. If no warranty fault is foundthe owner will be advised and the product will bereturned and any costs associated with the servicewill be charged to the owner.SMG declines any responsibility or liabilitywhatsoever arising from misuse or abuse,negligent handling of the air compressors orif the product has not been installed or failureto comply with the relevant safety, operating,setting and maintenance instructions (seefurther in this manual).In Australia, this SMG warranty is in additionto the conditions and guarantees which aremandatory as implied by the Trade Practices Act1974 and State and Territory legislation.In New Zealand, this SMG warranty is in additionto the conditions and guarantees which aremandatory as implied by the New ZealandConsumer Guarantee Act 1993.Any item sent freight collect for repair will berefused. Warranty repairs are free of charge,provided the appliance is delivered to ourservice department or authorised service agent.The air compressor will need to be returned,adequately protected in a box. Transit damageis responsibility of the owner. Assistance underthe warranty will only be made available if therequest is made to our customer service teamon the contact numbers listed below and proof ofpurchase is provided.For service, spare parts or product informationplease contact customer service:Australia: 1300 660 457New Zealand: 0800 474 876This is a repair only warranty you will need to takethe air compressor to the authorised service agentafter contacting our customer service centre.Damage caused by third party accessories is notcovered under this warranty.4
LUBRICATION OF COMPRESSORWORK AREABefore attempting to operate this air compressorthe transport plug must be removed, thrown outand replaced with the oil breather. Check theoil level to ensure the level is to the top of thered dot on the sight glass; refer to page 10 forcomplete details and diagram. Failure to do thesemay result in damage to the air compressor and /or injury to the user.Work areas and benches should be kept tidy.Cluttered benches and work areas can causeaccidents. Floors should be kept clean and freefrom rubbish. Special care should be takenwhen the floor is slippery due to sawdust or wax.Always leave sufficient distance, at least 5 metresbetween the air compressor and the work area,especially when using tools designed for sandingor spraying liquids.PLEASE follow the instructions noted on page 10on changing the transport plug to the oil breather.WORK ENVIRONMENTASSEMBLYDo not expose your air compressor to rain or usein damp or wet conditions. Keep the work areawell lit. Always ensure your compressor is leveland stable. Using your compressor on unlevel orunstable ground may cause a lack of lubricationand the pump to seize, this damage will not becovered under warranty.This compressor MUST be fully assembled by youprior to use. Failure to do so will result in thewarranty being VOID. Failure to fully assemblethis compressor may also result in personal injury.SAFETYGUARD AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCKBefore attempting to operate this air compressorthe following basic safety precautions should betaken to reduce the risk of fire, electric shockand personal injury. It is important to read theinstruction manual and to understand applications,limitations and potential hazards associatedwith the air compressor. This air compressoris not intended for use by persons (includingchildren) with reduced physical, sensory or mentalcapabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,unless they have been given supervision orinstruction concerning the use of the appliance bya person responsible for their safety.Avoid body contact with earthed or groundedsurfaces (e.g. pipes and refrigerators).DO NOT FORCE AIR COMPRESSORSThe air compressor will do a better, safer job andgive you much better service if it’s used at theduty cycle for which it was designed. The dutycycle will only take effect after the initial (1st )tank fill for the day. This air compressors dutycycle is 75%. Duty cycle is the proportion oftime during which the air compressor is operatingcompared with not operating. For example a75% duty cycle could mean after 45 seconds ofoperation, motor pumping, the air compressormust be left for 15 seconds resting, motor notpumping. When the motor is pumping theattached air tool can not be used. Simple way tounderstand duty cycle is only use the attachedair tool while the compressor is not pumping.Stop using the attached tool as soon as the aircompressor starts pumping.BEWARE OF CHILDREN AND PETSChildren and pets should be kept out of the workarea. Children should not be allowed to touchor operate the air compressor, tools or extensioncords. This air compressor is not designedfor use by young children or infirm personswithout supervision. The air compressor andtools should be kept out of reach of children,preferably stored or locked in a secure cabinetor room when not in use.USE THE RIGHT TOOLSelect the right tool for the job. Do not use atool for a job for which it was not designed. Donot force a small air compressor to do the job ofa heavy–duty air compressor. Do not use the aircompressor for purposes not intended.5
DO NOT ABUSE THE POWER CORDREMOVE ADJUSTING KEYSAND WRENCHESNever yank or pull on the power cord todisconnect it from the mains supply socket. Nevercarry or pull your air compressor by its powercord. Keep the power cord away from heat, oil,solvents and sharp edges. Regularly check theplug and cord and if damaged have it replaced byan authorised service facility.Form the habit of always checking to see that anyadjusting keys or wrenches have been removedfrom the air compressor or attached air toolsbefore operating.AVOID UNINTENTIONALSTARTINGEXTENSION CORDS AND REELSEnsure that the switch is in the ‘OFF’ positionbefore plugging the air compressor into themains supply.This air compressor MUST be plugged directly intoa 240V AC wall socket.This air compressor is NOT designed to be run off anextension cord/lead. If you need extra distance do NOTuse an extension cord, USE A LONGER AIR HOSE.PROTECT FURNISHINGSThe use of extension cords may cause powervoltage loss and will result in damage to themotor. This will NOT be covered under warranty.If using the air compressor inside your house,protect furnishings and floors with a suitabledust sheet.SECURE THE WORK PIECEFIRE PRECAUTIONSWhenever possible secure the work piece usingclamps or a vice. It is safer than using your hands orfeet and leaves both hands free to control the tool.When using the air compressor inside your houseor workshop general fire precautions should beobserved. As a precaution it is recommended thatan expert is consulted on obtaining and using asuitable fire extinguisher.HOT COMPONENTSBeware many of the components will get hotduring use. Never touch any of the metal pipes,pump or motor as these may burn.CLEANING YOUR AIRCOMPRESSORAlways disconnect your air compressor fromthe mains power supply before you commencecleaning. Always ensure that your air compressorhas cooled, about one (1) hour, before cleaningand storing. When cleaning your air compressoruse only a damp soft cloth. NEVER use liquid orsolvents of any type.MAINTAIN YOUR AIRCOMPRESSOR WITH CAREFollow the instructions for lubricating and changingaccessories. Check the air compressor power cordperiodically and if damaged have it replaced by anauthorised service facility. Keep handles clean,dry and free from oil and grease. Ensure thatventilation slots are kept clean and free from dustat all times. Blocked ventilation slots or air filtercan cause overheating and damage to the motorand this will not be covered under warranty.DISCONNECT AIR COMPRESSOREnsure that the air compressor is disconnectedfrom the mains supply when not in use, beforeservicing, lubricating, making adjustments orwhen changing any accessories.6
CHECK DAMAGED PARTSPERSONAL SAFETYBefore using the air compressor it should becarefully checked to determine that it will operateproperly and perform its intended function.ClothingCheck for the correct alignment of moving partsensuring that they do not bind. Check for brokenor missing parts and have them replaced orrepaired at an authorised service facility. Checkany other condition that may affect the operationof the air compressor. A guard or any other partof the air compressor that is damaged should beproperly repaired or replaced by an authorisedservice facility unless otherwise indicated in thisinstruction manual.HairDo not wear loose clothing, jewelry or anythingthat could get caught in moving machinery.Long hair should be tied back or contained in aprotective covering.Eye ProtectionThe use of safety goggles is highly recommended(normal glasses are not sufficient for eyeprotection) when using an air compressor.Prescription glasses do not have safety lenses.FootwearAny switch that does not operate correctly mustbe replaced by an authorised service facility.Where there is the risk of heavy objects or ifthere is a risk of slipping on wet or slippery floors,suitable non–slip safety footwear should be worn.Protect your feet from dropping accidents.DO NOT use the air compressor if the RED ‘ON/ OFF’ button does not turn the air compressor‘ON’ and ‘OFF’.Ear ProtectionDO NOT use the power point switch to operatethe air compressor as this will cause damageand injury may occur. Any damage will not becovered under warranty.The use of ear protection is highly recommendedwhen using air compressors. The continual noisemay damage your ears.Respiratory ProtectionWhen operating any machinery that creates dustor when spray painting, an approved dust / filtermask must be worn. When machining concrete,man made fibres, especially MDF (Medium DensityFibre board), the resin used in these materials canbe hazardous to your health. Use an approvedface mask with replaceable filter.Do Not Over ReachDo not over reach. Keep a proper footing andmaintain your balance at all times. Avoid usingabnormal stances and awkward body positions.Stay AlertWatch what you are doing, use common sense,and never operate an air compressor when youare tired, drinking alcohol, taking drugs or iftaking medication that causes drowsiness.WARNINGDo not attempt to modify the air compressor in any way; this will VOID your warranty.The use of any attachment or accessory other than those recommended in this instruction manualcould result in damage to the air compressor and could cause injuries to the operator.This electric air compressor complies with Australian / New Zealand and International standards andsafety requirements. Repairs should only be carried out by qualified persons using original spareparts. Failure to do so may result in considerable danger to the operator.7
ELECTRICAL DATAIMPORTANTThis air compressor is fitted with a sealed electrical connection plug that is compatible withthe mains power supply for Australia / New Zealand and meets the requirements of AustralianStandards. This air compressor must be connected to a supply voltage that is equal to that statedon the rating label. If the mains power connection plug or power cord becomes damaged it must bereplaced with a complete assembly that is identical to the original, and this must be replaced by anauthorised service centre. Always follow the Australian / New Zealand requirements for connectionto the mains supply. If in doubt always consult a qualified electrician.SPECIFIC SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS Domestic air compressors are not designed forindustrial / commercial applications. Domestic air compressors are not designed forcontinuous running.Warning! Do not use the air compressor in areaswhere there is a risk of explosion or fire fromcombustible materials. The sparks generatedfrom certain tools attached to air compressor canignite combustible materials as well as flammableliquids, paint, varnish, petrol, flammable gasesand dust of an explosive nature. As a precautionit is recommended that you consult an expert on asuitable fire extinguisher and its use. Avoid touching the pump area as it can becomevery hot and may burn. Ensure that the air compressor is disconnectedfrom the mains supply when not in use, beforeservicing, lubricating, making changes and whenchanging attachments such as air hoses / tools. Always use the correct type of tool for theoperation to be carried out. Initially remove the transport plug andreplace with the oil breather BEFORE usingthe first time, see page 10. Never use the air compressor if any part of theunit is damaged. Always have the air compressorserviced by an authorised service agent. Do not attempt to modify the aircompressor, guards or the suppliedaccessories in any way. Always wear safety eye, ear and respiratoryprotection when operating the air compressor. Domestic air compressors are designed forintermittent operation. Ideally a 75% dutycycle. (Meaning. 45 seconds ON motorpumping and 15 seconds OFF, motor notpumping). Simply put when the motor ispumping the attached air tool can not beused. Only use the attached air tool whilethe compressor is not pumping. Allow the tank to completely fill before using theair compressor. If the air compressor makes an unfamiliarsound or vibrates excessively, switch the aircompressor ‘OFF’ immediately and disconnectfrom the mains power supply. Investigatethe possible cause or consult your authorisedservice facility. Stop using the attached tool as soon as theair compressor starts pumping. Always move the air compressor using thehandle and wheels. Always check the oil level before use. Theoil level should be above the red dot on thesight glass. Always use the air compressor on stable ground. This air compressor is designed to compressnormal air. Never use to compress any othertype (s) of gases. Fully assemble compressor before use. Always ensure your compressor is level andstable. Using your compressor on unlevelor unstable ground may cause a lack oflubrication and the pump to seize, thisdamage will not be covered under warranty. Never direct the jet of air or other liquids / gasestowards your body, other persons or animals. Never direct the jet of air or other liquids / gasestowards this air compressor. Never run this compressor without thewheels and/or rubber stopper (s) beingcorrectly fitted. This air compressor is not suitable forpharmaceutical, food or sanitary purposes. Never use an extension cord with thiscompressor always use a longer air hose. This air compressor is not to be used to for fillingscuba or oxygen air bottles or tanks. Never connect to a generator which does notproduce sufficient power, at least 3500W andhas pure sine wave power output. Always follow the instructions relating to thetools attached to this air compressor.8
PIC. 1151214131315169111021241059678COMPONENTS AND CONTROLSPic. 11. Oil fill and breather2. Oil sight glass3. Oil drain bolt4. Rear handle5. Tank6. Wheels7. Tank drain tap8. Twin rubber stoppers9. Tank pressure gauge - large10. Outlet pressure gauge - small11. Front handle (Large and small)12. Air tap – Air outlet13. Outlet pressure regulator14. Pressure switch15. On / Off button – red colour16. Safety Valve17. Air filter – metal (Not shown)18. Transport Plug (Not shown)91113
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSPIC. 2UnpackingCarefully unpack your air compressor. This aircompressor is bulky and heavy, two (2) personlift required. Dispose of all packing material in anenvironmentally responsible manner.Screw in oilbreatherAssemblyYour air compressor requires minor assemblybefore initial operation. Check that you have allcomponents required for assembly and initial use.Removeand discardtransport plugYour compressor is filled with oil do not tip toassemble.Oil Breather:To fit the oil breather:1. Remove the transport plug and throw away,see Pic. 2.2. Screw in the oil breather, see Pic. 2.Lubrication:PIC. 3Warning: Your air compressor IS FILLED with OIL!To check the oil level:1. Always check the oil level when the aircompressor is on flat and level ground.Oil level shouldbe to the top ofthe red dot onthe sight glassas per the label2. To confirm the oil level lift the back, wheel end,up about 20cm, hold for about 1 minute andplace back on ground.Look at the sight glass and ensure the oil is abovethe red dot on the sight glass, as per the “OIL LEVELGAUGE” label, see Pic. 3 and Pic. 4.To add oil, if required, additional oil notincluded:1. Remove oil breather.2. Add oil, SAE30 to at least the top of the reddot, see Pic. 4.3. Oil level will take about 1 minute to drain downand settle.PIC. 44. Check oil level in sight glass, see Pic. 3. Re-checkand top up if required, until level is correct.WARNINGDo not attempt to operate this compressor untilit is fully assembled.Damage caused due to incomplete assemblywill not be covered under warranty.Ensure the air compressor is disconnectedfrom the power supply before carrying outany assembly, maintenance or adjustmentson the machine.Never under fill or over fill with oil.10
RUBBER STOPPERPIC. 5To attach the rubber stoppers to the bracketlocated on the bottom of the tank;1. Undo the nut and remove the washers.2. Push through the bracket and replacethe washer.3. Tighten the nut, Pic. 5.WHEELSPIC. 61. Insert a bolt through the wheel.2. Push through the tank wheel bracket.3. Tighten the nut, Pic. 6.HANDLEPIC. 71. Loosen bolts in tubes welded to the tank.Tighten bolts tohold handle2. Push handle into tubes welded on the tank.3. Tighten the bolts to hold handle in place, Pic. 7.Slide handleinto tubes11
AIR FILTERPIC. 8The supplied air filter must be used.Failure to do so may result in irreparable damageand will void the warranty, Pic. 8To install:1. Carefully screw supplied air filter into thethreaded hole on the top of the pump head.This only needs to be done up by hand. Do notuse tools to tighten air filter.NOTE: Do not OVER TIGHTEN as this maydamage the air filter or cylinder head which willNOT be covered under warranty.STARTING AND STOPPINGYOUR AIR COMPRESSORPIC. 9Pic. 9Lift buttonup for onNOTE: Always ensure that you plug your aircompressor into a standard 240V AC power point.Never use an extension cord as this can lead to avoltage drop which may cause power loss and overheating. Use a longer air hose if you need to getcloser to your work area.Always start and stop the compressor usingthe ON/OFF button on the Pressure Switch(Pic. 1 Item 14 and 15 as well as Pic. 9).Never use the power point switch to operatethe compressor as this will cause damage andinjury may occur. Damage caused by not usingthis button will not be covered by warranty.To turn your air compressor ON;Lift up the red ON / OFF button on top of thepressure switchTo turn your air compressor OFF;Push down the red ON / OFF button on top of thepressure switch12Push buttondown for off
RUNNING IN YOUR NEW AIRCOMPRESSORUSING THE AIR COMPRESSORBefore starting run through thissimple list:Before running in ensure that thefollowing has been completed:1. Transport plug removed and discarded, seePic. 2, page 10.1. The transport plug has been removed anddiscarded, see pic. 2 page 10.2. Oil breather fitted, see Pic. 2, page 10.2. The oil breather has been fitted,see pic 4. page 10.3. Oil level – CORRECT (top of red dot). Pleaserefer to diagram, Pic. 4, page 10.3. Oil level is correct, see page 10.4. Air tap – CLOSED4. The air compressor has been fully assembled,see pages 10 – 12.5. Drain tap – open and drain tankYour new air compressor requiresrunning in:7. Check power lead for any damage. If damagedhave replaced by an authorised service centre.1. Plug the power cord into a standard 240V ACpower point8. Plug air compressor into a standard 240V10Amp AC power point and turn ON.2. Open the air tap9. Lift the air compressor button to turn ON, seepage 12, Pic. 9.6. Drain tap – close fully3. Open the tank drain tap10. Allow the air compressor to fill the air tank.4. Start the air compressor using theON / OFF button11. Turn the air compressor OFF.5. Run the air compressor for approximately1 minutes12. Turn the power point OFF and disconnect thepower lead from the power point.This ensures that the air compressor is fullylubricated under no load.13. Connect your air hose and air tools.14. Reconnect to the power lead to the powerpoint and turn ON.After the 1 minute stop the air compressor usingthe ON / OFF button. Allow to cool approximately10 minutes. Recheck the oil level and top up ifneeded, additional oil, SAE30, not included.15. Turn your air compressor ON.16. Once turned and you begin using theconnected air tools the air compressor willstart and stop without warning. This iscontrolled by the pressure switch. Thesepressure settings are factory set and shouldnot be changed.Before starting your air compressoragain ensure:1. Air tap is closed2. Tank drain tap is closedPumping starts at (minimum) 85PSI and stopsat (maximum) 115PSI. Once the initial pumpup stage has finished you can adjust the outletair pressure to the tools recommended workingpressure and open the air tap fully.13
PIC. 10The configuration of tools and accessories can bevaried to suit your particular requirements. A basicrecommended set up is shown in Pic. 10.When you have finished using your aircompressor follow these simple steps:1. Turn your air compressor OFF, using the ON/OFF switch.2. Turn the power point OFF and disconnect thepower lead.3. Disconnect your air tools and air hose.4. Clean your air hose and air tools.5. Store your air hose and air tools in a securewell ventilated cabinet.6. Slowly open the tank drain tap, see page 16.This allows excess air and moisture, water,to vent.7. Leave the tank drain tap open. This allows anymoisture to drain while the air compressoris stored.14
ADJUSTING THE PRESSUREPIC. 11To adjust the outlet air pressure, use thered colouredRegulatorregulator knob and check the pressure on theoutlet pressure gauge, Pic. 11.If the pressure needs to be lower,turn anti clockwise.Outlet tapIf the pressure needs to be higher, turn clockwise.Use the gauge to ensure you set the correctworking pressure.TankpressuregaugeNote: Different air tools require differentoperating pressures. Always check with the toolmanufacturer if unsure.OutletpressuregaugeSAFETY VALVEPIC. 12Pic. 12NOTE: When checking the safety valve ALWAYSwear safety glasses.To check the operation of the safety valve theair tank will need to be full. Gently pull the ringoutwards. This should release air under pressure.Release the ring and this should stop the air outflow immediately.Pull tocheckoperationIf the safety valve does NOT work in this manner,STOP the air compressor immediately and havethe air compressor checked / serviced by anauthorised service centre.15
AIR TAPPIC. 13Pic. 13The air tap will need to be opened to allow the airto flow to the attached air tool.Rotate tap handle to open/closestart/stop the air supply toyour attached toolClosed tapOpen tapTo open air tap rotate the handle so that it linesup with the fittings and hose, not supplied.To close air tap rotate the handle so that it is at90º to the fittings and hose, not supplied.DRAIN TAPPIC. 14Pic. 14After use open the drain tap to drain excessair and any moisture. The excess air will alsohelp purge the moisture. Leave the drain tapopen when air compressor is not in use, so anymoisture can continue to drainDrain Tap SealedORTo close and seal push lever up Right or leftTo open the drain tap pull the lever downto vertical.Drain tap opened un-sealedTo seal the drain tap push the lever upto horizontal.NOTE: Remember to seal the drain tap beforestarting the compressor.To open and drain pull lever down16
MAINTENANCEPIC. 15DailyBefore use1. Seal the tank drain tap, see page 16, Pic.14.Remove oildrain bolt anddrain used oilinto funnel.Replace andthighten oildrain bolt2. Check the oil level, see page 10, Pic. 4.3. Check safety valve operation, see page 15, Pic. 12.After use1. Open the tank drain tap, see page 16, Pic.14.2. Wipe down the air compressor.3. Store safely and securely.Every 50 Hours1. Replace the air filter.2. Drain oil completely and replace with fresh oilTo drain:a. Loosen and remove the sight glass, Pic.15and drain oil into a funnel / bottle anddispose of in an appropriate manner.b. Once drained replace and tighten the sight glass.c. Wipe up any oil spills.d. Fill up to the top red dot on the sight glasswith fresh clean oil. Refer page 10 for“To Add Oil, if Required” details. Refer todiagram Pic. 4, page 10.NOTE: Use oil type SAE30.TROUBLE SHOOTINGIf your compressor does not start Check that you have plugged the power leadinto a standard 240V 10Amp power point andturned the switch ON. Check that you have turned the aircompressor ON/OFF switch ON. The air tank may be full. Use your air tooland the air compressor should start when thepressure decreases to 85PSI.If your compressor does not buildup pressure Check that the tank drain tap is sealed. Check that the air tap is closed.If your compressor smells like burnt oil Check the oil level a
air tool while the compressor is not pumping. Stop using the attached tool as soon as the air compressor starts pumping. USE THE RIGHT TOOL Select the right tool for the job. Do not use a tool for a job for which it was not designed. Do not force a small air compressor to do the job of a heavy-duty air compressor. Do not use the air
