Aerfast AC09210 User manual

AC09210
Operating Manual Compressor Oil-free type
Mode d’Emploi Compresssseur d’air, modele sans huile
Betriebsanleitung Kompressor, Typ - ölfrei
Gebruikaanwijzing Compressor, Olieloos type
Bruksanvisning Luftkompressor, oljefritt utförande
Käzttöohjeet ja osalista Kompressorit, öljytön
R ENGLSH
R FRANÇAIS
R DEUTSCHE
R NEDERLANDSE
R SVENSKA
R SUOMEN
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IMPORTANT:
PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING
OPERATIONS.
WARNINGS FOR THE SAFE USE OF THIS AIR COMPRESSOR ARE INCLUDED IN THIS
MANUAL.
IMPORTANT:
S’IL VOUS PLAÎT LIRE ET COMPRENDRE CE MANUEL AVAN DE COMMENCER OPERATIONS.
MISES EN GARDE POUR L’UTILISATION EN TOUTE SÉCURITÉ COMPRESSEUR D’AIR SONT INCLUS DANS
CET MANUEL.
WICHTIG:
BITTE LESEN UND VERSTEHEN BETRIEBSANLEITUNG, BEVOR BETRIEB.
HINWEISE FÜR DIE SICHERE VERWENDUNG DIESER LUFTKOMPRESSOR ZU DIESER GRUPPE GEHÖREN
MANUAL.
BELANGRIJK:
LEES ZORGVULDIG EN BEGRIJPT DEYE HANDLEIDING VOORDAT ACTIVITEITEN.
WAARSCHUWINGEN VOOR DE VEILIG GEBRUIK VAN DIT COMPRESSOR ZIJN OPGENOMEN IN DEZE
MANUAL.
VIKTIGT:
LÄS OCH FÖRSTÅ DENNA MANUAL NOGGRANT INNAN START VERKSAMHET.
VARNINGAR FÖARNINGAR FÖR SÄKER ANVÄNDNING AV DENNA LUFTKOMPRESSOR FINNS DET I MANUAL.
TÄRKEÄÄ:
LUE TÄMÄ KÄZTTÖOHJE HUOLELLISESTI ENNEN TOIMINTA.
VAROITUKSET TURVALLISTA KÄYTTÖÄ PAINEILMAKOMPRESSORI SISÄLTYVÄT TÄHÄN MANUAL.
AC09210
CODE:
SERIAL NO:
NOICE:
MAX PRESSURE:
Volt / Hz / A:
RPM:
POWER:
WEIGHT:
AFN0017
78 dBA
10 bar
230 V / 50 Hz / 6 A
2850 rpm
0.75 kW
21.8 kg

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ...................................................................
SAFETY ALERT......................................................................
INSPECTION .........................................................................
SAFETY WARNINGS ............................................................
ELECTRICAL.................................................................
EXPLOSION OR FIRE....................................................
BURSTING ....................................................................
BREATHING ..................................................................
BURNS ..........................................................................
FLYING OBJECTS..........................................................
EYE PROTECTION..........................................................
MOVING PARTS.............................................................
NEGLIGENCE ................................................................
AIR COMPRESSOR DAMAGE.......................................
COMPRESSOR FEATURES ..................................................
PREPARATION........................................................................
INITIAL SET-UP ............................................................
LOCATION.....................................................................
GROUDING...................................................................
OPERATION ...........................................................................
PRE-START CHECKLIST ..............................................
START-UP .....................................................................
SHUTDOWN .................................................................
MAINTENANCE.......................................................................
TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................
RECYCLING...........................................................................
SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................
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INSPECTION
Unbox the air compressor and write the serial number in the space provided below. Inspect for
signs of obvious or concealed freight damage. Be sure that all damaged parts are replaced and
any mechanical problems are corrected prior to the operation of the air compressor.
SERIAL NUMBER__________________________________________
Please have the following information available for all service calls:
1. Model Number
2. Serial Number
3. Date and Place of Purchase
INTRODUCTION
This operator’s manual was compiled for your benet. By reading and following the simple safety,
installation and operation, and maintena nce steps described in this manual, you will receive years
of troublefree operation from your new AERFAST Air Compressor. The contents of this manual
are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication. The manufacturer
reserves the right to make changes in price, color, materials equipment, specications or models
at any time without notice.
SAFETY ALLERTS!
A ”DANGER, WARNING or CAUTION” safety warning will be surrounded by a ”SAFETY ALERT
BOX”. This box is used to designate and emphasize Safety Warnings that must be followed when
operating this air compressor. Accompanying the safety warnings are “Signal Words” which des-
ignate the degree or level of hazard seriousness. The “Signal Words” used in this manual are as
follows:
ALWAYS PROVIDE A COPY OF THIS MANUAL TO ANYONE USING THIS EQUIPMENT. READ
ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL AND ANY INSTRUCTIONS SUPPLIED BY MANUFAC-
TURERS OF SUPPORTING EQUIPMENT BEFORE OPERATING THIS AIR COMPRESSOR
AND ESPECIALLY POINT OUT THE “SAFETY WARNINGS” TO PREVENT THE POSSIBILITY
OF PERSONAL INJURY TO THE OPERATOR.
DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
WILL result in death or serious injury.
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
COULD result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided
MAY result in minor or moderate injury or damage to the air
compressor.
The symbols set to the left of this paragraph are “Safety Alert Symbols”.
These symbols are used to call attention to items or procedures that
could be dangerous to you or other persons using this equipment.
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RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK
OR ELECTROCUTION
Make sure the air compressor is plugged
into a properly grounded outlet which
provides correct voltage and adequate
fuse protection.
Check power cord for signs of crushing,
cutting or heat damage.
Replace faulty cord before use.
Keep all connections dry and o the
ground. Do not allow electrical cords to lay
in water or in such a position where water
could come in contact with them. Do not
touch plug with wet hands.
Do not pull on the electrical cord to
disconnect from the outlet.
Never operate air compressor in wet
conditions or outdoors when it is raining.
Never operate air compressor with safety
guards/covers removed or damaged.
Any electrical wiring or repairs
performed on this air compressor
should be done by Authorized
Service Personnel in accordance
with National and Local electrical
codes.
Before opening any electrical
enclosure, always shut o the air
compressor, relieve pressure and
unplug the air compressor from the
power source. Allow air compressor
to cool down. Never assume the air
compressor is safe to work on just
because it is not operating. It could
restart at any time!
Serious injury or death could
occur if the air compressor is not
properly grounded. Your air
compressor is powered by
electricity and may cause
electric shock or electrocution if
not used properly.
Electrical shock may occur from
electrical cord.
Electrical shock may occur if the
air compressor is not operated
properly.
Serious injury or death may occur
if electrical repairs are attempted
by unqualied persons
HAZARD PREVENSIONPONTENTIAL CONCEQUENCES
SAFETY WARNINGS
READ ALL SAFETY WARNINGS BEFORE USING AIR COMPRESSOR GB

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RISK OF EXPLOSION
OR FIRE
RISK OF BURSTING
Always operate air compressor in a
well ventilated area free of
ammable vapors, combustible
dust, gases or other combustible
materials.
If spraying ammable material,
locate the air compressor at least
6 meters away from the spray area.
(An additional hose may be
required.)
Never place objects against or on
top of air compressor. Operate air
compressor at least 30cm away
from any wall or obstruction that
would restrict proper ventilation.
Drain air tank daily or after each use
to prevent moisture buildup in the
air tank.
If air tank develops a leak, replace
the air tank immediately. Never
repair, weld or make modications
to the air tank or its attachments.
Never make adjustments to the
factory set pressures.
Never exceed manufacturers
maximum allowable pressure rating
of attachments.
Because of extreme heat, do not
use plastic pipe or lead tin soldered
joints for a discharge line.
Never use air compressor to inate
small, low pressure objects such as
toys.
All hoses and ttings shall be suitable
for site use at the maximum allowable
working pressure of the portable
compressor.
Serious injury or death may occur
from normal electrical sparks in
motor and pressure switch.
Serious injury may occur if any air
compressor ventilation openings
are restricted, causing the air
compressor to overheat and start
on re.
Serious injury or death may occur
from an air tank explosion if the
air tanks are not properly
maintained.
Serious injury may occur from an
air compressor malfunction or
exploding accessories if incorrect
system components,
attachments or accessories are
used.
HAZARD PREVENSIONPONTENTIAL CONCEQUENCES
SAFETY WARNINGS
READ ALL SAFETY WARNINGS BEFORE USING AIR COMPRESSOR
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RISK TO BREATHING
RISK OF BURNS
RISK OF FLYING
OBJECTS
EYE PROTECTION
MUST BE WARN
Never inhale air from the air compressor
either directly or from a breathing device
connected to the air compressor.
Operate air compressor only in a well
ventilated area. Follow all safety
instructions provided with the materials
you are spraying. Use of a respirator may
be required when working with some
materials.
Never allow any part of your body or
other materials to make contact with
any exposed metal parts on the air
compressor, motor, or pipework.
Always wear OSHA required “Z87” safety
glasses to shield the eyes from ying
debris.
Never point the air stream at any part
of your body, anyone else or animals.
Never leave pressurized air compressor
unattended. Shut o air compressor and
relieve pressure before attempting
maintenance, attaching tools or
accessories.
Always maintain a safe distance from
people and animals while operating
the air compressor.
Do not move the air compressor
while air tank is under pressure. Do
not attempt to move the air
compressor by pulling on the hose.
Serious injury or death could
occur from inhaling compressed
air. The air stream may contain
carbon monoxide, toxic vapors or
solid particles.
Sprayed materials such as paint,
paint solvents, paint remover,
insecticides, weed killers, etc.
contain harmful vapors and
poisons.
Serious injury could occur from
touching exposed metal parts.
These areas can remain hot for
some time after the air
compressor is shutdown.
Soft tissue damage can occur
from the compressed air stream.
Serious injury can occur from
loose debris being propelled at a
high speed from the compressed
air stream.
HAZARD PREVENSIONPONTENTIAL CONCEQUENCES
SAFETY WARNINGS
READ ALL SAFETY WARNINGS BEFORE USING AIR COMPRESSOR GB

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RISK FROM MOVING
PARTS
WARNING:
UNIT MAY START
WITHOUT WARNING
RISK FROM
NEGLIGENCE
RISK OF AIR
COMPRESSOR
DAMAGE
Always turn o air compressor when
not in use. Bleed pressure from the
air hose and unplug from electrical outlet
before performing maintenance. All repairs
to the air compressor should be made by
an Authorized Service person. Never
assume the air compressor is safe to work
on just because it is not operating. It could
restart at any time!
Do not operate without protective
covers/guards. Replace damaged
covers/guards before using the air
compressor
Never allow children or adolescents
to operate this air compressor!
Stay alert-watch what you are doing.
Do not operate the air compressor
when fatigued or under the inuence
of alcohol or drugs.
Know how to stop the air
compressor. Be thoroughly familiar
with controls.
Do not operate air compressor
without an air lter.
Do not operate air compressor in a
corrosive environment.
Always operate the air compressor
in a stable, secure position to prevent
air compressor from falling.
Follow all maintenance instructions
listed in this manual.
Risk of bodily injury from moving
parts. This air compressor cycles
automatically when the pressure
switch is in the “On/Auto”
position.
Risk of injury from negligent use.
Risk of major repair.
HAZARD PREVENSIONPONTENTIAL CONCEQUENCES
SAFETY WARNINGS
READ ALL SAFETY WARNINGS BEFORE USING AIR COMPRESSOR
! SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
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COMPRESSOR FEATURES
1) Motor/pressureswitch
2) Air compressor pump
3) Safety Releif Valve
4) Tank Pressure Gauge
5) Outlet Pressure Gauge
6) Pressure Regulator
7) Discharge Liner
8) Ventilation Openings / pretective Shroud
9) Quick Connector
10) Air Filter
11) Tank Drain Valve
12) Cold Start Valve
13) Motor Thermal Overload / reset
14) Wheels (2)
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COMPRESSOR FEATURES
PRESSURE SWITCH:
This switch is used to start or stop the air compressor. Moving the switch to the Auto (On) position will
provide automatic power to the pressure switch which will allow the motor to start when the air tank
pressure is below the factory set cut-in pressure. When in the Start/Stop option, the pressure switch stops
the motor when the air tank pressure reaches the factory set cut-out pressure. This switch also has a
pressure unloading valve located on the side of the switch designed to automatically release compressed
air from the air compressor pump head and its discharge line when the air compressor reaches cut-out
pressure or is chut o. This allows the motor to restart freely. Moving the switch to the O position will
cut-o power and stop the air compressor.
MOTOR THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTOR:
The electric motor has a thermal overload protector. if the motor overheats for any reason, the thermal
overload will cut o power, thus preventing the motor from being damaged. Wait until the motor is cool.
The motor also have a magnetic breaker. Reset the switch if it is tripped.
AIR INTAKE FILTER:
The lter is designed to clean air coming into the pump. To ensure the pump continually recieve a clean,
cool and dry air supply this lter must always be clean and ventilation opening free from obstructions. The
lter can be removed for cleaning by using warm, soapy water. Rinse the lter and air dry.
AIR COMPRESSOR PUMP:
To compress air, the piston moves up and down in the cylinder. On the downstroke, air is drawn in through
the air intake valve while the exhaust valve remains closed. On the upstroke, air is compressed, the intake
valve closes and compressed air is forced out through the exhaust valve, into the discharge line, through
the check valve and into the air tank.
SAFETY RELIEF VALVE:
This valve is designed to prevent system failures by relieving pressure from the system when the
compressed air reaches a predetermined level. the valve is preset by the manufacture and must not be
modied in any way. To verify the valve is working properly, pull the ring. Air will escape. When the ring is
released, it will reset.
AIR TANK DRAIN VALVE:
The drain valve is used to remove moisture from the air tank(s) after the air compressor is shut of. NEVER
attempt to open the drain valve when more than 0.7 Bar of air pressure is in the air tank! To open the drain
valve, turnthe knob counterclockwise. Tilt the tank to ensure that all condensation drains through the
valve.
AIR TANK PRESSURE GAUGE:
The air tank pressure gauge indicates the reserve air pressure in the air tank(s)
OUTLET PRESSURE GAUGE:
The outlet pressure gauge indicactes the air pressure available at the outlet side of the regulator. This
pressure is controlled by the regulator and is always less or equal to the air tank pressure.
PRESSURE REGULATOR:
The air pressure coming from the air tank is controlled by the regulator knob. Turn the pressure regulation
knob clockwise to increase discharge pressure and counterclockwise to decrease discharge pressure.
Turn the threat not against the knob to lock.
DISCHARGE LINE:
Please be aware that the discharge line is very hot
PREPARATION
INITIAL SET-UP:
1. Read safety warnings before setting-up air compressor.
LOCATION:
CAUTION
In order to avoid damaging the air compressor, do not incline the air compressor
transversely or longitudinally more than 10•.
DANGER
Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can
result in a risk of shock or electrocution. Check with a qualied
electrician or service personnel if you are in doubt as to whether
the outlet is properly grounded. Do not use any type of adapter
with this product. If repair or replacement of the cord or plug is necessary, do not
connect the grounding wire to either at blade terminal. The wire with insulation
having an outer surface that is green with or without yellow stripes is the
grounding wire.
WARNING
Serious injury or death may occur if electrical sparks from motor
and pressure switch come in contact with ammable vapors,
combustible dust, gases or other combustible materials. When
using the air compressor for spray painting, place the air
compressor as far away I from the work area as possible, using
extra air hoses instead of extension cords.
Place the air compressor at least 30 cm away from obstacles that may prevent proper ventilation.
Do not place air compressor in an area:
-where there is evidence of oil or gas leaks.
-where ammable gas vapors or materials may be present.
-where air temperatures fall below 0•C or exceed 40•C .
-where extremely dirty air or water could be drawn into the air compressor.
WARNING
This product must be grounded. If there should be a malfunction or
breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for
electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is
equipped with a cord having an equipmentgrounding conductor and
a grounding type plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is
properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and
ordinances.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS:
Do not modify the plug that has been provided, if it does not t the available outlet, the correct outlet
should be installed by a qualied electrician. The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly
installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes. If these grounding instructions are not com-
pletely understood or if in doubt as to whether the compressor is properly grounded, have the installation
checked by a qualied electrician.
This product is for use on a nominal 115 or 230 volt circuit, as applicable. A cord with a grounding plug as
shown here shall be used. Make sure that the product is connected to an outlet that matches the plug. No
adapter should be used with this product
(FOR AREA OTHER THAN USA, PLEASE CHECK THE LOCAL CODE.)
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COMPRESSOR FEATURES
PRESSURE SWITCH:
This switch is used to start or stop the air compressor. Moving the switch to the Auto (On) position will
provide automatic power to the pressure switch which will allow the motor to start when the air tank
pressure is below the factory set cut-in pressure. When in the Start/Stop option, the pressure switch stops
the motor when the air tank pressure reaches the factory set cut-out pressure. This switch also has a
pressure unloading valve located on the side of the switch designed to automatically release compressed
air from the air compressor pump head and its discharge line when the air compressor reaches cut-out
pressure or is chut o. This allows the motor to restart freely. Moving the switch to the O position will
cut-o power and stop the air compressor.
MOTOR THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTOR:
The electric motor has a thermal overload protector. if the motor overheats for any reason, the thermal
overload will cut o power, thus preventing the motor from being damaged. Wait until the motor is cool.
The motor also have a magnetic breaker. Reset the switch if it is tripped.
AIR INTAKE FILTER:
The lter is designed to clean air coming into the pump. To ensure the pump continually recieve a clean,
cool and dry air supply this lter must always be clean and ventilation opening free from obstructions. The
lter can be removed for cleaning by using warm, soapy water. Rinse the lter and air dry.
AIR COMPRESSOR PUMP:
To compress air, the piston moves up and down in the cylinder. On the downstroke, air is drawn in through
the air intake valve while the exhaust valve remains closed. On the upstroke, air is compressed, the intake
valve closes and compressed air is forced out through the exhaust valve, into the discharge line, through
the check valve and into the air tank.
SAFETY RELIEF VALVE:
This valve is designed to prevent system failures by relieving pressure from the system when the
compressed air reaches a predetermined level. the valve is preset by the manufacture and must not be
modied in any way. To verify the valve is working properly, pull the ring. Air will escape. When the ring is
released, it will reset.
AIR TANK DRAIN VALVE:
The drain valve is used to remove moisture from the air tank(s) after the air compressor is shut of. NEVER
attempt to open the drain valve when more than 0.7 Bar of air pressure is in the air tank! To open the drain
valve, turnthe knob counterclockwise. Tilt the tank to ensure that all condensation drains through the
valve.
AIR TANK PRESSURE GAUGE:
The air tank pressure gauge indicates the reserve air pressure in the air tank(s)
OUTLET PRESSURE GAUGE:
The outlet pressure gauge indicactes the air pressure available at the outlet side of the regulator. This
pressure is controlled by the regulator and is always less or equal to the air tank pressure.
PRESSURE REGULATOR:
The air pressure coming from the air tank is controlled by the regulator knob. Turn the pressure regulation
knob clockwise to increase discharge pressure and counterclockwise to decrease discharge pressure.
Turn the threat not against the knob to lock.
DISCHARGE LINE:
Please be aware that the discharge line is very hot
PREPARATION
INITIAL SET-UP:
1. Read safety warnings before setting-up air compressor.
LOCATION:
CAUTION
In order to avoid damaging the air compressor, do not incline the air compressor
transversely or longitudinally more than 10•.
DANGER
Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can
result in a risk of shock or electrocution. Check with a qualied
electrician or service personnel if you are in doubt as to whether
the outlet is properly grounded. Do not use any type of adapter
with this product. If repair or replacement of the cord or plug is necessary, do not
connect the grounding wire to either at blade terminal. The wire with insulation
having an outer surface that is green with or without yellow stripes is the
grounding wire.
WARNING
Serious injury or death may occur if electrical sparks from motor
and pressure switch come in contact with ammable vapors,
combustible dust, gases or other combustible materials. When
using the air compressor for spray painting, place the air
compressor as far away I from the work area as possible, using
extra air hoses instead of extension cords.
Place the air compressor at least 30 cm away from obstacles that may prevent proper ventilation.
Do not place air compressor in an area:
-where there is evidence of oil or gas leaks.
-where ammable gas vapors or materials may be present.
-where air temperatures fall below 0•C or exceed 40•C .
-where extremely dirty air or water could be drawn into the air compressor.
WARNING
This product must be grounded. If there should be a malfunction or
breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for
electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is
equipped with a cord having an equipmentgrounding conductor and
a grounding type plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is
properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and
ordinances.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS:
Do not modify the plug that has been provided, if it does not t the available outlet, the correct outlet
should be installed by a qualied electrician. The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly
installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes. If these grounding instructions are not com-
pletely understood or if in doubt as to whether the compressor is properly grounded, have the installation
checked by a qualied electrician.
This product is for use on a nominal 115 or 230 volt circuit, as applicable. A cord with a grounding plug as
shown here shall be used. Make sure that the product is connected to an outlet that matches the plug. No
adapter should be used with this product
(FOR AREA OTHER THAN USA, PLEASE CHECK THE LOCAL CODE.)
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OPERATION
PRE-START CHECKLIST:
1. Remove any moisture in the air compressor air tank. Remove excessive pressure with an air tool, then
open the air tank drain valve in the bottom of the air tank. Close tightly when drained.
2. Make sure the air compressor Motor Switch is in the “OFF” (0) position.
3. Make sure all safety valves are working correctly.
4. Make sure all guards and covers are in place and securely mounted.
START-UP:
1. Ensure the lever on the pressure switch box is in the “OFF” (0)position.
2. Plug the power cord into a grounded outlet.
3. Move the lever on the pressure switch box to the On (1) position.
4. AUTO OPERATION: The ON position w ill allow the air compressor to “START” building
up pressure in the air tanks and “STOP” when correct pressure is achieved. When pressure drops with
usage, the air compressor will “START” building up pressure again.
5. Set pressure by adjusting the pressure regulator knob counterclockwise for less pressure and clockwise
for more pressure.
6. If you notice any unusual noise or vibration, stop the air compressor and refer to “Troubleshooting”.
SHUTDOWN:
1. To stop the air compressor, move the lever on the pressure switch box to the “OFF” (0) position. NEVER
stop the air compressor by unplugging it from the power source. This could result in risk of electrocution.
2. Drain air from the air tank by releasing air with an attached air tool or by pulling on the safety relief valve
ring.
3. Once pressure in the air tanks register under 0.7 bar, open the drain valve under each air tank to drain
any moisture.
4. Allow the air compressor to cool down.
5. Wipe air compressor clean and store in a safe, non-freezing area.
MAINTENANCE
Read the instruction manual before performing maintenance. The following procedures must be performed
when stopping the air compressor for maintenance or service.
1. Turn o air compressor.
WARNING
Risk of bodily injury. NEVER attempt to open the drain valve when
more than 0.7 bar of air pressure is in the air tank!
WARNING
Never assume the air compressor is safe to work on just
because it is not operating. It could restart at any time!
2. Disconnect cord from main power supply.
3. Open all drains.
4. Wait for the air compressor to cool before starting service.
Drain condensation in air tank(s)
PROCEDURE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
Check for unusual noise/vibration
Check for air leaks
Inspect air lter, clean if neccessary
Clean exterior of compressor
Check safety relief valve
MAINTENANCE CHART
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom 1: The motor will not run or restart
PROBABLE CAUSE
Power cord not plugged in.
Motor/Pressure switch is in “OFF” (0) position.
Motor thermal overload switch has tripped.
Fuse blown or circuit breaker has tripped.
Wrong gauge wire or length of extension cord.
Air tank pressure exceeds motor/pressure switch
“cut-in” pressure.
Pressure release valve on motor/pressure switch
has not unloaded pump head pressure.
REMEDY
Plug cord into grounded outlet.
Move switch to “ON” (1) position.
Turn air compressor o, wait until motor is cool,
then check motor circuit breaker.
Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker.
Check for proper fuse amperage.
Check for low voltage conditions.
Disconnect any other electrical appliances from
circuit or operate air compressor on its own branch
circuit.
Check chart on page #10 for proper gauge wire and
cord length.
Motor will start automatically when air tank pressure
drops below “cut-in” pressure of motor/pressure
switch.
Bleed the line by moving the switch to the “O” (0)
position.
Contact AERFAST Customer Service.
Symptom 2: When in start/stop postion, the motor runs continously
PROBABLE CAUSE
Motor/Pressure switch does not shut o the motor
when the air compressor reaches “cut-out”
pressure and safety relief valve activates.
The air compressor is incorrectly sized.
REMEDY
Move the motor/pressure switch to the “O”(0)
position, If the motor does not shut o, unplug the
air compressor. If the electrical contacts are welded
together, replace the pressure switch.
Limit the air pressure to the capacity of the air
compressor. Either use a smaller tool or a larger air
compressor.
Symptom 3: Air continues to leak at motor/pressure switch release valve after motor stops.
PROBABLE CAUSE
The check valve is stuck open. REMEDY
Remove, clean or replace.
Symptom 4: Air continues to leak at motor/pressure switch release valve while motor is running
PROBABLE CAUSE
Defective motor/pressure switch. REMEDY
Replace
Symptom 5: Air blowing from inlet lter
PROBABLE CAUSE
Damaged inlet (reed) valve. REMEDY
Contact AERFAST Customer Service
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom 6: Air leaks from safety relief valve
PROBABLE CAUSE
Possible defective safety relief valve.
Excessive air tank pressure.
REMEDY
Operate safety relief valve manually by pulling on
ring.
If it still leaks, it should be replaced.
Defective motor/pressure switch. Replace.
Symptom 7: Air leaks at ttings
PROBABLE CAUSE
Fittings are not tight enough. REMEDY
Tighten ttings where air can be heard
escaping. Check ttings with soapy water
solution. Do not overtighten.
Symptom 8: Air leak in air tank
PROBABLE CAUSE
Defective or rusted air tank. REMEDY
Remove, clean or replace.
Symptom 10: Air compressor not making enough air
PROBABLE CAUSE
Restricted air intake lter.
Defective (reed) valve.
REMEDY
Clean.
Drain air tank and measure pump up time.
Compare tospecications. If lower, remove pump
head and inspect valve plate, clean or replace.
Symptom 9: Insucient pressure at air tool or accessory
PROBABLE CAUSE
Pressure regulator knob not turned to high enough
pressure or defective pressure regulator.
Restricted air intake lter.
Air leaks.
Air compressor is not large enough for air
requirement.
REMEDY
Adjust pressure regulator knob to proper setting or
replace.
Clean.
Check for leaks and repair.
Check the accessory air requirement. If it is higher
thanthe CFM or pressure supply of the air
compressor, you need a larger air compressor.
Symptom 11: Moisture in discharge air
PROBABLE CAUSE
Condensation in air tank caused by high level of
atmospheric humidity or air compressor is
not run long enough.
REMEDY
Drain air tank after every use. Drain air tank more
often in humid weather and use an air line lter.
Please dispose of the compressor in the environment as waste. The compressor must be
collected as electrical and electronic equipment separately.
TROUBLESHOOTING
RECYCLING
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model#
Crankcase
Bearings
Cylinders
Valves
Compressor stage
Number of Cylinders
Compressor Pump
RPM
Phase
Hz.
Amperage
Voltage
Motor
Horsepower
Head
Maximum Pressure
Pump-up time: 0-10 bar
Pump-up time: 8-10 bar
Net. Weight
Air ow @ 6 bar l/min
Air Displacement l/min
Performance
Capacity
Air Tank
Control
Cut-in
Cut-out
Filter
Motor/pressure Sqitch Settings
AC09210
Aluminium
Ball
Aluminium
Reed-Single
Single
1
2850
1
50 Hz
4 A
230 V
1HP / 0.75 kW
Aluminium
10 Bar
106 Sec.
21 Sec
21.8 Kg
48 L/min.
88 L/min.
10 L
ON / OFF
8 bar
10 Bar
Canister
42 x 38.5 x 46
78 dB
Plastic
Dimensions L X W X H
Noise level (dB)
Tire type
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TABLE DES MATIÈRES
INTRODUCTION ...................................................................
ALERTES POUR LA SÉCURITÉ.............................................
INSPECTION .........................................................................
MISES EN GARDE DE SÉCURITÉ .........................................
ÉLECTRICITÉ.................................................................
EXPLOSION OU INCENDIE...........................................
ÉCLATEMENT................................................................
INHALATION .................................................................
BRÛLURES ...................................................................
OBJETS PROJETÉS......................................................
PROTECTION DES YEUX..............................................
PIÈCES EN MOUVEMENT.............................................
NÉGLIGENCE ................................................................
DOMMAGES AU COMPRESSEUR................................
CARACTÉRISTIQUES DU COMPRESSEUR. .......................
PRÉPARATION........................................................................
MISE EN OEUVRE INITIALE .........................................
EMPLACEMENT.............................................................
MISE à LA TERRE............................................................
FONCTIONNEMENT ...............................................................
LISTE DE VÉRIFICATIONS PRÉLIMINAIR.E S .............
DÉMARRAGE ................................................................
COUPURE......................................................................
ENTRETIEN.............................................................................
DÉPANNAGE...........................................................................
RECYCLAGE...........................................................................
SPÉCIFICATIONS ...................................................................
3
3
3
7
6
10
6
5
8-9
7
7
6
6
5
4
4-7
10
10
10
12-13
11
11
11
11
11
13
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INSPECTION
Déballez le compresseur d’air et écrivez son numéro de série dans l’emplacement fourni plus
bas. Inspectez pour chercher des signes d’éventuels dommages évidents ou cachés venant du
transport. Assurez-vous que toutes pièces endommagées soient remplacées et que tout
problème mécanique soit résolu avant de mettre le compresseur d’air en marche.
NUMÉRO DE SÉRIE__________________________________________
Veuillez avoir sous la main ces informations en cas d’appel pour n’importe quel service :
1. Référence de modèle
2. Numéro de série
3. Date et lieu d’achat
INTRODUCTION
Ce manuel d’utilisation a été composé pour vous servir. En lisant puis en appliquant les étapes
simples décrites dans de manuel de sécurisation, installation et fonctionnement, et entretien,
vous aurez des années de service sans souci pour votre nouveau compresseur à air AERFAST.
Le contenu de ce manuel est basé sur les dernières informations produit disponibles au moment
de sa publication. Le constructeur se réserve le droit d’opérer des changements sur prix, couleur,
matériel et équipement, spécications ou modèles, à tout moment et sans préavis.
ALERTES POUR LA SÉCURITÉ !
Une signalisation pour DANGER, AVERTISSEMENT ou ATTENTION pour la sécurité sera entouré
d’un encadrement d’alerte. Ce cadre est utilisé pour montrer et renforcer les mesures de sécurité
qui doivent être respectées pour faire fonctionner ce compresseur d’air. En accompagnement
des mises en garde de sécurité il y a les mots clés d’alerte qui donnent le degré de danger du
risque. Les mots utilisés dans ce manuel sont :
FOURNISSEZ TOUJOURS UNE COPIE DE CE MANUEL À TOUTE PERSONNE QUI VA
UTILISER CET ÉQUIPEMENT. IL FAUT LIRE TOUTES LES INSTRUCTIONS DE CE MANUEL
PLUS TOUTES LES INSTRUCTIONS FOURNIES PAR LES FABRICANTS DES ÉQUIPEMENTS
ANNEXES AVANT DE FAIRE FONCTIONNER LE COMPRESSEUR D’AIR, ET PRÊTER UNE
ATTENTION TOUTE PARTICULIÈRE AUX MISES EN GARDE DE SÉCURITÉ POUR ÉVITER LA
POSSIBILITÉ DE BLESSURES CORPORELLES POUR L’OPÉRATEUR.
Danger: Indique une situation très dangereuse, qui si les mesures ne sont pas
prises ENTRAÎNERA une blessure sérieuse voire mortelle.
AVERTISSEMENT : Indique une situation potentiellement dangereuse, qui si
les mesures ne sont pas prises ENTRAÎNERAIT une
blessure sérieuse voire mortelle.
ATTENTION : Indique une situation potentiellement dangereuse, qui si les
mesures ne sont pas prises POURRAIT ENTRAÎNER une
blessure légère ou endommager le compresseur d’air.
Les symboles placés à la gauche de ce paragraphe sont les symboles
d’alerte de sécurité, ils sont utilisés pour attirer l’attention sur des articles
ou procédures qui pourraient présenter un danger pour vous ou d’autres
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DANGER PREVENTIONCONSEQUENCES POTENTIELLES
RISQUE DE
COMMOTION
ÉLECTRIQUE
OU D’ÉLECTROCUTION
Assurez-vous que compresseur d’air est
bien branché sur une prise secteur
convenablement reliée à la terre, qui
fournit la tension correcte, et qui est
protégée en amont par fusible ou
disjoncteur.
Vériez le cordon secteur pour y déceler
des signes d’écrasement, de coupure ou
de brûlure. Remplacez le cordon s’il est
abîmé avant toute nouvelle utilisation.
Gardez toutes les connexions au sec et
ne reposant pas par terre. Ne laissez pas
le cordon secteur traîner dans l’eau ou
dans une position telle que de l’eau
puisse venir à son contact. Ne touchez
pas la che secteur avec des mains
mouillées.
Ne tirez pas sur le cordon secteur pour
débrancher la che de la prise murale.
Ne faites jamais fonctionner le
compresseur d’air dans des conditions
d’humidité ou à l’extérieur quand il pleut.
Ne faites jamais fonctionner le
compresseur d’air avec ses couvercles
et protections de sécurité enlevés.
Tout câblage ou dépannage électrique
eectué sur le compresseur d’air doit
être coné à un personnel de dépannage
agréé, en conformité avec les
réglementations électriques locales et
nationales.
Avant d’ouvrir toute partie électrique
fermée, arrêtez toujours le compresseur
d’air, faites chuter la pression et
débranchez l’appareil de sa prise
secteur. Laissez le compresseur d’air
refroidir. Ne présumez jamais que vous
pouvez intervenir en sécurité sur le
compresseur d’air juste parce qu’il ne
tourne pas. Il pourrait redémarrer
inopinément!
Des blessures graves ou
mortelles peuvent arriver si le
compresseur n’est pas mis à la
terre de façon convenable. Votre
compresseur d’air est alimenté de
l’électricité et cela peut provoquer
une commotion électrique ou une
électrocution si l’utilisation n’est
pas correcte.
Une commotion électrique peut
venir du cordon secteur.
Electrical shock may occur from
electrical cord.
Une commotion électrique peut
arriver si le compresseur n’est
pas utilisé correctement.
Des blessures graves ou
mortelles peuvent arriver si des
réparations électriques sont
tentées par des personnes non
qualiées.
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RISQUE D’EXPLOSION
OU D’INCENDIE
RISQUE
D’ÉCLATEMENT
Faites toujours fonctionner le
compresseur d’air dans une zone
bien ventilée exempte de vapeurs
inammables, de poussière
combustible, de gaz ou autres
matières combustibles.
Si vous pulvérisez sous pression de
la matière inammable, placez le
compresseur d’air au moins 6
mètres plus loin que la zone traitée
(vous pouvez avoir besoin d’un
exible auxiliaire).
Ne placez jamais de objets contre ou
sur le compresseur d’air. Faites-le
fonctionner à au moins 30 cm à
l’écart de tout mur ou obstacle qui
pourrait empêcher une ventilation
convenable.
Purgez le réservoir d’air quotidiennement,
ou après chaque utilisation, an d’éviter
une accumulation d’humidité à l’intérieur.
Si une fuite est constatée au réservoir d’air,
il faut immédiatement le remplacer. Ne
jamais chercher à réparer, souder ou
modier le réservoir d’air ni ses
accessoires.
Ne jamais modier les pression réglées en
usine.
Ne dépassez jamais la pression
correspondant au maximum nominal
admissible par les accessoires reliés.
N’utilisez jamais le compresseur
pour goner des petits objets pour
basse pression, comme les jouets.
Tous les tuyaux et garnitures
conviendront pour l’usage
d’emplacement à la pression
d’utilisation maximale permise du
compresseur portatif.
Des blessures sérieuses voire
mortelles peuvent arriver à partir
d’étincelles électriques normales
au niveau du moteur ou du
manostat.
Des blessures sérieuses peuvent
arriver si des ouvertures de
ventilation du compresseur d’air
sont obstruées, provoquant la
surchaue de l’appareil et
l’amenant à prendre feu.
Des blessures sérieuses voire
mortelles peuvent arriver suite à
une explosion d’un réservoir d’air,
suite à un mauvais entretien.
Des blessures sérieuses peuvent
arriver par un dysfonctionnement
du compresseur d’air ou
l’explosion d’accessoires, si des
composants, annexes ou
accessoires du système qui
seraient de type incorrect sont
utilisés.
DANGER PREVENTIONCONSEQUENCES POTENTIELLES
MISES EN GARDE DE SÉCURITÉ
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RISQUE D’INHALATION
RISQUE DE BRÛLURE
RISQUE D’OBJETS
PROJETÉS
PORTEZ TOUJOURS
DES LUNETTES DE
PROTECTION
Ne respirez jamais de l’air venant du
compresseur d’air, ni directement ni
par un appareil respiratoire branché
sur le compresseur d’air.
Ne faites fonctionner le compresseur
d’air que dans une zone bine
ventilée. Respectez toutes les
instructions fournies avec le produit
que vous vaporisez. L’utilisation d’un
masque respiratoire peut être
nécessaire pour appliquer certains
produits.
Ne laissez jamais une partie quelconque
de votre corps ou des objets entrer en
contact avec n’importe quelle partie
métallique exposée du compresseur d’air.
Portez toujours des lunettes de sécurité
norme OSHA “Z87” pour protéger vos
yeux des débris projetés.
Ne dirigez jamais le jet d’air comprimé vers
une quelconque partie de votre corps, ni
vers d’autres personnes ou des animaux.
Ne laissez jamais le compresseur d’air en
marche sans surveillance. Coupez le
compresseur et libérez la pression avant
toute intervention sur le compresseur,
comme le rattachement d’outils ou
accessoires.
Gardez toujours une distance de sécurité
par rapport aux personnes et aux animaux
en faisant fonctionner le compresseur d’air.
Ne déplacez pas le compresseur d’air
pendant que son réservoir est encore sous
pression. Ne tentez pas de déplacer le
compresseur en le tirant par sa conduite.
Des blessures sérieuses voire
mortelles peuvent arriver suite à
l’inhalation d’air comprimé. Le
courant d’air peut contenir du
monoxyde de carbone, des
vapeurs toxiques ou des
particules solides.
Des matières vaporisées comme
peinture, solvants pour peinture,
décapants, insecticides,
herbicides, etc. peuvent contenir
des vapeurs et poisons qui
présentent un danger.
Des blessures sérieuses peuvent
arriver en touchant des pièces
métalliques exposées.
Ces surfaces peuvent rester très
chaudes pendant un certain
temps après l’arrêt du
compresseur d’air.
Des dommages aux tissus
fragiles peuvent être provoqués
par le jet d’air comprimé.
Des blessures sérieuses peuvent
arriver par le fait que des débris
libérés peuvent être projetés à
grande vitesse par le jet d’air
comprimé.
DANGER PREVENTION
CONSEQUENCES POTENTIELLES
MISES EN GARDE DE SÉCURITÉ
LISEZ TOUTES LES MISES EN GARDE DE SÉCURITÉ AVANT D’UTILISER LE COMPRESSEUR D’AIR