Coopers of Stortford Air Rhino J108 User manual

Air Rhino J108 Instructions for Use
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference v002: 08/04/22
Battery Charger:
Voltage: 100 -240V a.c.
Frequency: 50-60Hz
Current: 0.2A
Output: 12.6V d.c. 0.5A
Battery Pack: 11.1V d.c.; 1500mA

Air Rhino J108 Instructions for Use
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference v002: 08/04/22

Air Rhino J108 Instructions for Use
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference v002: 08/04/22
Using Air Rhino
Air Rhino can be used with either the included rechargeable battery pack or DC car adapter.
Charging the Air Rhino
Important! Charge for at least 3 hours before first use.
Do NOT store battery inside unit when not in use.
1. Remove the battery by pressing locking tabs in and pulling it out (See Fig 1).
2. Plug the AC charger into a wall socket. Then connect to the AC charger port on the battery (See Fig 2).
3. Always connect to a domestic indoor mains wall socket when using the AC charger.
4. When LED on charger changes from red to green, charging is finished. This may take up to 3 hours
(See Fig 3). Unit should run for approximately 15 minutes per charge.
Note: We recommend not charging the battery for more than 5 hours.
NOTE
1. The typical run-time will vary depending on the battery level, pressure load during use, and the
operating conditions.
2. High-pressure loading, or excessive back pressure will result in a shorter run-time than indicated.
3. Cold temperature conditions will reduce battery run-time. We recommend using the DC Car Adapter
during cold temperature conditions.
Using the 12V Car Adapter
1. Unravel cord before use.
NOTE: Be sure the cord runs through the hole at the base of the pack.
2. If battery is installed, remove from air compressor by pressing locking tabs in and pulling out (See Fig 4).
3. Slide the 12V DC car adapter pack into the air compressor until you hear a click (See Fig 5).
4. Connect the adapter into the DC socket in your car (See Fig 6). When ready to use, power car on. Always
operate vehicle outdoors.

Air Rhino J108 Instructions for Use
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Inflating Instructions
INFLATING TYRES
Loosen the attachment lock approximately 3 rotations counter-clockwise (See Fig 7). Do not remove lock
completely.
IMPORTANT: Insert the air hose with threaded end into the attachment lock. Press in firmly while
screwing in clockwise until it can go no further (See Fig 8).
Tighten attachment lock clockwise until hand-tight.
Press the Power button below the LCD display to turn on (See Fig 9).
NOTE: After 30 seconds of inactivity, the digital tyre gauge will turn off automatically to conserve energy.
To choose desired pressure format (PSI, BAR, KPA) press the power button continuously until desired format
displays.
Screw the threaded connector onto tyre’s valve stem quickly.For tyres with air taps the clamp can be used to
secure in place.
When connected, the gauge will show current tyre pressure.
Press “+” or “-“ to set desired pressure level. Once set, wait a few seconds until current tyre pressure
displays.
NOTE: Always check and follow the manufacturer’s recommended pressure, usually located on the door
jamb of your vehicle.
Air Rhino will begin to inflate the tyre to the set pressure level, and shut off automatically when reached.
When done, press the trigger once to turn off.
Remove the thread connector from the tyre quickly, and replace valve stem cap on tyre, if required.
WARNING: Connector may be hot. Use caution when removing.

Air Rhino J108 Instructions for Use
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Note: To avoid over-inflation of tyres, please check the recommended tyre pressure in the vehicle’s
owner’s manual. For bicycle tyres, check marking on tyre.
WARNING: The LCD display must turn on before operating the Air Rhino. Please read and understand
these instructions provided in the manual prior to operation.
Always turn off the air compressor when not in use to conserve battery power.
Use a separate pressure gauge for more accurate reading.
Inflating items with additional tips
Air Rhino can be used for inflatable toys, air mattresses and sports equipment.
Loosen the attachment lock approximately 3 rotations counter-clockwise (See Fig 7). Do not remove lock
completely.
IMPORTANT:
Loosen the attachment Insert the tip into the attachment lock. Press in firmly while screwing in clockwise
until it can go no further (See Fig 8).
Tighten attachment lock clockwise until hand-tight.
Press the Power button below the LCD display to turn on. (See Fig 9).
NOTE: After 30 seconds of inactivity, the digital tyre gauge will turn off automatically to conserve energy.
Insert the tip adapter into inflatable object and push trigger.
Allow Air Rhino to run until fully inflated.
Remove tip adapter from the inflated object quickly, and replace valve cover if required.
NOTE: The pressure gauge will only provide an estimated reading.
WARNING:
The LCD display must turn on before operating Air Rhino. Please read, and understand the instruction
provide in the manual prior to operation.
Always turn off the air compressor when not in use to conserve battery power.
Use a separate pressure gauge for more accurate reading.
General Safety Measures and precautions that apply to the use of air compressors
Safe operation of the air compressor requires that you read the instructions and safety precautions carefully
and follow all instructions before using the air compressor.
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
•THE AIR COMPRESSOR IS DESIGNED FOR OCCASIONAL USE. INFLATION OVER A LONG PERIOD WILL
OVERHEAT THE AIR COMPRESSOR AND MAY CAUSE DAMAGE.
•THE AIR COMPRESSOR SHOULD NOT OPERATE FOR MORE THAN 7-8 MINUTES AT A TIME AFTER WHICH
IT MUST BE SWITCHED OFF AND SET ASIDE TO COOL FOR AT LEAST 20-30 MINUTES BEFORE
RESTARTING. ALWAYS CONNECT TO A DOMESTIC INDOOR MAINS WALL SOCKET WHEN USING THE AC
CHARGER.
•IF THE AIR COMPRESSOR EMITS ABNORMAL SOUND OR OVERHEATS, TURN IT OFF IMMEDIATELY AND
LET IT COOL OFF FOR A MINIMUM OF 30 MINUTES.