GENTILIN B110 User manual

GENTILIN SRL
Via delle Tezze, 20/22 - 36070 Trissino (VI) ITALY
Tel. [phone] - Fax [phone]
[email protected] - www.gentilin.it
Translation of the
Original instructions
EN
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
COMPRESSOR B110
Code
MAN_B110_A001
Issue
16.12.10
Revision
REV00_06_2016
MOD. B110/05 - PICK UP - PICO
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A
Front side
LH side view
1Carrying handle
2Air conveyor
3ON (I) – OFF (O) switch
4Pressure switch
5Safety valve (set to 10.5 bar)
6Air tank
7Power plug and cable
8Feet
9Outlet pressure regulator
10 Tank outlet gauge
11 Air outlet spigot
12 Air lter
13 Electric motor
14 Condensate pump
15 Pump/Tank connection pipes
16 Non-return valve
17 Tank pressure gauge
18 Fixed cooling fan protective net
19 Single-cylinder pumping assembly
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Supply voltage/Frequency 110-230/50 V/Hz 110-230/60 V/Hz
Nominal power 0,75 kW 1.1 kW
Max. operating pressure 9 bar
Level of output noise levels A at the work stations (Leg. 2006/42/CE) 72 dB 73 dB
Driveshaft rotation speed 2800 rpm 3400 rpm
Tank volume 5 lt
Performance (aspirations/yield) 110/60 l/min 130/60 l/min
Temperature/air humidity +5°C ÷ +40°C / 5% ÷ 95%
Total weight 12,5 Kg
Dimensions (lxwxh) 191×414×392 mm
5. IMPORTANCE OF THE MANUAL
BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE IN QUESTION, AUTHORISED USERS MUST READ AND UNDERSTAND THE PRESENT
INSTRUCTION MANUAL IN ITS ENTIRETY.
• The “Instruction Manual” was compiled according to the instructions as specied in Machinery Directive 2006/42/CE, in order
to guarantee easy and correct understanding of subjects relevant to operators authorised to use and oversee maintenance of
the appliance in question. Should operators nd errors, please do not send incorrect personal interpretations/amendments that
may threaten safety, rather, we advise you immediately request the Manufacturer send the correct explanations or further details.
• The“Instruction Manual”must be accessible by authorised operators at all times and must be always be kept in a safe place within
close proximity of the appliance.
THE PRESENT INSTRUCTION MANUAL FORMS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE APPLIANCE AND MUST BE KEPT FOR FUTU-
RE REFERENCE AND UP UNTIL THE END OF APPLIANCE LIFE. IT MUST ALWAYS BE ACCESSIBLE TO AUTHORISED OPE-
RATORS AND IT MUST BE SAFELY STORED AND KEPT WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY OF THE APPLIANCE ITSELF.
THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PERSONS, ANIMALS AND OBJECTS CAUSED BY
INOBSERVATION OF REGULATIONS ANDWARNINGS DESCRIBED IN THE PRESENT INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
IN THE INSTANCE WHERE THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL IS LOST OR DAMAGED, RERQUEST A COPY FROM THE MANUFACTU-
RER OR THE AUTHORISED SUPPLIER, SPECIFYING THE APPLIANCE MODEL AND THE EDITION NUMBER PROVIDED WITHIN
THE TITLE.
THE PRESENT INSTRUCTION MANUAL COMPLIES WITH TECHNICAL PROVISIONS AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE OF THE AP-
PLIANCE AND CANNOT BE CONSIDERED INCORRECT IN THE INSTANCE WHERENEWEXPERIMENTATION RESULTS IN UPDATES
OF SUCH TECHNICAL PROVISIONS.
THE PRESENT INSTRUCTION MANUAL MUST BE PASSED OVER IN THE INSTANCE WHERE THE APPLINACE IS HANDED OVER
TO ANOTHER USER.
6. RECIPIENTS
• This“Instruction Manual”is aimed exclusively at operators authorised to carry out operations according to specic technical skills
necessitated for the operation type.
• The below described symbols appear at the beginning of paragraphs in order to indicate the identity of operators aected by
the subject described.
AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST ONLY CARRY OUT OPERATIONS FOR WHICH THEY ARE QUALIFIED.
BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY OPERATIONS, AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST POSSESS ADEQUATE PSHYCHO-
PHYSICAL CAPABILITES IN ORDER TO ALWAYS ENSURE SAFETY.
ASSIGNED OPERATOR: an operator over the age of 18 (private user or employee) and, who, in compliance with
current legislation on health and safety in the work place in force within the country of usage, is capable of exclusively
activating, using and deactivating the appliance whilst completely complying with the instructions presently provided,
whilst using the dedicated personal safety device items.
MECCHANICAL/PNEUMATIC MAINTENANCE PERSON: a qualied technician, capable of carrying out
exclusive interventions on mechanical/pneumatic parts in order to oversee the regulation, maintenance and/or re-
pairs even with protective devices disabled in complete compliance with the instructions presently provided or with
any other specic document supplied by the Manufacturer, whilst using the dedicated personal safety device items.
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE: a qualied technician, capable of carrying out exclusive interventions on electrical
devices in order to oversee the regulation, maintenance and/or repairs even where an electric supply is present and even
with protective devices disabled in complete compliance with the instructions presently provided or with any other specic
document supplied by the Manufacturer, whilst using the dedicated personal safety device items.
PERSON IN CHARGE: a person who, depending on his professional skills and within the limits of the hierarchic and
functional powers appropriate to the nature of the task he has been appointed to perform, supervises work activities
and assures the Directives he receives are implemented, checking the correct performance of the workers and exer-
cising a functional power of initiative.
MANUFACTURER’STECHNICIAN: a qualied technician oered by the Manufacturer and/or Supplier authorised
to provide required technical assistance, standard and extraordinary maintenance interventions and/or operations
which are not presently included which necessitate specialist knowledge of the appliance, whilst using the dedicated
personal safety device items.
7. STATUS “APPLIANCE OFF”
Before carrying out any type of maintenance and/or regulation operation on the appliance, you must:
1) Shut o the power supply ensuring that the“ON (I)”switch is in the “OFF (0)”position (3 - Fig. 1).
2) Unplug the power cable (7 - Fig. 1) from the plug located near the appliance.
3) Empty the tank (14 - Fig. 1) (no pressure).
8. WARRANTY
1) WARRANTY DECLARATION: the Manufacturer guarantees the Acquirer, the replacement, repair and intervention relative to
all appliances, where the aforementioned display conformity defects which comprise correct usage and operation, only where
such defects are owing to the fault of the Manufacturer. The Manufacturer reserves the right to adopt the best solution in order
to restore appliance conformity within a reasonable amount of time.
2) ACQUIRER: the Acquirer is dened as a“consumer” where the purchase was made by a physical person and where the appliance
is not to be used for commercial or professional purposes. The Acquirer is dened as a “professional or company” where the
purchase was made by a professional or company who aims to use the appliance for commercial or professional purposes.
3) TERMS: the Manufacturer is responsible where the defect of conformity is discovered within the following time frame from the
purchase date:
24 months, where the purchase was made by a “consumer” as described under point 2);
12 months, where the purchase was made by a “professional or company” as described under point 2).
4) VALIDITY: the warranty is valid if the buyer noties the manufacturer of any lack of conformity within 2 months from the date on
which the lack was detected. The above mentioned notication must necessarily be accompanied by a regular proof of purchase
(till receipt or invoice).
5) EXPIRY: the warranty expires in the instance where the Acquirer uses the appliance in an inappropriate and/or in such a way that
goes against the details in the “Instruction Manual” supplied by the Manufacturer, or in the instance where the defect is owing
to the inexperience of the Acquirer or an accident.
6) RESPONSIBILITY: the Manufacturer is exempt from all responsibility from harm caused to the Acquirer in terms of lack of or
reduced performance owing to conformity defects.
7) FEES: the fees relative to the work force and materials necessary to restore the appliance are charged to the Manufacturer. The
fees and delivery methods are to be agreed upon with the Authorised Supplier.
9. RIGHTS RESERVED
• Rights reserved with regards the “Instruction Manual” remain with the Manufacturer.
• No parts of the present manual, in full or in part, may be copied and/or passed on in any way, without written authorisation from
the Manufacturer.
• All the brands mentioned belong to the respective owners.
10. INTENDED USE
FIELD OF OPERATION: Industrial, handicraft and civil.
PLACE OF OPERATION: Interior locations with sucient lighting, ventilation, with temperature and air humidity values as per
details provided in Paragraph 2, in compliance with legislation governing health and safety in the work place in force in the country
of usage. The appliance must rest on a surface that ensures the appliance is stable with respect to its weight and overall dimensions
(see Paragraph 2).
WARNING!
THE APPLIANCE MUST BE KEPT OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
INTENDED USE: Compressing air (no oil) to be used with suitable pneumatic utensils according to current legislation in force
(E.g. blowing, pumping, washing, veneering and sandblasting, etc...).
OPERATORS AUTHORISED USE: An authorised operator with professional, technical skills as described in Paragraph 6.
11. INCORRECT USE
The appliance was designed and manufactured exclusively for the aim as described in Paragraph 10; in order to ensure the safety of
authorised operators and appliance eciency at all times, any other use is completely forbidden.
IT IS COMPLETELY FORBIDDEN TO OPERATE THE APPLIANCE IN ENVIRONMENTS PRONE TO EXPLOSIONS AND/OR
WHERE COMBUSTIBLE SUBSTANCES ARE PRESENT (E.G. WOOD GRAINS, FLOUR, SUGAR AND GRANULES).
PERICOLO DI SCOTTATURE PER CONTATTO ACCIDENTALE CON GRUPPO POMPANTE BICILINDRICO E MOTORE ELET-
TRICO.ATTENZIONE ESISTE UN RISCHIO RESIDUO (see Paragraph 22).
IT IS ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN TO USE THE MACHINE IN AREAS CONTAINING SOLID OR ABRASIVE PARTICLES.
THE MACHINE MUST BE USED IN COMPLIANCE WITH LEGISLATION GOVERNING EMISSIONS (NOISE) IN FORCE IN THE
COUNTRY OF USE.
DURING USE, ENSURE THAT UNAUTHORISED PERSONS DO NOT COME WITHIN PROXIMITY OF THE APPLIANCE.
THE APPLIANCE MUST BE KEPT OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.
IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO USE THE MACHINE OUTDOORS.
INCORRECT USE OF THE APPLIANCE OR USE WHICH DIFFERS FROM THAT SPECIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 10 IS FORBIDDEN.
THE USE OF UNSUITABLE AIR PIPES (EXTENSIONS), CONNECTIONS AND UTENSILS OR THOSE WHICH DO NOT CONFORM
WITH CURRENT LEGISLATION IN FORCE ARE COMPLETELY FORBIDDEN.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO LIFT THE APPLIANCE WITH CRANES AND/OR LIFTING DEVICES.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO DIRECT COMPRESSED AIR JETS AT PERSONS AND/OR ANIMALS.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO USE THE APPLIANCE TO MOVE AND/OR LIFT PERSONS, ANIMALS OR OBJECTS.
T IS FORBIDDEN TO MOUNT THE APPLIANCE.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO TOW THE APPLIANCE USING ANY TYPE OF MEDIUM AND/OR VEHICLE.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MANUALLY MOVE THE APPLIANCE UPHILL AND/OR DOWNHILL WHERE DANGEROUS INCLINATIONS
ARE PRESENT.
1. PARTS LIST
Stamp:
3. CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Gentilin S.r.l. - Via delle Tezze, 20/22 36070 Trissino (VI) - Italia - VAT N.: 01262520248
Declares that the following machine: COMPRESSOR B110/05 - PICK-UP - PICO
MACHINE: Air volumetric compressor
SERIAL NUMBER: ________________________________
Complies with the following directives:
• 2006/42/EC Directive of the European Parliament and the Council of 17 May 2006
on machinery and amending Directive 95/16/EC (recast)
• 2014/30/UE Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014, replacing 2004/108/EC Directive of the
European Parliament and of the Council of 15 December 2004, on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to
electromagnetic compatibility and repealing Directive 89/336/EEC
• 2014/35/UE Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014, replacing Directive 2006/95/EC of the
European Parlament and Council, of December 12, 2006
Person authorized to prepare the Technical Dossier: Gentilin Giuseppe, in quality of Technical Manager.
Place: Via delle Tezze, 20/22 - 36070 Trissino (VI) ITALY Date: _________________________
12. TRANSPORTATION AND
MOVEMENT OF THE APPLIANCE
Themachine can be carried by an operator using the handle
(A - Fig. 3).
THE MACHINE MUST BE MOVED BY AN OPERATOR
INOBSERVANCE OFTHE REGULATIONS GOVERNING
THE „MANUAL HANDLING OFLOADS“IN ORDER TO
PREVENT UNFAVOURABLE ERGONOMIC CONDITIONS
THAT COULD CAUSE BACK INJURY.
13. PACKAGING
The machine is packed by the Manufacturer on a pallet, xed
with straps and covered by a cardboard box and can only
be moved using a fork lift truck or a transpallet. The pack
contains 1 compressor and 1 instructions manual.
14. UNPACKING
Once the package has been placed on the oor on a at surface which ensures stability, proceed with unpacking; remove the ap-
pliance from its packaging as per the instructions provided in Paragraph 12.
PLEASE DISPOSE OF THE PACKAGING DIVIDING IT UP ACCORDING TO THE VARIOUS WASTE MATERIALS AND IN
COMPLIANCE WITH LEGISLATION CURRENTLY IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY OF USAGE.
15. LOCATION
The appliance must be placed in a work place which satises the characteristics described in Paragraph 10; it must be placed on a
at surface which ensures stability with regards to overall dimensions and weight (see Paragraph 2).
IN ORDER TO ENSURE A SAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENT FOR AUTHORISED OPERATORS, WE RECOMMEND PLACING THE
APPLIANCE AT A MINIMUM DISTANCE OF 1m FROM OTHER OBJECTS/ENTITIES.
16. STORAGE
• In the instance where the appliance is not to be used for an extended period of time, it must be stored in a safe place, with suitable
temperature and air humidity values, where it is protected from dust.
• Before storing the appliance, we recommend drainingmoisture fromthe air tank.
17. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The machine can be connected to the mains electrical supply by plugging the power cable (7 - Fig. 1) into the special socket.
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4. CE LABEL
The CE marking certies the compliance of the machine
with the essential health and safety requirements esta-
blished by the product Directives applied.
It takes the formof a polyester sticker, with a black
thermal transfermould, which are applied on themotor
frame (Fig. 2).
Rev. 00_06_2016MAN_B110_A001

THE POWER SUPPLY NETWORK TO WHICH THE APPLIANCE IS CONNECTED MUST CONFORM TO THE LEGISLATION
CURRENTLY IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY OF USAGE, CONFORM TO THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS PROVIDED IN
PARAGRAPH 2 AND BE EQUIPPED WITH A SUITABLE “PLANT EARTHING” SYSTEM.
ALL MATERIALS USED FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTION MUST BE SUITED TO THE INTENDED USAGE, LABELLED WITH “CE”
IF SUBJECT TO THE LOW VOLTAGE DIRECTIVE 2006/95/CE AND CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS AS SPECIFIED IN THE
LEGISLATION CURRENTLY IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY OF APPLIANCE USAGE.
DISREGARD FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBEDWARNINGS MAY LEAD TO IRREPERABLE DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM AND SUBSEQUENTLY WARRANTY EXPIRY.
THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR FAULTS OR ANOMOLIES WITH APPLIANCE OPERATION CAUSED
BY ELECTRICAL POWER SURGES IN ADDITION TO TOLERANCES BY THE SUPPLY ENTITY (VOLTAGE ± 10%, FREQUENCY ± 2%).
WHERE NECESSARY, CONNECT THE APPLIANCE EXCLUSIVELY TO THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY GENERATOR WITH POWER GRTEA-
TER THAN THE INSTALLED ELECTRICAL POWER (SEE PARAGRAPH 2), IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THE POWER-DRAWAT START-UP.
18. AIR PIPE EXTENSION AND UTENSILS CONNECTION
1) Connect the utensil to the air pipe (extension).
2) Connect the air pipe (extension) to the appliance air outlet spigot (rif. 11 - Fig. 1).
AIR PIPES (EXTENSION), CONNECTIONS AND UTENSILS WHICH CONFORM TO THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTION
MANUALS MUST BE USED.
THE USE OF UNSUITABLE AIR PIPES (EXTENSIONS), CONNECTIONS AND UTENSILS AND/OR THOSE WHICH DO NOT
COMPLY WITH LEGILATION CURRENTLY IN FORCE IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.
THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PERSONS, ANIMALS AND OBJECTS CAUSED BY THE
INOBSERVATION OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBEDWARNINGS.
19. SAFETY DEVICES ADOPTED
1) SAFETY VALVE (5 - Fig. 1): a certied safety valve (set to 10.5 bar), installed to the pneumatic system, under the pressure switch. It
tackles over-pressure in the instance where, owing to anomalies, the pressure switch does not function. Safety valve intervention
ensures the operator switches o the appliance and requests the support ofmaintenance persons.
2) PRESSURE SWITCH (4 - Fig. 1): an electro-pneumatic device (set to a minimum of 7 bar and a maximum of 9 bar) installed to
the pneumatic system. It serves to control the automatic start-up of the appliance when the operating pressure comes down to
7 bar and the automatic close-down when the pressure reaches 9 bar.
3) FIXED COOLING FAN PROTECTIVE NET 18 - Fig. 1): this is a xed protection comprising a plastic grill screwed to the base of
the single-cylinder pump assembly. It serves to stop accidental contact with the cooling fan when inmotion.
4) MOTOR PROTECTOR: this is an overload protection installed in the motor which stops it in case of overcurrent and/or short circuit.
It is reset when the temperature returns within the factory-set parameters.
5) TANK PRESSURE GAUGE 17 - Fig. 1): a measuring device installed to the appliance tank. It displays the compressed air pressure
inside the tank.
6) OUTLET PRESSURE GAUGE 10 - Fig. 1): a measuring device installed to the appliance pneumatic system above the air outlet
spigot. It displays the outlet pressure, which can be adjusted using the relative pressure regulator (0÷9 bar) (9 - Fig. 1).
ALL SAFETY DEVICES INSTALLED ON THE APPLIANCE MUST BE REGULARLY CHECKED TO ENSURE THEY ARE FUNC-
TIONING CORRECTLY.
ANY SAFETY DEVICES WHICH ARE NOT FUNCTIONING CORRECTLY OR WHICH ARE DAMAGED MUST BE IMMEDIATELY
REPLACED.
THE HANDLING, EXCLUSION AND/OR REMOVAL OF SAFETY DEVICES INSTALLED ON THE DEVICE IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.
REPLACING A SAFETY DEVICE OR COMPONENTS OF SAFETY DEVICES WITH UNORIGINAL REPLACEMENT PARTS IS STRICTLY
FORBIDDEN.
20. SAFETY SIGNS
Safety signs used take the formof a sticky label, applied to the appliance
exterior. Sign denitions:
1Warning – electrical power
2Warning – automatic start-up
3Warning – high temperature
4Instructions must be read
5Power must be disconnected
6Protect your hearing
THE SAFETY SIGN MUST BE KEPT CLEAN SO THAT IT IS VISIBLE.
SAFETY SIGNS WHICH ARE DAMAGED MUST BE REPLACED; ASK FOR A REPLACAMENT FROM THE MANUFACTRER OR
THE AUTHORISED SUPPLIER.
REMOVING AND/OR DAMAGING THE SAFETY SIGN ATTACHED TO THE APPLIANCE IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.
21. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT PPI
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ISSUED BY THE MANUFACTURER MUST BE USED. AUTHORISED OPERATORS
MUST WEAR PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ISSUED BY THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE UTENSILS EMPLOYED
BASED UPON THE WORK TO BE CARRIED OUT. AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST NOT WEAR CLOTHING AND/OR AC-
CESSORIES THATMAY BECOME CAUGHT IN THE APPLIANCE.
SEGN COMPULSORY PPE TYPE OF WORK
Hand protection
(heat-resistant gloves)
If maintenance work is required without waiting for the motor
and the single-cylinder pump assembly to cool down.
Ear protectors
(earmus)
During all operational phases.
Feet protection
(shoes with reinforced toe caps)
During appliance transportation.
22. RESIDUAL RISKS
Although the Manufacturer has adopted all technical construction solutions in order to make the appliance as safe as possible,
authorised operators please be aware that residual risks remain.
RESIDUAL RISK Danger of burns due to accidental contact with the single-cylinder pump assembly and the motor.
SEVERITY OF DAMAGE Mild damage (normally reversible).
LIABILITY Liability may be incorporated in the instance when the operator decides to voluntarily carry out an
incorrect or forbidden action.
PROBABILITY Small and accidental.
PHASE IN WHICH THE
RISK IS PRESENT
Operation.
SUITABLE PROVISIONS Safety signs (see Paragraph 20). Commitment to use personal protection equipment (PPI) (see Paragraph
21) and/or waiting for the appliance to cool.
23. AREAS ASSUMED BY AUTHORISED OPERATORS
AREA A: on the rear side of the appliance next to
the command devices, in order to command the
activation and deactivation of the compressor, to
carry out connection/disconnection of the uten-
sils, reading of the gauge and the regulation of the
pressure, cleaning or replacement of the air lter
and opening/closure of the condensate pump.
AREA B: when working to carry out suitable
operation dependent on the type of utensil used
(E.g. veneering, etc.).
24. COMMAND DEVICES
The command devices are:
1Tank outlet gauge
2“ON (I) - OFF (0)”switch
3Pressure switch
4Electrical supply cable
5Outlet pressure regulator
6Tank pressure gauge
7Air outlet spigot
25. PRESTARTUP CHECKS
BEFORE STARTING UP THE APPLIANCE, AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST CARRY OUT THE FOLLOWING CHECKS.
1) Ensure that no unauthorised persons are in close proximity of the appliance.
2) Ensure that safety devices are not damaged and that they are correctly installed and operational (see Paragraph 19).
3) Ensure that the appliance is correctly positioned (see Paragraph 15).
4) Ensure that the“ON/OFF” switch is in the “OFF(0) position (see Paragraph 24).
5) Ensure that the condensate pump is closed (14 - Fig. 1).
6) Use the compulsory personal protection equipment (PPI) (see Paragraph 21).
7) Ensure that you have read and understood all parts of the present “Instruction Manual”.
26. APPLIANCE ACTIVATION
DANGER OF BURNS UPON ACCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH SINGLECYCLINDER PUMPING ASSEMBLY AND ELECTR
TIC MOTOR. WARNING  RESIDUAL RISK SEE PARAGRAPH 22.
THE MANUFACTURTER DECLINES ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PERSONS, ANIMALS OR OBJECTS CAUSED BY
INOBSERVANCE OF REGULATIONS AND THEWARNINGS DESCRIBED IN THE PRESENT MANUAL.
THE MANUFACTURTER DECLINES ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE OUTCOME FOLLOWING USAGE AS THIS IS DEPENDENT ON THE
UTENSIL USED AND THE PROFESSIONAL SKILLS OF THE AUTHORISED OPERATORS.
THE AUTHORISED OPERATORS MAY ONLY START UP THE APPLIANCE ONLY AFTER HAVING CARRIED OUT THE COMPLULSARY
CHECKS DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH 25.
DURING OPERATION, PLEASE ENSURE THAT UNAUTHORISED PERSONS DO NOT COME WITHIN PROXIMITY OF THE APPLIANCE.
AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST NOT LEAVE THE APPLIANCE UNSUPERVISED WHILST IN OPERATION OR DURING MAIN-
TENNACE INTERVENTIONS.
1) Connect the appliance to the power supply by plugging it in (4 - Fig. 4).
2) Switch on the appliance using the“ON-OFF” switch (2 - Fig. 4) ensuring it is in the “ON (I)” position (the appliance is operational
until it reaches a maximum operating pressure of 9 bar, after which, it switches o automatically).
3) Regulate the outlet pressure using the relevant regulator (5- Fig. 4), according to the utensil used and type of work. Control the
pressure displayed by the relevant gauge (6 - Fig. 4).
DO NOT FULLY SCREW THE OULET PRESSURE GAUGE OR YOU RISK DAMAGING THE MEMEBRANE.
4) Connect the utensil to the air pipe (extension).
5) Connect the air pipe (extension) to the air outlet spigot (7 - Fig. 3).
AIR PIPES (EXTENSIONS), CONNECTIONS AND UTENSILS WHICH CONFORM TO DETAILS AS SPECIFIED IN THE INSTRUC-
TION MANUALS PROVIDED BY THE RELEVANT MANUFACTURERS MUST BE USED. IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO USE
UNSUITABLE AIR HOSES (EXTENSIONS), FITTINGS AND TOOLS THAT DO NOT COMPLY WITH CURRENT REGULATIONS.
6) Carry out operations (the appliance will re-start automatically in the instance where the operating pressure falls below 7 bar).
7) Upon termination of operations, switch o the appliance as described in Paragraph 27.
27. APPLIANCE DEACTIVATION
At the end of operations, switch o the appliance as follows:
1) Switch o the appliance using the“ON-OFF” switch (2 - Fig. 4) ensuring it is set to “OFF (0)”.
2) Disconnect the machine from the mains power supply by removing the power cable plug (4 - Fig. 4) from the socket and place
it near the machine.
3) Disconnect the utensil from the air pipe (extension).
4) Disconnect the air pipe (extension) from the appliance air outlet spigot (7 - Fig. 4).
5) Drain the tank condensate pump only once the work cycle is terminated (14 - Fig. 1).
28. MOTOR PROTECTOR
The motor protector is an overload protection installed in the motor which stops it in case of overcurrent and/or short circuit. It is
reset when the temperature returns within the factory-set parameters.
29. EMERGENCY STOP
LAppliance emergency stop can be carried out by turning the “ON-OFF” switch to the“OFF(0)” position (2 - Fig. 4). In order to avoid
any possible danger, authorised operators must carry out the following operations:
1) IMMEDIATELY BRING THE“ON (I) -OFF (0)”SWITCH TO THE “OFF (O)”POSITION (Fig. 5 - Ref. 2).
2) IMMEDIATELY NOTIFYTHE“SAFETY MANAGER”(WHERE THE APPLIANCE IS USED IN A BUSINESS CONTEXT) OF THE EMERGENCY.
30. STARTUP SUBSEQUENT TO AN EMERGENCY STOP
After having resolved the issues which oset the emergency, and checked that no damage and/or anomalies have been caused
to the appliance, with the consent of the safety manager (where the appliance is used in a business context) start the appliance as
described in Paragraph 26.
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1 3
4 5 6
ABNORMALITIES CAUSE SOLUTION
The appliance will not start or it stops
and will not re-start.
No electrical supply. • Check that the“ON/OFF”switch is in the“ON (I)”position (2 - Fig. 4).
• Check that the electrical plug (4 - Fig. 4) is functioning correctly and is correctly plugged in.
• Check that any extensions used and the plug are functioning correctly.
• Check that the electrical main switch is functioning and in the“ON (I)”position.
Motor protector trips due to
overcurrent and/or short circuit.
• Wait for themotor to cool down and automatic reset (see Paragraph 28).
The appliance restarts numerous times
even without a utensil.
Leakages from the air pipe,
utensil or pneumatic system.
• Check that the pneumatic system is not damaged.
• Check that the air pipe and utensils are intact as well as the connections.
The utensil does not emit air. The tank is not pressurised. • Switchonthe appliance and waituntil the tanklls checking thepressureofthe relevantgauge.
Incorrect regulation of the out-
let pressure.
• Check that the value displayed on the outlet pressure gauge (6 - Fig. 4) is greater than “0“
(zero) bar.
The utensil is damaged. • Check that the utensil is intact and eective.
Fall of pressure in the air tank. Leakages in the air pipe, utensil
or the pneumatic system.
• Check that the pneumatic system is not damaged.
• Check that the air pipe and utensil are not damaged.
• Check that the appliance-air pipe and air pipe-utensil connections are correct.
• Check that the condensate pump (14 - Fig. 1) is securely closed.
Safety valve intervention. Pressure switch fault. • Contact an authorised Supplier.
Ai r loss f rom the pressure switch when
appliance is o.
Unclean or worn return valve. • Contact an authorised Supplier.
The appliance vibrates and/or emits
lots of noise.
Mechanical fault. • Contact an authorised Supplier.
Frequentstart-ups and low performance. Air lter dirty. • Clean the lter (see Paragraph 31).
Fig. 4
STANDARD MAINTENANCE TABLE
FREQUENCY INTERVENTION AREA INTERVENTION TYPE
ONCE A DAY
Safety devices Ensure they are intact, correctly installed and functioning.
Electrical cable and plug Visual check of usage status.
Tank Upon termination of each work cycle, rest the appliance on the ground and
drain the tank condensate pump opening the condensate pump (14 - Fig 1).
EVERY WEEK
1 air lter Remove the screw (2 - Fig. 5). Remove the cover (1 - Fig. 5).
Extract the lter (3 - Fig. 5) and clean it using compressed air.
After putting back the lters, remount the cover.
NOTE: REPLACE IN THE INSTANCE WHERE IT IS WORN.
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3
4
7
6
7
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2
3
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31. STANDARD MAINTENANCE
All activities carried out to ensure use and operation of the appliance, via various
intervention types (regulation, valve checks, cleaning of air lters, etc.) executed by
the authorised maintenance person according to pre-established time intervals.
AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST ONLY CARRY OUT OPERATIONS FOR
WHICH THEY ARE QUALIFIED (SEE PARAGRAPH 6) AND WITH THE
CONSENT OF THE SAFETY MANAGER (WHERE THE APPLIANCE IS USED
IN A BUSINESS CONTEXT).
THE OPERATOR MUST NOT LEAVE THE MACHINE UNSUPERVISED WHILE IT
IS WORKING AND DURING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.
Fig. 5
32. EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE
All activities carried out to ensure use and operation of the appliance, via various intervention types (regulation, valve checks, cle-
aning of air lters, etc.) executed by the Manufacturer’s technicians according to pre-established time intervals and in the instance
of faults or wear and tear.
IN THE INSTANCE OF EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE, TECHNICAL ASSISSTANCE PROVIDED BY THE MANUFACTURER
OR THE AUTHORISED SUPPLIER MUST BE REQUESTED.
33. DEMOLITION
ALL MACHINE COMPONENTS MUST BE IDENTIFIED ACCORDING TO “EWC CODE” (EUROPEAN WASTE CATALOGUE)
DEFINITIONS AND DISPOSED OF BY AUTHORISED AND SPECIALISED COMPANIES IN TOTAL OBSERVANCE OF LEGI-
SLATION IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY OF DEMOLITION.
WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE) MUST BE DISPOSED OF IN TOTAL COMPLIANCE WITH
THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY OF DEMOLITION OF THE APPLIANCE.
34. REPLACEMENT PARTS
ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS FOR ANY REPLACEMENTS MUST BE EXCLUSIVELY ORDERED FROM THE MANUFACTURER OR
AUTHORISED DEALER. USING UNORIGINAL REPLACEMENT PARTS IS FORBIDDEN.
35. ANOMALIES  CAUSES  SOLUTIONS
The following table displays various scenarios which may occur when using the appliance.
AUTHORISED OPERATORS MUST ONLY PERFORM THE OPERATIONS THEY HAVE BEEN SPECIFICALLY TRAINED FOR (SEE
PARAGRAPH 6) AND WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE PERSON IN CHARGE (IF THE MACHINE IS USED WITHIN A COMPANY).