Mean mother Maxi 4x4 iii User manual

PART No.

MMACM3

MMACA4

SAVE THIS MANUAL: Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. This manual

contains useful information relating to the safe use of an air compressor.

Powerful 110 Litres Per Minute Free Air Delivery

(29 Gallons Per Minute / 6,700 Cubic Inches Per Minute)

55 Minute Duty Cycle @ 40 PSI (276 kPa)

Thermal Cut Out and Auto Reset Circuit Protection

45mm (1.8”) Diameter Cylinder

Built-in Air Filter

0.65HP (0.48kW) Permanent Magnet Motor

5m (16.5’) Rubber Air Hose with Quick Connectors

Dual Control - Wireless (via Remote) and Manual

Powerful 180 Litres Per Minute Free Air Delivery

(47.5 Gallons Per Minute /11,000 Cubic Inches Per Minute)

45 Minute Duty Cycle @ 40 PSI (276 kPa)

Thermal Cut Out and Circuit Breaker Protection

0.73HP (0.54kW) Permanent Magnet Motor

60mm (2.4”) Diameter Cylinder

Built-in Air Filter

5m (16.5’) Rubber Air Hose with Quick Connectors

Dual Control - Wireless (via Remote) and Manual

BAR & PSI Pressure Gauge

5m (16.5’) Rubber Air Hose

Multiple Valve Attachments

Air Bleed-Off Button

High Quality Fittings

Additional Inflation Adaptors

Durable Battery Clamps

Wireless Remote Control

Carry Bag with Zipper

FCC ID: 2AKJ8-MMACRC

This device was tested after assembly and complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may caused undesired operation.

Due to continuing improvements, actual product may differ slightly from the product described.

Items described such as tools and hardware within this operation manual may not be included.

Images and drawing are for illustrational purposes only. Instructions in this manual are a guide

only as individual requirements and/or circumstances may be different.

COMPRESSOR FEATURES

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TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY, PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND

ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE.

WARNING!

Time (Minutes, Seconds)

1 Min, 42 Sec

3 Min, 24 Sec

5 Min, 24 Sec

7 Min, 30 Sec

Time (Minutes, Seconds)

0 Min, 48 Sec

1 Min, 30 Sec

2 Min, 24 Sec

3 Min, 15 Sec

Air Flow (L/Min)

110 L/Min

105 L/Min

80 L/Min

68 L/Min

60 L/Min

55 L/Min

Motor Amp Draw

18 Amps

22 Amps

24 Amps

28 Amps

31 Amps

33 Amps

PSI (kg/cm²)

0 PSI (0 kg/cm²)

14.2 PSI (1 kg/cm²)

28.4 PSI (2 kg/cm²)

42.6 PSI (3 kg/cm²)

56.8 PSI (4 kg/cm²)

71.0 PSI (5 kg/cm²)

110 Litres Per Minute (29 Gallons Per Minute / 6,700 Cubic Inches Per Minute)

12 Volt DC

55 Minutes at 40 PSI (276 kPa)

0.65HP (0.48kW)

40 Amp

150 PSI (1,034 kPa)

45mm (1.8”)

60°C (140°F)

-40°C (-40°F)

Active at 105°C (220°F)

Cooling Fins

2.4m (7.8’) with Durable Battery Clamps

ON/OFF Toggle Switch & Premium Wireless Remote System

2.4GHz <5.5dBm (3.6mW) - Powered by 1 x 12V 23A L1028 Alkaline Battery

40 Amp Auto Reset Circuit Breaker

0.5m (1.65’) Rubber Hose with Quick Connectors, Pressure Gauge & Air Bleed-Off Button

5m (16.5’) Rubber Air Hose with Quick Connectors

1 x Screw-On Fitting & 1 x Thumb Lock Quick Connector

0-150 PSI (0-10 BAR / 0-1,034 kPa)

27cm x 14.5cm x 19cm (10.6” x 5.7” x 7.5”)

5.6kg (12.3lb)

Metal Sand Tray with Rubber Feet - Can be Permanently Mounted to a Vehicle

Carry Bag with Zipper

Inflation Adaptors for Camping & Equipment

Tyre - 205/60 R16 Tyre - 275/70 R16

PSI (kg/cm²)

14.2 PSI (1 kg/cm²)

28.4 PSI (2 kg/cm²)

42.6 PSI (3 kg/cm²)

56.8 PSI (4 kg/cm²)

*As tested at DC13V, individual results may vary depending on each compressor and environmental conditions.

Maximum Air Flow

Voltage

Duty Cycle

Motor Output Power

Maximum Current

Maximum Pressure

Cylinder Diameter

Max. Ambient Temperature

Min. Ambient Temperature

Thermal Cut Out Protection

Cooling

Power Cables

Controls

Wireless Remote Control

Electrical Current Protection

Adaptor Hose

Extension Hose

Valve Connectors

Pressure Gauge

Overall Dimensions (L x W x H)

Net Weight

Solid Base Plate

Storage

General Accessories

Operation Time vs Pressure (Tyre Inflation)*

General Information

Flow Rate (L/M) vs Amp Draw vs Pressure (Continuous Operation)*

PSI (kg/cm²)

14.2 PSI (1 kg/cm²)

28.4 PSI (2 kg/cm²)

42.6 PSI (3 kg/cm²)

56.8 PSI (4 kg/cm²)

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Tyre - 205/60 R16 Tyre - 275/70 R16

Time (Minutes, Seconds)

0 Min, 36 Sec

1 Min, 12 Sec

1 Min, 48 Sec

2 Min, 30 Sec

PSI (kg/cm²)

14.2 PSI (1 kg/cm²)

28.4 PSI (2 kg/cm²)

42.6 PSI (3 kg/cm²)

56.8 PSI (4 kg/cm²)

Time (Minutes, Seconds)

1 Min, 18 Sec

2 Min, 36 Sec

4 Min, 00 Sec

5 Min, 30 Sec

PSI (kg/cm²)

14.2 PSI (1 kg/cm²)

28.4 PSI (2 kg/cm²)

42.6 PSI (3 kg/cm²)

56.8 PSI (4 kg/cm²)

Maximum Air Flow

Voltage

Duty Cycle

Motor Output Power

Maximum Current

Maximum Pressure

Cylinder Diameter

Max. Ambient Temperature

Min. Ambient Temperature

Thermal Cut Out Protection

Cooling

Power Cables

Controls

Wireless Remote Control

Electrical Current Protection

Adaptor Hose

Extension Hose

Valve Connectors

Pressure Gauge

Overall Dimensions (L x W x H)

Net Weight

Solid Base Plate

Storage

General Accessories

180 Litres Per Minute (47.5 Gallons Per Minute / 11,000 Cubic Inches Per Minute)

12 Volt DC

45 Minutes at 40 PSI (276 kPa)

0.73HP (0.54kW)

45 Amp

150 PSI (1,034 kPa)

60mm (2.4”)

60°C (140°F)

-40°C (-40°F)

Active at 105°C (220°F)

Cooling Fins

2.4m (7.8’) with Durable Battery Clamps

ON/OFF Toggle Switch & Premium Wireless Remote System

2.4GHz <5.5dBm (3.6mW) - Powered by 1 x 12V 23A L1028 Alkaline Battery

Circuit Breaker with Reset Button

0.5m (1.65’) Rubber Hose with Quick Connectors, Pressure Gauge & Air Bleed-Off Button

5m (16.5’) Rubber Air Hose with Quick Connectors

1 x Screw-On Fitting & 1 x Thumb Lock Quick Connector

0-150 PSI (0-10 BAR / 0-1,034 kPa)

32.5cm x 15cm x 26.5cm (12.8” x 5.9” x 10.4”)

8.7kg (19.2lb)

Metal Sand Tray with Rubber Feet - Can be Permanently Mounted to a Vehicle

Carry Bag with Zipper

Inflation Adaptors for Camping & Equipment

Air Flow (L/Min)

180 L/Min

140 L/Min

117 L/Min

100 L/Min

85 L/Min

73 L/Min

Motor Amp Draw

27 Amps

35 Amps

37 Amps

39 Amps

40 Amps

PSI (kg/cm²)

0 PSI (0 kg/cm²)

14.2 PSI (1 kg/cm²)

28.4 PSI (2 kg/cm²)

42.6 PSI (3 kg/cm²)

56.8 PSI (4 kg/cm²)

71.0 PSI (5 kg/cm²)

*As tested at DC13V, individual results may vary depending on each compressor and environmental conditions.

Operation Time vs Pressure (Tyre Inflation)*

General Information

Flow Rate (L/M) vs Amp Draw vs Pressure (Continuous Operation)*

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Mean Mother Air Compressors have many uses

when 4wdriving, camping, fishing, caravanning as

well as around the home. It is important for the

safety and performance of any vehicle, trailer or car-

avan that the tyre pressures are regularly checked

and maintained. For the 4WD traveller tyre pressure

will need to be varied depending on the terrain

travelled. Highway and bitumen roads require high

pressures, whereas terrains such as sand will require

a low pressure to increase the 4WD’s tyre traction.

By travelling with a Mean Mother Air Compressor

you will have the ability to adjust the tyre pressure

safely and reliably according to the terrain travelled,

as well as inflate tyres that have been repaired after

a puncture.

NOTE: This compressor is not designed for quick

inflation of high volume low pressure items such

as air beds or inflatable boats. A more suitable

item for this application would be a 12 Volt high

volume air pump such as the Dr Air AC100.

Mean Mother Air Compressors are designed for

reliability, performance, versatility, and ease of

operation. We are so confident in our product we

offer a limited 5 year warranty............................................

UNPACKING

When unpacking, please check to ensure all parts are included. Refer to colour box

packaging for included accessories. Should any part be missing or broken, please call

your local distributor where you purchased this compressor from as soon as possible.

IMPORTANT: This compressor is designed for

operation on a 12 Volt electrical system / supply

ONLY.

F.A.D. (FREE AIR DELIVERY) RATING:

OPERATING RATING:

POWER CONSUMPTION:

OVERHEATING PROTECTION:

F.A.D. (Free Air Delivery) rating is the actual quantity

in Litres per Minute, Gallons Per Minute and Cubic

Inches Per Minute of compressed air that is

discharged at 0 PSI from the compressor unit.

The Litres per Minute, Gallons Per Minute and Cubic

Inches Per Minute ratings and inflation times vary

according to how much pressure is in the tyre being

inflated. The lower the pressure in the tyre results

in a greater Litres per Minute, Gallons Per Minute

and Cubic Inches Per Minute capability.

A Mean Mother Air Compressor operates off your

vehicle’s battery system or 12 Volt power supply. Air

compressors can consume a lot of power, for

maximum performance the battery system or

power supply must be in excellent condition. Where

possible you should have your vehicle engine run-

ning to maintain a charging current to the battery.

The compressor will still operate if the engine is not

able to be switched on, so long as the battery is in

excellent condition. During operation monitor your

battery voltage so it does not get too low to restart

the vehicle. Please refer to the front of this manual

for full details on the compressor’s amperage (amp)

draw details. All details in this manual are based on

a continuous operation cycle.

Mean Mother Air Compressors F.A.D. (Free Air

Delivery) have been rated at 0 PSI. Please refer to the

front of this manual for full details of the compressor

performance at varying pressure levels.

This air compressor is equipped with an automatic

thermal cut out protection device. If the compressor

reaches an unsafe operating temperature, a protec-

tion circuit will cut the power to prevent damage. If

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COMPRESSOR PRINCIPLES

SAFETY WARNING &

OPERATING PRECAUTIONS

the protection circuit activates, immediately discon-

nect the unit from the power source and allow it to

cool.

The compressor should take approximately 15 min-

utes to cool depending on ambient conditions. The

compressor protection circuit will automatically

reset when the temperature returns to a safe opera-

ting level.

NOTE: The thermal cut out will operate when

the motor reaches 105°C. The cylinder head will

operate at a higher temperature.

POWER CONNECTION:

SAFE HANDLING:

INFLATION:

STOPPING AND RESTARTING:

Use caution when connecting the unit to a power

source, as batteries can vent explosive gasses. Avoid

connections that could produce a spark. Consult

your vehicle’s manual or a qualified mechanic for

proper connection procedures.

Only move and hold the unit by the carry handle.

NEVER carry the air compressor by the hose or

power cords................................................................................

Only inflate the tyres to the manufacturer’s recom-

mended pressure (consult your vehicle’s manual or

check for a sticker inside the driver’s door frame or

glove box for vehicle manufacturer specifications).

DO NOT over inflate, as tyre failure or serious injury

could occur.................................................................................

Turning the air compressor “ON” at high pressure can

overload the unit and result in blowing the fuse or

tripping the circuit breaker. If starting at a higher

inflation pressure, it is a good idea to turn the com-

pressor “ON” first before attaching the hose to the

NOTE: This air compressor is not fitted with a

pressure relief valve.............................................

IMPORTANT: Please refer to the front of this

manual for full details on the maximum duty

cycle of the air compressor. Always allow your

compressor to cool before reuse...........................

WARNING

Mean Mother Air Compressors generate a

lot of heat so wear appropriate gloves to

protect your hands. DO NOT touch the unit

with bare hands after operation, use the

carry handle. Always allow the compressor

to cool completely before storage.

When using this air compressor, safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of

personal injury and damage to the air compressor.

WORKING AREA CONDITIONS:

KEEP CHILDREN AWAY:

USE LEATHER GLOVES:

USE SAFETY GLASSES:

CORRECT USE OF COMPRESSED AIR:

Keep the working area well lit. DO NOT use this air

compressor in the presence of flammable gases or

liquids. Use the air compressor in dry conditions

only to avoid potential risk of electrical shock..............

Keep children away from working area. NEVER let

children operate the air compressor.................................

When handling the air compressor, always use hand

protection to eliminate the possibility of burns.

Always wear approved safety glasses when working

with compressed air from your air compressor.

NEVER aim the air stream at anyone’s eyes or skin.

DO NOT use the air compressor for pumping, comp-

ressing or transferring any gas or liquid other than

tyre valve. If you are stopping the air compressor and

restarting during an inflation operation, then you

should remove the hose from the valve once you

have turned the air compressor “OFF”, then turn the

air compressor “ON” and reconnect to the tyre valve.

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air. This air compressor is NOT designed for use as a

source of breathable air.

FREE AIR FLOW:

STEP 1: Place the compressor on a dry level surface near the 12 Volt vehicle battery or power source.

STEP 2:

STAY ALERT:

This air compressor is designed for continuous air

flow. Never block the flow of the air with any device

or accessory. Damage to the air compressor or seri-

ous injury may occur and void the manufacturer’s

warranty.

Watch what you are doing. Use your common sense.

DO NOT use this air compressor when you are tired,

OPERATING YOUR

AIR COMPRESSOR

Note: If your tyres are within reach, it is possible to use the 0.5m adaptor hose with gauge independ-

ent of the 5 metre air hose using the same procedure as described above.Note: ....................................

REPLACEMENT PARTS & ACCESSORIES:

WARNING LABELS AND STICKERS:

MODIFICATIONS:

SMALL ITEMS:

The air compressor is permanently lubricated during

manufacture. It is not necessary to lubricate this

unit.

DO NOT discard or remove any warning labels or

name plates on this air compressor. These contain

important safety information. If unreadable please

contact your nearest distributor to arrange replace-

ment stickers..............................................................................

Never drill or modify this air compressor in any way.

This will void the manufacturer’s warranty....................

Extra caution should be taken when inflating

small objects such as small tyres, bicycle tyres and

sporting balls as rapid inflation will occur. Pay close

attention to the pressure gauge and be prepared to

stop the air compressor when desired or manufac-

turer’s recommended pressure.

stressed or WHEN UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF

DRUGS, ALCOHOL OR MEDICATION..................................

Only genuine replacement parts should be used

when repairing or servicing the unit. Never use an

air compressor that shows any signs of damage..........

Before operating the air compressor check that you are in a safe location away from busy roads and

traffic, inspect the compressor and accessories for any sign of damage. If there are signs of damage

do not use the air compressor and replace damaged parts.

1. Slide the retaining ring back on the female air hose quick connector on the hose and hold.

Connect the 5 metre air hose to the air compressor using the quick connector, then attach the

0.5m adaptor hose with gauge. To use the quick connector, follow these steps:.........................................

2. Connect the 5 metre air hose to the air compressor by firmly inserting the male quick connector

located on the air compressor unit into the female quick connector..........................................................

3. Release the retaining ring to lock the connectors in place.

STEP 3:

STEP 4:

STEP 5:

STEP 6:

NOTE: The air compressor body “ON/OFF” switch and the “ON/OFF” button on the wireless remote

control work in unison. That means you can switch the air compressor “ON” with one power supply

switch and “OFF” with the other or just use one power activation source to control the power of your

air compressor........................................................................................................................................

CAUTION: Direct the hose away from yourself or any persons nearby when testing the air compressor.

Our specially designed hose system with its integrated dial pressure gauge and quick connect point

allows you to inflate and check pressures accurately without needing to turn the air compressor OFF.

While the air compressor’s motor is running, carefully disconnect the 0.5m hose from the 5m hose.

The one-way valve in the 0.5m hose will not allow air to escape, and will give you an accurate pressure

reading on the dial gauge now that the air is not passing through from the air compressor. If you read

the gauge and require more air, with the air compressor still running simply reconnect the hose and

add more air, if you need to reduce the air simply press the deflation button located on the bottom of

the gauge and set to your desired pressure.

NOTE: The pressure gauge can often read higher during the inflation process due to the air flow

through the hose, once the air compressor is turned “OFF” you may find the actual pressure is not

quite enough and you may need to turn the compressor back “ON” to add some more air. If you have to

turn the compressor back “ON” to add more pressure then you should follow the above inflation note.

IMPORTANT INFLATION NOTE: Turning the air compressor “ON” at high pressure can overload the

unit and result in blowing the fuse or tripping the circuit breaker. If starting at a higher inflation

pressure, it is a good idea to turn the compressor “ON” first before attaching the hose to the tyre

valve. If you are stopping the air compressor and restarting during an inflation operation, then you

should remove the hose from the valve once you have turned the air compressor “OFF”, then turn the

air compressor “ON” and reconnect to the tyre valve.............................................................................

Choose whether you wish to use the screw type connector or the thumb lock adaptor. The screw

type connector will give you the best results.............................................................................................................

Connect the RED battery alligator clip to your 12 Volt battery or power source’s POSITIVE (+) terminal.

Connect the BLACK battery alligator clip to your 12 Volt battery or power source’s NEGATIVE (-)

terminal....................................................................................................................................................................................

Test the connections and air flow by switching the compressor ON with the “ON/OFF” switch

located on the body of the compressor or with the “ON/OFF” button located on the wireless remote

control.

a) The screw type connector is already attached to the 0.5 metre adaptor hose (with gauge) and is

ready for use.

b) If you choose the thumb lock adaptor, simply screw the end of the thumb lock adaptor into the

screw type connector on the 0.5 metre adaptor hose (with gauge); ensure a good seal is made.

The thumb lock adaptor is now ready to connect.............................................................................................

Inflating the tyre. Connect the air hose to the tyre by removing the valve cap (if equipped) from the

tyre valve system.

If using the screw type connector. Screw the brass inflator onto the tyre valve system (finger

tight only)..........................................................................................................................................................................

b) If using the thumb lock adaptor, using your thumb press and hold the lever down, firmly press

onto the tyre valve system to create a good seal, now release the lever...................................................

Inflate the tyre by switching “ON” the compressor unit with the “ON/OFF” switch located on the

body of the air compressor or with the “ON/OFF” button located on the wireless remote control.

Watch the pressure gauge closely to monitor the tyre pressure. Once the correct or preferred pres-

sure has been reached, turn the air compressor “OFF”............................................................................................

Refit the valve cap after you have completed the inflation process.

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STEP 7:

COMPRESSOR OPERATING TIPS

TIP 1: It is always good practice to confirm the tyre pressure with a separate gauge.

TIP 2:

TIP 3:

TIP 4:

TIP 5:

TIP 6:

TIP 7:

MAINTENANCE

Allow your compressor to cool before stowing away. Place cooled compressor neatly into the bag

supplied and close ready for the next use. Store the compressor in a dry location...................................

If starting at a higher inflation pressure, it is a good idea to turn the compressor “ON” first before

attaching the hose to the tyre valve. This reduces the unnecessary strain applied to the compressor,

maximising the life and reliability.......................................................................................................................................

Use the “deflation button” located on the back of the gauge on the 0.5m adaptor hose to accurately

adjust the tyre pressure while the hose is still connected.........................................................................................

The 0.5m adaptor hose can be use to deflate the tyres before entering terrain which requires a lower

tyre pressure (This is a very slow process).......................................................................................................................

If you are stopping the air compressor and restarting during an inflation operation, then you should

remove the hose from the valve once you have turned the air compressor “OFF”, then turn the air

compressor “ON” and reconnect to the tyre valve. This reduces the unnecessary strain applied to the

compressor, maximising the life and reliability.............................................................................................................

If your tyres are within reach, it is possible to use the 0.5m adaptor hose with gauge independent of

the 5 metre air hose.................................................................................................................................................................

When inflating small objects such as small tyres, bicycle tyres and sporting balls as rapid inflation will

occur. Pay close attention to the pressure gauge and be prepared to stop the air compressor when

desired or manufacturer’s recommended pressure.....................................................................................................

All moving parts within the air compressor have been permanently lubricated during manufacture. It is

not necessary to lubricate this unit............................................................................................................................................

Check the air filter regularly, maybe every six months. Simply remove the cover and clean the air filter. To

clean the filter gently wash in mild soapy water and rinse well. Replace if worn (Adventurer IV only).........

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Check battery cables, fuse and electrical connections regularly, making sure that they are in good

condition...............................................................................................................................................................................................

Before and after each use, carefully inspect the compressor unit and hoses for signs of damage.

Compressor does not operate under normal conditions:

– Check wiring connection is correct as per instruction within this manual.

–

– Only the power cables supplied with this compressor should be used, any other cable may not be of a

high enough specification to supply sufficient power to the compressor.– ...................................................................

– Check the deflator button is completely out and in good condition.

– Inspect for any leaks in the hoses.

– Check the hoses are connected properly.

Compressor stops during operation:

–

– Check the vehicle battery or power source it should be in good working order and fully charged.

– Check the circuit breaker, reset if necessary (Adventurer IV model).

Air is leaking from the hoses:

–

– Check the O-Ring inside the screw type and thumb lock connectors are in good condition.

– Check the thumb lock adaptor is connected onto the valve correctly and has a good seal.

– Check the screw type fitting is threaded onto the valve correctly and has a good seal.

TROUBLESHOOTING

– Vehicle battery or power source should be in good working order and fully charged.

This should be used as a guide only; we recommend you seek professional advice should you experience any

technical issues.......................................................................................................................................................................................

Compressor operates but the tyre is not inflating:

Check all the electrical connections and cables are in good condition, free from corrosion and connected

properly..................................................................................................................................................................................................

Check all the quick connectors are secured properly, and the outer retaining rings have been locked in

place.........................................................................................................................................................................................................

Earth power cable should be connected directly to the earth terminal on the battery or power source not

the vehicle chassis..............................................................................................................................................................................

This air compressor is equipped with an automatic thermal cut out protection device. If the compressor

reaches an unsafe operating temperature, a protection circuit will cut the power to prevent damage. If the

protection circuit activates, immediately disconnect the unit from the power source and allow it to cool.

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PRODUCT WARRANTY

WARRANTY CLAIMS

WARRANTY

Haigh Australia Pty Ltd (ACN 005 065 298) (“Haigh Australia”)

provides the following warranty in relation to its Mean

Mother Adventurer IV and Maxi 4X4 III Air Compressors. The

benefits of this warranty are in addition to any rights and

remedies imposed by Australian State and Federal legisla-

tion that cannot be excluded. Nothing in this warranty is to

be interpreted as excluding, restricting or modifying any

State or Federal legislation applicable to the supply of goods

and services which cannot be excluded, restricted or

modified.

Haigh Australia warrants that, subject to the exclusions and

limitations below, the Adventurer III and Maxi 4X4 III Air

Compressors (“Product”) will be free from defects in mater-

ials and workmanship for a period of 5 years from date of

purchase. This warranty is not transferable to a subsequent

customer if the Product is sold by the original customer

during the warranty period. If a defect appears in the manu-

facture or assembly of the Product before the end of the

warranty period and Haigh Australia finds the Product to be

defective in materials or workmanship, then Haigh Australia

will, in its sole discretion, either:

Haigh Australia reserves the right to replace defective parts

of the Product with parts and components of similar quality,

grade and composition where an identical part or compon-

ent is not available. Goods presented for repair may be

replaced by refurbished goods of the same type rather than

being repaired. Refurbished parts may be used to repair the

goods.

EXCLUSIONS:

HAIGH AUSTRALIA PTY LTD (ACN 005 065 298)

a) replace or repair the Product or the defective part of

the Product free of charge; or

b) have the Product or the defective part of the Product

to be replaced or repaired by a qualified repairer free

of charge.

If a fault covered by warranty occurs, the customer must

first contact Haigh Australia at the contact address listed

below, or the retailer from which the Product was

purchased.

Any warranty claim must be accompanied by: (a) proof

of purchase; (b) full details of the alleged defect.

The customer must make the Product available to Haigh

Australia or its authorised repair agent for inspection

and testing. If such inspection and testing finds no

defect in the Product, the customer must pay Haigh

Australia’s usual costs of service work and testing.

The customer must bear the cost of the transport of the

Product to and from Haigh Australia or the authorised

repair agent to make the warranty claim, and all insur-

ance of the Product.

The warranty will not apply where:

the Product has been repaired, altered or modified

by someone other than Haigh Australia or an autho-

rised repair agent;

the alleged defect in the Product is within acceptable

industry variances;

Haigh Australia cannot establish any fault in the

Product after testing and inspection;................................

the Product has been used other than for the pur-

pose for which it was designed;...........................................

the defect in the Product has arisen due to the cus-

tomer’s failure to properly install, use or maintain the

Product;

the Product has been subject to abnormal conditions,

including environment, temperature, water, fire,

humidity, pressure, stress or similar; or

the defect has arisen due to abuse, misuse, neglect

or accident...................................................................................

The warranty does not extend to:

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded

under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a

replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensa-

tion for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage.

You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced

if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure

does not amount to a major failure.

LIMITATIONS

Haigh Australia makes no express warranties or representa-

tions other than set out in this warranty. The repair or

replacement of the Product or part of the Product is the

absolute limit of Haigh Australia’s liability under this express

warranty.

CONTACT

Haigh Australia Pty Ltd Head Office

PO Box 3200

DARRA QLD 4076

Ph: +61 7 3713 9345

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.meanmother.com.au

i) Compressor finish;

j) Hoses, connectors, accessories, gauge and bag; or

k) Commercial/industrial applications;

Damage or defects caused by normal wear and tear;

User Manual

FCC ID: 2AKJ8-MMACRC

Wireless Remote Control (FCC ID: 2AKJ8-MMACRC):

Operating Instruction: The main product (air compressor) is operated by 12V

DC battery or power supply. By pressing the ON/OFF button of the wireless remote

control, it will launch a signal in 2.4GHz band. This will turn the relay in the main

product (air compressor) ON or OFF for tyre inflation after received the signal.

1 x 12V 23A Size

L1028 Alkaline Battery

Magnet

Wireless Remote

Control ON/OFF

Button

Red LED

Indicator

This device was tested after assembly and complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may caused undesired operation.

This device was tested after assembly and complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions:.................................................................................................................................................

Note: This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Note: This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This product generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this product does cause harmful

interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user

is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Attention that changes or modification not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void

the user’s authority to operate the equipment................................................................................................................

Antenna

Frequency Range:

Antenna Type:

Antenna Gain:

Transmission Power:

Remote Control Distance:

Ambience Temperatures:

2.4GHz

PCB Antenna

+1.6dBi

< -1dBm

> 10M