Rapid 89 MXA User manual

Translation of the original operation manual GB, Stand 12 / 2017
n89 MXA # 76 006
Please read this manual before carrying out any intsallation or service procedures.
Upon installation pass this manual to the equipment owner.
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O P T I M I Z E S W O R K R O U T I N E S E N V I R O N M E N T A L L Y E F F E C T I V E S E C U R E

1.0 Introduction 2
This M anual 2
Digital Inflat ion Overview 2
General Specifications 3
2.0 89M XA 4
Specifications 4
Installation 4
3.0 Operat ion 5
Swit ch Functions 5
Inf lation & Def lation 6
Volume Adjust ment 6
4.0 Troubleshooting 7-8
5.0 Wiring Diagrams 8
Control Wirinng Diagram 8
6.0 Spare Part s & Accessories 9
7.0 Component Replacement 9
8.0 Compressed Air Systems 10
9.0 Warrant y 11
10.0 Glossary & Conversions 11
Content
1.0 Introduction
1.1 This Manual
Congratulation on selecting an Airtec Digital Tyre Inflator. This equipement has a
number of unique features that are explained in this manual.
Throughout the manual the following symbols will be used. this information is for
your safety and to prevent damage to this product.
1.2 Digital Infaltion Overview
Your Airtec Digital Tyre Inflator has a dual pneumatic valve controlled ba a Digital
cicuit that controls the inflation and deflation process
The process will only commence when there is more than 3 psi, 20 kPa or 0,2 bar in
the tyre when the hose is connected
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1.3 General Specifications
Operating temperature
-10°C bis +40°C (14°F bis 104°F)
Relative humidity 1
Installation location Only in closed room
Supply voltage 220-240 V 50 Hz
Current 1A max.
Fuse Auto Reset, 1,1A nominal
Max. Inlet air supply 10,3 bar (150 psi)
Recom. inlet air supply 0,7 bar (10 psi) over max. adjusted pressure
of the unit
Operating pressure max. 10 bar (145 psi)
Operating pressure min. 0,3 bar (5psi)
Accuracy Up to 0,5% of total value
Display increments 0,1 bar (1psi)
Units of mesurement bar, psi
Default to safe setting With restarting the unit pressure preset will be
resetted automatically to 2,2bar
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Specifications
Const ruction High impact, Self Extinnguishging Polycarbonate
Degree of Prot ection IP 66
Unit Dimensions (exclude Packaging) 155 x 155 x 88 mm
Shipping weight 2,5 kg
Refer to General Specif ications for
further Informat ion
2.0 89 MXA Model
Installation - Internal Fixing
1. Unpack the unit an remove the front panel.
2. Drill the four (4) mounting locations in the back box to suit up to M6 or 1/4" fasteners.
3. Hold the unit up on the wall and mark where the four (4) holes are to be drilled.
4. Secure the unit using suitable fasteners
5. Seal these fasteners with the caps supplied to maintain the IP rating of the unit.
6. Connect the air supply to the unit.
7. Connect the power supply, refere to the rating label for correct power equipements!
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3.0 Operation
3.1 Switch Functions
Reduces the set pressure
Increases the set pressure
Displays an alternative unit of mesurement
This switch can be programmed to operate in one (1) of the following modes:
Default Unit Mode
Pressing and holding the Switch will momentarily display an alternative unit of
measurement. When you release the switch the display will immediately revert back
to the default unit of measurement.
The pressure can only be set in the default unit of measurement.
Selectable Unit Mode
Pressing and releasung the Switch will display an alternative unit of measurement.
the pressure ca be set in any of the units of measurement.
The units displayed on each machine will vary depending on the software that has
been requested.
The ‚Flat Tyre Only‘ Switch dischanges up to five (5) bursts of air. udes when
the pressure in the tyre is less than 3psi, 20kPa or 0,2 bar.
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3.2 Inflation & Deflation
3.2.1 Set the desired pressure, refer to Section 3.1 for the function oft each Switch
3.2.2 Connect the hose to the tyre, ensure the hose is connected securely. Air leaks
will cause an error message to be displayed, refer to Section 4.0.
3.2.3 The Pressure in the tyre will be displayed.
3.2.4 The unit will inflate or defalte the tyre to the set pressure. Periodically the
process will stop and display the pressure in the tyre.
3.2.5 If the pressure in the tyre is less than 3psi, 20kPa or 0,2bar the process will not
commence until the ‚Flat Tyre Only‘ Switch is pressed, refer Section 3.1.
3.2.6 The scroll bar will indicate that the unit is inflating or deflating, see below
3.2.7 When the set pressure is reached the display will flash and the unit will beep
five (5) times. This will continue until the hose is disconnected, during this time
the keypad will be disabled.
3.3 Volume Adjustment
3.3.1 Turn off the unit
3.3.2 Press and hold the Decrease and ‚Flat Tyre Only‘ switches, refer to Section 3.1.
3.3.3 Turn the unit on, VOL will be displayed.
3.3.4 Adjust the volume using the Increase and Decrease switches, refer to Section
3.1.
3.3.5 To store the settings press the ‚Flat Tyre Only‘ switch. Further changes can be
made by repeating the above procedure.
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Problem Possible Cause Solut ion
No display -No power supply -check power supply
the inflation process does not
commence, even when t he pressure
is set and the hose is connected to
the tyre.
-the t yre is delfat ed below 3psi,
20kPa or 0,2 bar.
-The hose connector is faulty.
-Press the 'Flat Tyre
Only' Swit ch
-Replace t he hose
Connector
The display will not move or is stuck
on a particular value
-the f aceplate/switch is
damaged
-Replace t he
faceplate/switch
the unit deflat es very slowly -The silencer plug on the valve
block is blocked
-Remove and clean
the silencer plug.
The unit no longer beeps -the beeper is damaged -Replace t he beeper
t he in flat ion process commences but
do es not complet e.
-Low or nil spply pressure -check the air
compressor supply
pressure
ER1 -Unstable pressure, faulty hose
connector
-replace the hose
Connector
ER2 -Unstable pressure, faulty hose
connector
-Incorrect supply pressure
Inflate & Def late valve
-connections are reversed
-replace the hose
Connector
-Check the air
compressor supply
pressure.
-Check the valve
connections on the
PCB
ER3 -Low or nil supply pressure -check the air
compressor supply
pressure
ER4 -Initial or final pressure is t oo
high, exceeding the maximum
pressure by more than 20 psi.
140 kPa pr 1,4 bar.
-Disconnect hose
connector, reset
processor by
switching off the
power for an
minimum of 5 sec. If
error message
reappears replace
PCB
ER5 -Low voltage supply -check pow er supply,
The message will
clear when the
correct Voltage is
restored.
The following chart has been prepared to assist with diagnosis of faults.
4.0 Troubleshooting
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Problem Possible cause Solution
ER6 Programme or PCB Error -Reset machine by switching off power f or
5 Seconds. If error message reappears
replace PCB
ER7 Insufficient supply pressure
Loose hose connect ion
-Check air compressor supply pressure.
-Check hose connection.
ER8 Calibrat ion Error -Unit requires callbrat ion, cont act your
local dist ributor or service agent.
ER9 Automatic Callibrat ion Check/
Callibration Error
-Disconnect hose connector, reset
machine by switching of f power for 5
seconds. The ER9 messagewill clear
automatically wehn the f actory calibrat ion
is restored.
If ER9 message continues t o reappear,
replace the PCB
ERP Unstable supply pressure
Hose disconnection during
inflat e cycle
-Check the air compressor supply pressure.
-Check hose connection.
ERU Short circuit on valve connection -Check and dry up the valve connection.
ERB Short circuit on buzzer
connection
-Check and dry up the buzzer connection.
5.0 Wiring Diagramm
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6.0 Spare Parts & Accessories
Part.No. Description
910.213 Clip on heavy dut y hose chuck 1/4" BSP f emale
910.210 Hold on twin chuck 1/4" BSP female
610.001 Hose kit:5m grey hose fitted w ith standard JP Coupling and heavy dut y hose
chuck (other colours available on request)
610.101 Accessory pack: inculd es 1x5m hose kit , 2x heavy dut y ho se chucks and 1x
hose coupling cover
410.702 Beeper, suit s 89 M XA
7.0 Component Replacement
7.1 Hose Connector (Clip on hose chuck)
The hose chuck has y screw on connector.
Simply unscrew the existing hose and replace with the new hose chuck.
7.2 Beeper Replacement 89MXA
7.2.1 Remove the four (4) cover screws.
7.2.2 Remove the beeper lockring on the
outsinde of the enclosure.
7.2.3 Remove the beeper by lifting off the
cable terminal from the PCB
Installation is the reversal of this procedure.
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8.0 Compressed Air Systems
The information in this section is designed to provide some basic information about
compressed air systems and the use of digital inflation equipement.
Compressed air systems contain oil and water, it is important to filter and drain these
from the system.
The water is generated by condensation and oil can be carried into the line from the
compressor. A basic system is illustrated below. The components of this system are
as follows:
1. Air compressor
2. Air reciever tank
3. Valves
4. Filter & Regulator
5. Condensate drain (Water Tap)
6. Digital tyre inflator
Each system and installation of digital inflation equipement is different however it is imperative
with any system that the drain valves (No.3) are opened routinely to remove water that has been
collected.
Immediately prior to the tyre inflator (No.6) a regulator (No.4) should be fitted. This should be set
to 10psi, 70kPa or 0,7bar above the maximum set pressure of the unit. this will prevent excessive
pressure being supplied to the unit and the resulting error message Er4. Refer to section 4.0
Troubleshooting.
Also prior to the tyre inflator a filter (No.4) should be fitted. This filter should remove all solid
materials such as scale caused by corrosion inside the pipe and reservoir. Contaminants may
have an adverse effect on theinternal components of the
system due to blockage an corrosion.
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