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Connection
Use the quick connect fittings to connect the air supply hose to the product.
1.Slide the retaining snap ring back.
2.Slide the fittings together firmly.
3.While holding fittings together firmly, slide the outer ring forward to lock.
4.Connect the RED power clip to a POSITIVE 12 volt source and the BLACK power clip to a NEGA-
TIVE ground point.
5.Test the connections by switching the inflator to “on”. Air will begin to flow.
6.Connect the air hose by screwing the brass inflator onto the tire valve stem. Only finger tighten the
inflator. Do not use any tools as you may damage the inflator or the valve stem.
7.Watch the gauge closely and switch the product off or remove the inflator from the tire when the
manufacturer’s recommended pressure has been reached.
Stopping and restarting
Too high of a pressure level can overload and blow the in-line fuse. At higher pressure levels, start the
product and then attach it to the filler from the tire valve stem. If you stop the unit and need to resume
inflating, remove the inflator tip from the tire valve and start the unit. Reattach with the unit running.
Overheating Protection Circuit
The product is equipped with an automatic protection device. In the event the product reaches an
unsafe operating temperature, a protection circuit will cut the power to prevent damage to the unit.
If the protection circuit activates, immediately disconnect the unit from the power source and allow
it to cool down.
The unit will cool in approximately 15 minutes, depending on the environmental conditions. The
protection circuit will automatically reset when the temperature returns to a safe operating level.
High altitudes and certain air temperatures can negatively affect the unit’s performance.
• Only hold the unit by the carry handle and allow the unit to cool before storing.
• Store the product in a dry location.
• Replace the valve cover on the stem.
After Each Use
