TEGRAS Concept Airnet 320 User manual

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introduction
Dear customer:
Many thanks for having placed your trust in a quality product from
TEINNOVA.
This product has been made using modern manufacturing procedures
and a range of measures to guarantee quality.
We endeavour to do everything possible to ensure you are satisfied with
this product and have no problems when working with it.
If you have any questions about this product please contact your distribu-
tor or contact our company directly.
Before starting the machine, carefully read the usage
instructions for your equipment.
Consider this manual as part of the machine and always have it to hand for
future queries.
Our training services have been designed to support
our clients in achieving their objectives and
together we develop training programmes that suit their
strategy.
We offer the possibility of providing companies with specific training
for using our equipment and training their operatives so that they can
perform the best service and thus contribute to the success of their
end clients. This includes aspects such as knowing how to
draft a good, objective budget, solving specific problems that may arise or
offering a more professional and efficient service.
Thanks to manufacturing the cleaning equipment ourselves we can control
the quality and the performance of each machine we manufacture at all times.
This has allowed us to have very low repair rates which have al-
ways been resolved by our own Technical Assistance Service in very
short time frames. The service is managed by the same human
team as the factory.
We have every type of replacement available for your equipment as well as
related accessories.
This instruction manual is protected by copyright. We reserve all rights, especially the right to produce,
translate and create using electronic systems.
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symbols
safety warnings
intended conditions of use
get to know your machine
accessories and related equipment
operating instructions
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transport
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maintenance and care

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technical specifications
conditions of the warranty
declaration of compliance
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problem solving guide
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symbols
All of the graphic symbols shown in this manual as well as those indicated on
the equipment itself are explained in this section. It is important to read the text
relating to these symbols with special care as it concerns personal and equipment
safety.
DANGER!
This symbol warns of a potentially dangerous situation that could cause serious
injuries or even death if the indicated instructions are not followed appropriately.
Ensure that you read all the instructions described in the “Safety information”
section.
WARNING!
This symbol warns of a potentially dangerous situation that could either
cause mild or moderate injuries or damage to property, causing personal injuries,
if the indicated instructions are not followed appropriately.
CAUTION!
Thissymbolwarnsofasituationthatcouldcausedamagetopropertywithoutcausing
personal injuries if the indicated instructions are not followed appropriately.
IMPORTANT NOTE!
Thissymbolwarnsofinformationrelatingtotheoptimaluseoftheequipmentinorder
to avoid possible handling errors.
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The AIRNET 320 compressed air generating equipment must not be used for purposes other than those
outlined in this instruction manual.
The use of the AIRNET 320 by several people at the same time is unnecessary and is also prohibited
for safety reasons.
The AIRNET 320 compressed air generator is NOT suitable for use in areas with a potentially explo-
sive atmosphere.
Make sure the AIRNET 320 compressed air generator is placed on a smooth and stable surface so that
the machine is steady when operating.
The electrical installation must be compatible with the voltage, frequency and power of the motor and
the cables must have the appropriate size.
Safety glasses are mandatory to prevent any possible dust or matter being projected into the opera-
tor’s eyes.
Adequately secure the AIRNET 320 compressed air generator and lock the wheels when transporting
it in a vehicle.
Should you have doubts about the proper performance of the compressor or its components, we ad-
vise you to contact TEINNOVA’s Technical Assistance Service on telephone [phone].
Do not open the control box on your AIRNET 320 compressed air generator. In the event of a fault,
contact TEINNOVA’s Technical Assistance Service on telephone number: [phone].
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Any other use is completely pro-
hibited without written authoriza-
tion from the manufacturer.
The machine is to be handled
only by authorized and properly
trained personnel or at least by
personnel with a sufficient level of
technical experience.
KEY
The AIRNET 320 is a machine for generating compressed air using a double boxer-type piston. Keeping a
space free for ventilation around the machine while it is working is essential for its proper operation. Keep a
distance of more than 1.5 metres between the air generator and any other object or wall.
It can be used in combination with either a TECAI brushing robot, or a TEGRAS brushing robot as shown
in the usage diagram in cases where the power supply for the compressor is 220V 50Hz. Where the com-
pressor power supply is 110V 60Hz, the TEGRAS brushing robot CANNOT be used. Your AIRNET 320
also has a second air outlet in case you want to use another pneumatic tool. It also has an electric power
outlet at the same voltage and frequency as the intake. This enables us to power other electrical equipment
through the AIRNET 320.
intended conditions of use
IFOAM MINI
Active foam generator
and rinser
AIRNET 320
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air generator
TEGRAS MULTIPRO
Pneumatic brushing robot for
cleaning ducts
chemical product and low pressure rinsing
electric power supply
compressed air
mains water
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Components:
1- Resettable Fuse
2- Auxiliary outlet for compressed air
3- Electric power supply
4- Power outlet
5- Main compressed air outlet
6- Air filters
7- Filter fastening screw
8- Manual discharge valve
9- Front foot
10- Back wheel
11- Carrying handle
12- ON/OFF switch
13- Pressure gauge (for internal pressure)
14- One-way Internal Pressure Valve
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Pneumatic jigsaw capable of working at 10000 impacts per minute. With an
impact length of 3/8”.
Code: HE7100200
1/2HP pistol-type pneumatic drill with 2000rpm free rotation speed. Alumin-
ium tool with rubber handle.
Code: HE7100100
Pneumatic saw
Pneumatic drill
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Related equipment:
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Pneumatic brushing robot for cleaning ducts.
Code: TG3310102
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Pneumatic brushing robot for cleaning ducts.
Code: TG3310202
Pneumatic brushing robot for cleaning ducts.
Code:
Electric-pneumatic brushing robot for cleaning
ducts.
Code:
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multipro
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Place your AIRNET 320 on a smooth and stable surface. Po-
sition the machine close to a mains power socket. Once the
machine is positioned correctly for operating optimally, make
sure that the four support points are in contact with the floor so
that the AIRNET 320 will be completely stable when started.
Use the cable that comes with the machine to connect the ma-
chine to the mains. This cable features a mains
electricity connector and an electrical supply connector (blue)
especially for the machine. Connect the cable to the mains
electricity and then connect it to your AIRNET 320. The connec-
tion to your AIRNET 320 is made by turning the blue connector
to the right, as shown in the image.
Steps to install the ifoam correctly:
Connecting to mains electricity:
Positioning your AIRNET 320:
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In the case of the Tegras Multipro 220V / 50Hz and the Tecai Element Auto, these connections are made with
the combined hose, which has a pneumatic and an electrical connection. This combined hose is not provided
with the AIRNET 320. If your AIRNET 320 is to be connected to other Tegras or Tecai brushing machines,
then use a hose that just has pneumatic connections which is not provided with the AR20.
This example will explain how to connect to a Tecai element auto.
Connect the combined hose from the pneumatic inlet connection
on the TECAI ELEMENT AUTO.
Connect the combined hose to your
AIRNET 320.
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Pneumatic connection:

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Stop your AIRNET 320 that supplies the pneumatic tool with
compressed air. Once stopped, operate the tool so that any
compressed air remaining in the circuit can be released. This
image represents the AIRNET 320, which is stopped by using
the on/off switch as shown in the diagram.
Disconnect the combined hose from the inlet connection
on the TECAI ELEMENT AUTO.
Disconnect the combined hose from your AIRNET 320.

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Connect the combined hose to the mains electricity connection
on the TECAI ELEMENT AUTO. The connection to your TECAI
ELEMENT AUTO is made by turning the blue connector to the
right, as shown in the image.
Connect the combined hose to your
AIRNET 320. The connection to your AIRNET 320 is made by
turning the blue connector to the right, as shown in the image.
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Power connection:

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Disconnect the blue electrical connection from the TECAI ELE-
MENT AUTO. It is disconnected by turning the blue connector
to the left and pulling it out as shown in the image.
Disconnect the blue electrical connection from
the AIRNET 320. It is disconnected
by turning the blue connector to the left and pulling it out as
shown in the image.

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This connection is made by using a low pressure hose.
Connect the low pressure hose to the pneumatic intake connec-
tion on the auxiliary tool.
Connect the low pressure hose to your AIRNET 320.
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Disconnect the low pressure hose from the intake connection on
the pneumatic tool that has been used.
Disconnect the low pressure hose from your AIRNET 320.
Stop your AIRNET 320 that supplies the pneumatic tool with
compressed air. Once stopped, operate the tool so that any
compressed air remaining in the circuit can be released. This
image represents the AIRNET 320, which is stopped by using
the on/off switch as shown in the diagram.

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Once the tool or machine to be powered by the AIRNET 320 has been connected, turn on the AIRNET 320
using the switch located on one of the sides of the machine as shown in the diagram. The use of high-perfor-
mance electric motors, combined with the low energy consumption of the machine enables dramatic savings
to be made in energy use, comparable with the A++ class of domestic appliances.
To start up your AIRNET 320, turn the on/off switch to the right,
as shown in the image. Once the switch has been pulled out
you can hear the compressor working. If you do not hear any-
thing it is because it is not working. This may be caused by a
bad electric connection in the AIRNET 320.
Turning your AIRNET 320 on:
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The compressor should not be started with inter-
nal pressure as this may cause serious damage to
the equipment. To purge this pressure, keep the
TEGRAS equipment running on compressed air
when the compressor is turned off.
The compressor should be turned off during long
periods of inactivity (>15 mins) to prevent the pre-
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Turn off the AIRNET 320 when the work is finished and unplug it.
Stopping your AIRNET 320:
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Stop the AIRNET 320 by pulling out the on/off switch as shown
in the diagram.
Remove the AIRNET 320 from the mains by turning the blue
connector to the left and pulling it out as shown in the image.

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The machine has been designed to be transported in a small van.
When transporting the machine it should be firmly tied in order to prevent any type of damage. Additionally,
it should be placed in its normal working position (vertical) and the front wheel brakes should be on.
Placing the machine on a transport pallet or anything similar is not advised. The machine must be placed on
a completely flat and horizontal surface.
The machine must be transported in its working position. Never on its side.
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