HERKULES 40.100.58 Instructions De Service page 11

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have sufficient ventilation for spraying and drying.
Never spray into the wind.
It is always imperative to observe the regulations
of your local police authorities when spraying
combustible or hazardous substances.
● Never process media such as white petroleum
spirit, butyl alcohol and methylene chloride with
the PVC pressure hose (reduced life span).
Operation of pressure vessels in
accordance with the pertinent pressure
vessel regulations
1. An operator of a pressure vessel is required to
keep the pressure vessel in good working order,
to operate it properly, to supervise its use,
to carry out essential maintenance and repair
work immediately, and to introduce essential
safety measures according to requirements.
2. The supervisory authorities may order essential
safeguards from case to case.
3. A pressure vessel may not be operated if it has
any defects which constitute a danger to
employees or third parties.
4. The pressure vessel must be regularly inspected
for damage, e.g. rust. If you discover any
damage, then please contact the customer
service workshop.
Putting the compressor into operation
Assembling the wheels (1):
Fit the wheels as shown in Figure 1.
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Assembling the rubber buffer
The enclosed rubber stops must be assembled on
the supporting foot in accordance with Diagram 2.
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Replacing the oil filter and installing the air filter
(fig. 3)
Use a screwdriver to remove the oil filter plug and
insert the supplied stopper (2) in the
opening.Important! Check the oil level.
Screw the air filter (1) into the hole in the side of the
compressor pump.
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Electrical connections:
The compressor is equipped with a power cable and
an earthing-pin plug for connection to any 230 V ~ 50
Hz earthing-contact socket outlet with a 16 A fuse.
Long supply lines, extensions, cable reels and similar
cause voltage dips and may prevent the motor from
starting. Sluggishness makes starting difficult at low
temperatures under freezing
point (0°C).
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