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Over-pressurization of the air tank
may cause tank rupture or explosion.
The air tank is protected from over-
pressurization by a safety valve. Do
not eliminate, make adjustments or
substitutions to this device. Occasion-
ally pull the ring on the safety valve
to make sure it operates freely. If it
doesn't, the safety valve must be
replaced. Innercooler safety valves
used on two stage outfits must be
similarly checked.
The safety valve, Figure 7, isset at the factory to be
pressure approximately 15 pounds higher than the
ratedpressureof the outfit.Ifthe unloadervalvemal-
functions and does notexhaustcompressedairauto-
matically at maximum tank pressurethe safety valve
willprotecttheairtank againstexcessive airpressure
by poppingoffat its preset pressure.
Two stagecompressorswithunloadercontrolswillhave
a safetyvalve on theintercooler, set50 to 55 pounds.
The purpose of thissafety valve isto prevent the full
tank pressure building up inthe large, low pressure
cylinderor intercooler.
THRO'I-rLE CONTROL
A gas saving throttle control has been incorporated
on somecompressor outfits.Duringnormaloperation,
as maximumtank pressureis obtained,the unloader
exhausts compressed air and activates the throttle
control of the engine. The throttle control holds the
engine at a factory set idlingspeed untilair pressure
inthe tank dropsto reset orminimumtank pressure.
The unloaderthen reactivates the throttle control
and accelerates the engine to fullthrottle.
ADDITIONAL REGULATORS AND
CONTROLS
Since the air tank pressure is usually greater than
that which is needed, a separate regulatoris usually
employedto controlthe air pressureahead of any
individualairdrivendevice.
The gasoline engine and air compressor
pumps on all compressor outfits are
shipped without oil Do not attempt to
operate for any reason without first add-
ing oil to the engine and compressor
pump crankcase. Serious damage can
result from even very limited operation
unless filled with oil and broken in
correctly. Make sure to closely follow the
initial startup procedures.
NOTE
The compressor outfit should be placed
on a level surface in a dry, clean, well
ventilated, area. Do not place any mate-
rial on or against the belt guard. This
blocks ventilator openings necessary for
proper compressor cooling.
1. Remove the oilfill plugson the gasoline engine
and air compressorpump and slowly addoil
untilthe unitsare full. Refer to the "Gasoline
Engine OwnersManual"for recommended oils
and fill capacitiesfor the engine. The compres-
sor pump holdsapproximately60 fluid oz..
TWO STAGE COMPRESSOR UNITS
Figure 7. Safety Valve
Viscosity Chart
Recommended Oil
(API SG/CD Heavy Duty]
Room or Ambient
Temperature
SAE20 Below 20°F
SAE30 Above 32°F
Crankcase capacity equals approximately 60 fluid
ounces,
2. The air compressor outfitis readyforuse.
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