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8. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Important: Maintenance and repairs should be carried
out ONLY by authorised and suitably qualied personnel.
DO NOT attempt to disassemble the product.
WARNING! ALWAYS ensure that the on/o
switch is in the o (
) position, the battery
pack has been removed and the tank has been
fully depressurised before performing any
maintenance to this product.
8.1 General Maintenance
Important: Only the battery pack and charger (not
supplied) and any accessories may be replaced by the
user.
• Drain the compressor tank before and after EVERY
use; see 8.2 Draining the Compressor Tank.
• Clean the product using a dry cloth ONLY.
− NEVER use solvents or other aggressive
substances to clean this product as they may
damage plastic or insulated parts
− DO NOT allow liquids to come into contact with
the battery pack or battery contacts.
• Check for signs of corrosion or holes around the
compressor tank before and after every use.
− If there is signicant evidence of corrosion, have
your product inspected by an authorised service
engineer; contact Draper Tools for support.
WARNING! DO NOT use the compressor if
you suspect that the structural integrity
of the tank has been compromised.
• Keep the motor vents and air outlet clear and free
from dust and debris.
− Use a vacuum or compressed gas to clean around
the vents and outlet.
• Keep the gauges and safety valve clean and free from
debris.
Important: Take care to ensure that the safety valve is
not adjusted during cleaning.
• Have the safety valve replaced every 12 months,
regardless of use, by an authorised service agent;
contact Draper Tools for support.
8.2 Draining Moisture from the
Compressor Tank
Important: ALWAYS ensure that the compressor is
switched o, fully depressurised, completely cooled and
that the battery has been removed before draining the
compressor tank.
WARNING! DO NOT open the drain vent while
the tank is pressurised.
Drain the compressor tank of moisture before and after
EVERY use, and before storing the product.
6 Fig.
(4)
1. Depressurise the compressor tank; see 7.5
Depressurising the Compressor Tank.
2. Slowly loosen the drain valve (4) fully until the cap
can be detached.
3. Carefully tilt the compressor downwards to drain any
excess moisture from inside the tank into a suitable
container.
4. Return the compressor to its upright position and
tighten the drain valve.
Important: Dispose of condensate in accordance with
local regulations.
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