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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Please note that while this user manual provides important warnings,
precautions, and instructions for using the vacuum pump and gauge kit, it
cannot anticipate every possible situation or condition that may arise
during use. It is important for the operator to exercise good judgment,
common sense, and caution while handling the product. These factors
cannot be built into the product but must be supplied by the operator.
Safety guidelines for handling your vacuum pump
To ensure the safe and proper use of this kit, it is important to note that
it is designed only for vacuuming air or small amounts of residual
refrigerant. It should not be used to remove refrigerant directly from an
AC system.
If refrigerant recovery is required, a recovery machine is strongly
recommended. Using a vacuum pump and recovery tank to recover
refrigerant without a recovery machine should only be operated by a
trained and certificated AC technician.
Electrical shock hazard: Do not touch the vacuum pump with wet
hands or while standing on a wet surface. Always use the vacuum
pump in a dry environment and plug it into a properly grounded outlet.
Fire hazard: Do not use the vacuum pump near flammable or
combustible materials. Keep the pump away from sources of heat or
sparks, such as flames, cigarettes, or electrical appliances.
Explosion hazard: Do not use the vacuum pump with gases that are
flammable, explosive, or poisonous. Always check the safety data
sheet (SDS) of the gas before using it with the vacuum pump.
Additionally, do not exceed the specified pressure range for the pump.
Corrosion hazard: Do not use the vacuum pump with gases that can
corrode metals or exert chemical charges. Check the compatibility of
the gas with the materials of the pump and its accessories. Always use
protective gloves and eyewear when handling corrosive materials.
Never operate the pump without oil, as this can damage the pump and
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