How to maintain oil-free air compressor

daily maintenance and maintenance knowledge of oil-free air compressor

1. Stick to the mission: Chaos easily leads to chaos.

2, note: do not let the wind and rain on the air compressor. Do not work in damp and dark places. Do not work in places where flammable and explosive liquid gases and dust are stored.

3. Beware of electric shock: Please do not let your body touch grounded objects (such as pipes, heating pipes, refrigerators, etc.) when using air compressors.

4. Stay away from outsiders/children: stay away from the air compressor of people who have nothing to do with the operation to avoid injury and electric shock.

Keep the machine properly: If the air compressor is not used, the air and sewage in the empty tank should be emptied.

Do not overuse the machine: operate according to the rated voltage, speed or load of the air compressor. The result will be better and safer. (Continue to run for no more than one hour, otherwise it will affect the service life).

Do not unplug the maintenance cable: or power plug. Cables should be kept away from heat sources and oil, and protected from contact with sharp objects.

Properly protect the machine: clean the filter screen in real time according to the operating conditions, reflect the accessories and cables in time, and replace the damaged accessories and cables immediately. The machine should be dry and oil-free to give full play to its functions.

Real-time power off: Develop the habit of real-time power off when not in use after get off work. The power switch must be turned off when moving the air compressor.

Anti-overpressure start: overpressure operation is not allowed. The factory has set the working pressure of the air compressor to 8bar, and the safe pressure relief pressure is 8.8bar, otherwise it will cause the danger of explosion of the gas storage tank.

Warning: The use of non-pure original accessories can easily cause damage to the air compressor and even personal injury.

Power supply voltage: it should be consistent with the voltage on the nameplate of the air compressor. When the power supply voltage is higher than the air compressor, it may cause personal confusion and damage to the air compressor. When the power supply voltage is lower than the air compressor, it may cause poor startup and even damage the motor.

The air compressor can only be used to compress air. Under no circumstances can they handle other gases, nor can they be used to inhale liquid particulate solids and any flammable substances that may cause an explosion.