Champion CCE10, CCE30, CVE50, CCE20 Operation Maintenance Manual & Parts List

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OPERATION MAINTENANCE

MANUAL & PARTS LIST

SINGLE STAGE ONE AND TWO CYLINDER OIL-LESS

AIR COMPRESSORS, 3/4 THROUGH 5 HP

THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION AND SHOULD ALWAYS BE

AVAILABLE TO THOSE PERSONNEL OPERATING THIS UNIT.

READ, UNDERSTAND AND RETAIN ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING THIS

EQUIPMENT TO PREVENT INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE.

Form No. F3266 VER: 12 07/01/2009

B998-A (Ref. Drawing)

MODEL H3MTOIl - 6

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MAINTAIN COMPRESSOR RELIABILITY AND PERFORMANCE WITH

GENUINE CHAMPION

COMPRESSOR

PARTS AND SUPPORT SERVICES

Champion Compressor genuine parts, manufactured to design tolerances, are developed for optimum dependability – specifically for Champion compressor systems. Design and material innovations are the result of years of experience with hundreds of different compressor applications. Reliability in materials and quality assurance are incorporated in our genuine replacement parts.

Your authorized Champion Compressor distributor offers all the backup you’ll need. A worldwide network of authorized distributors provides the finest product support in the air compressor industry. Your authorized distributor can support your Champion air compressor with these services:

1. Trained parts specialists to assist you in selecting the correct replacement parts.

2. Repair and maintenance kits designed with the necessary parts to simplify servicing your compressor.

Authorized distributor service technicians are factory trained and skilled in compressor maintenance and repair. They are ready to respond and assist you by providing fast, expert maintenance and repair services.

For the location of your local authorized

Champion Air Compressor distributor, refer to the yellow

pages of your phone directory or contact:

Factory:

Champion

1301 North Euclid Avenue Princeton, IL 61356

Phone: (815) 875-3321

Fax: (815) 872-0421 E-Mail: Champion@Champion pneumatic . com

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORDERING REPAIR PARTS

When ordering parts, specify Compressor MODEL, HORSEPOWER and SERIAL NUMBER (see nameplate on unit). All orders for Parts should be placed with the nearest authorized distributor.

Order by part number and description. Reference numbers are for your convenience only.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Subject Page

Maintain Compressor Reliability And Performance With .................................................. 2

Explanation Of Safety Instructions Symbols And Decals.................................................. 4

Safety And Operation Precautions.................................................................................... 5

Introduction........................................................................................................................ 6

Warranty ............................................................................................................................ 6

Specifications .................................................................................................................... 7

Installation ......................................................................................................................... 8

Operation................................................................................................................. 11 & 12

Maintenance......................................................................................................13, 14 & 15

Compressor Pilot Valve Differential Pressure Adjustment.............................................. 16

Parts Replacement Schedule..................................................................................17 & 18

Trouble Shooting Chart ...........................................................................................19 & 20

Unit Repair Parts List ..........................................................................................21 thru 26

Unit Hazard Decal Listing........................................................................................27 & 28

Pump Hazard Decals ...................................................................................................... 29

Record Of Maintenance Service .............................................................................30 & 31

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EXPLANATION OF SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SYMBOLS AND DECALS

DANGER

Indicates immediate hazards which will result in severe injury or death.

WARNING

Indicates hazards or unsafe practice which could result in severe injury or death.

CAUTION

Indicates hazards or unsafe practice which could result in damage to the Champion compressor or minor injury.

NOTICE

Notice is used to notify people of installation, operation or maintenance information which is important but not hazard related.

SAFETY AND OPERATION PRECAUTIONS

OBSERVE, UNDERSTAND AND RETAIN THE INFORMATION GIVEN IN THE SAFETY PRECAUTION DECALS AS SHOWN IN THE PARTS LIST SECTION.

DANGER

This Oil-Less Compressor must not be used for breathing air without adequate downstream filters, purifiers and controls. To do so will cause serious injury whether air is supplied direct from the compressor source or to breathing tanks for later use. Any and all liabilities for damage or loss due to injuries, death and/or property damage including consequential damages stemming from the use of this compressor to supply breathing air will be disclaimed by the manufacturer.

WARNING

The use of this compressor as a booster pump and/or to compress a medium other than atmospheric air is strictly non-approved and can result in equipment damage and/or injury. Nonapproved uses will also void warranty.

CAUTION

This unit may be equipped with special options which may not be included in this manual. User must read, understand and retain all information sent with special options.

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SAFETY AND OPERATION PRECAUTIONS

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Because an air compressor is a piece of machinery with moving and rotating parts, the same precautions should be observed as with any piece of machinery of this type where carelessness in operation or maintenance is hazardous to personnel. In addition to the many obvious safety rules that should be followed with this type of machinery, the additional safety precautions as listed below must be observed:

1. Read all instructions completely before operating air compressor or unit.

2. For installation, follow all local electrical and safety codes, as well as the National Electrical Code (NEC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA).

3. Electric motors must be securely and adequately grounded. This can be accomplished by wiring with a grounded, metal-clad raceway system to the starter; by using a separate ground wire connected to the bare metal of the motor frame; or other suitable means.

4. Protect the power cable from coming in contact with sharp objects. Do not kink power cable and never allow the cable to come in contact with oil, grease, hot surfaces, or chemicals.

5. Make certain that the power source conforms to the requirements of your equipment.

6. Pull main electrical disconnect switch and disconnect any separate control lines, if used, before attempting to work or perform maintenance on the air compressor or unit. "Tag Out" or "Lock Out" all power sources.

7. Do not attempt to remove any compressor parts without first relieving the entire system of pressure.

8. Do not attempt to service any part while machine is in an operational mode.

9. Do not operate the compressor at pressures in excess of its rating.

10. Do not operate compressor at speeds in excess of its rating.

11. Periodically check all safety devices for proper operation. Do not change pressure setting or restrict operation in any way.

12. Be sure no tools or rags or loose parts are left on the compressor or drive parts.

13. Do not use flammable solvents for cleaning the air inlet filter or element and other parts.

14. Exercise cleanliness during maintenance and when making repairs. Keep dirt away from parts by covering parts and exposed openings with clean cloth or Kraft paper.

15. Do not operate the compressor without guards, shields and screens in place.

16. Do not install a shut-off valve in the discharge line, unless a pressure relief valve, of proper design and size, is installed in the line between the compressor unit and shut-off valve.

17. Do not operate compressor in areas where there is a possibility of ingesting flammable or toxic fumes.

18. Be careful when touching the exterior of a recently run motor - it may be hot enough to be painful or cause injury. With modern motors this condition is normal if operated at rated load - modern motors are built to operate at higher temperatures.

19. Inspect unit daily to observe and correct any unsafe operating conditions found.

20. Do not "play around" with compressed air, nor direct air stream at body, because this can cause injuries.

21. Compressed air from this machine absolutely must not be used for food processing or breathing air without adequate downstream filters, purifiers and controls.

22. Always use an air pressure regulating device at the point of use, and do not use air pressure greater than marked maximum pressure of attachment.

23. Check hoses for weak or worn condition before each use and make certain that all connections are secure.

24. Always wear safety glasses when using a compressed air blowgun.

The user of any air compressor package manufactured by Champion is hereby warned that failure to follow the preceding Safety and Operation Precautions can result in injuries or equipment damage. However, Champion does not state as fact or does not mean to imply that the preceding list of Safety and Operating Precautions is all inclusive, and further that the observance of this list will prevent all injuries or equipment damage.

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INTRODUCTION

Champion Oil-Less compressors are the result of advanced engineering and skilled manufacturing. To be assured of receiving maximum service from this machine the owner must exercise care in its operation and maintenance. This book is written to give the operator and maintenance department essential information for day-to-day operation, maintenance and adjustment. Careful adherence to these instructions will result in economical operation and minimum downtime.

Express Limited Warranty

CHAMPION warrants each new piece of equipment manufactured by CHAMPION to be free from

defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of twelve (12) months from date of installation or eighteen (18) months from date of shipment by CHAMPION or CHAMPION authorized distributor, whichever may occur first.

CHAMPION makes no warranty in respect to components and accessories furnished to CHAMPION by third parties, such as ELECTRIC MOTORS, and CONTROLS, which are warranted only to the extent of the original manufacturer's warranty to CHAMPION. To have warranty consideration, electric motors must be equipped with thermal overload protection.

When a compressor pump, or component is changed or replaced during the warranty period, the newly replaced item is warranted for only the remainder of the original warranty period.

Repair, replacement or refund in the manner and within the time provided shall constitute CHAMPION'S sole liability and your exclusive remedy resulting from any nonconformity or defect. CHAMPION SHALL NOT IN ANY EVENT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, WHETHER BASED ON CONTRACT, WARRANTY, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, ARISING WITH RESPECT TO THE EQUIPMENT OR ITS FAILURE TO OPERATE EVEN IF CHAMPION HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY THEREOF.

CHAMPION MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION OF ANY KIND, EXCEPT THAT OF TITLE, AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. NO SALESMAN OR OTHER REPRESENTATIVE OF CHAMPION HAS AUTHORITY TO MAKE ANY WARRANTIES.

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COMPRESSOR UNIT SPECIFICATIONS

COMPRESSOR

MODEL

CCE10 3/4 430 3.7 100 450 2100

CCE10 1 575 4.9 100 600 2800

CCE20 1½ 570 9.6 100 1315 3360

CCE20 2 680 11.5 100 1570 4480

CCE30 3 650 17.1 100 1500 6700

CVE50 5 650 27.4 100 1500 12,000

MOTOR

H.P.

PUMP

RPM

DISPL (CFM)

MAXIMUM

PRESSURE (PSIG)

Minimum Ambient Temperature 32°F

Maximum Ambient Temperature 100°F

COOLING

AIR FLOW

(CFM)

HEAT

REJECTION

(BTU/HR)

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INSTALLATION

WARNING

Do not operate unit if damaged during shipping, handling or use. Operating unit if damaged may result in injury.

1. Permanently installed compressors must be located in a clean, well ventilated dry room so

compressor receives adequate supply of fresh, clean, cool and dry air. It is recommended that a compressor, used for painting, be located in a separate room from that area wherein body sanding and painting is done. Abrasive particles or paint found to have clogged the air intake filters and intake valves shall automatically void warranty.

2. Compressors should never be located so close to a wall or other obstruction that flow of air through

the cooling fan, which cools the compressor, is impeded. Permanently mounted units should have cooling fan at least 12" from wall.

3. Place stationary compressors on firm level ground or flooring. Permanent installations require

bolting to floor. Bolt holes in tank or base feet are provided. Before bolting or lagging down, shim compressor level to avoid putting a stress on a tank foot. It is recommended that unit be set on optional vibro-isolator pads. Tanks bolted directly to a concrete floor without isolators will not be warranted against cracking.

4. If installing a base mounted unit, make certain pressure limiting controls are properly installed and

operational. A pressure switch is required for start/stop control. Units furnished with dual control are supplied with a pilot valve. The pilot valve requires a control air pressure line from the air receiver to be connected to the pilot valve.

DANGER

Do not install isolating valves between compressor outlet and air receiver. This will cause excessive pressure if valve is closed and cause injury and equipment damage.

DANGER

Factory assembled medical units equipped with an isolation valve have a pressure relief valve installed in the discharge line between the compressor and isolation valve. Do not remove or adjust.

WARNING

Always use an air pressure regulating device at the point of use. Failure to do so can result in injury or equipment damage.

CAUTION

• Do not install an area where ambient temperature is below 32 degrees F. or above 100 degrees F.

• Do not install unit in an area where air is dirty and/or chemical laden.

• Unit is not to be installed outdoors.

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INSTALLATION (CONT’D)

ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY

It is essential that the power supply and the supply wiring are adequately sized and that the voltage corresponds to the unit specifications. Branch circuit protection must be provided at installation as specified in the National Electrical Code.

All wiring should be performed by a licensed electrician or electrical contractor. Wiring must meet applicable codes for area of installation. The table gives recommended wire sizes based on the 1999 NEC.

WIRE SIZE (AWG)

COPPER CONDUCTOR - 75°C TEMP. RATING - 30° AMBIENT

MOTOR

200/208V 230V 460V 575V 115V 208V 230V

3/4 – 1-1/2 14 (14) 14 (14) 14 (14) 14 (14) 10 ( 8) 14 (10) 14 (12) 2 14 (12) 14 (12) 14 (14) 14 (14) 8 ( 6) 12 ( 8) 12 (10) 3 14 (10) 14 (12) 14 (14) 14 (14) 8 ( 4) 10 ( 8) 10 ( 8) 5 10 ( 8) 12 ( 8) 14 (12) 14 (12) ----- 8 ( 6) 8 ( 6)

Valves in ( ) for duplex unit with one incoming power line to both motors.

All models require a properly sized magnetic starter as specified in the National Electric Code (NEC). See Figure 1-1 for simplex wiring diagram and Figure 1-2 for duplex wiring diagram.

If ordered with a factory mounted magnetic starter, compressor is wired at factory. It is necessary only to bring lines from a properly sized disconnect switch to the magnetic starter mounted on the unit.

3 PHASE 1 PHASE

300CHS546-A (Ref. Drawing)

Figure 1-1 Simplex Wiring Diagram

301CHS546-A (Ref. Drawing)

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INSTALLATION (CONT’D)

300CHD546-A (Ref. Drawing)

Wiring must be such that when viewing compressor from opposite shaft end, rotation of shaft is clockwise as shown by arrow on guard. Wrong direction rotation for any length of time will result in damage to compressor

Figure 1-2 Duplex Wiring Diagram

CAUTION

301CHD546-A (Ref. Drawing)

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INSTALLATION (CONT’D)

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

This product should be connected to a grounded, metallic, permanent wiring system, or an

AIR LINE PIPING

equipment-grounding terminal or lead on the product.

Connection to air system should be of the same size, or larger, than discharge pipe out of unit. The table gives recommended minimum pipe sizes. A union connection to the unit and water drop leg is recommended. Install a flexible connector between the discharge of the unit and the plant air piping. Plant air piping should be periodically inspected for leaks using a soap and water solution for detection on all pipe joints. Air leaks waste energy and are expensive

Minimum Pipe Sizes For Compressor Air Lines

(Based on clean Smooth Schedule 40 Pipe)

COMPRESSOR

MODEL

25’ 50’ 100’ 200’ 300’

CCE10 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) CCE20 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) CCE30 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) CVE50 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 3/4” (1”) 1” (1-1/4”) 1” (1-1/4”)

Values in ( ) are for duplex unit.

WARNING

Never use plastic pipe or improperly rated metal pipe. Improper piping material can burst and cause injury or property damage.

OPERATION

This compressor has been inspected, thoroughly tested and approved at the factory. For this unit to give long satisfactory service it must be installed and operated properly.

This compressor has been designed to run at a 100% duty cycle.

Simplex units have a pressure switch that senses changes in receiver pressure and automatically starts and stops the compressor at preset pressure limits. If the receiver pressure falls below the cut-in pressure setting of the pressure switch the compressor will run until the cut-out pressure setting of the pressure switch has been reached.

Duplex units have lead and lag pressure switches and an automatic alternating system to evenly distribute the load between the two compressors. The pressure switches sense changes in receiver pressure and automatically start and stop the compressor at preset pressure levels. If the receiver pressure falls below the cut-in pressure setting of the lead pressure switch but remains above the cut-in pressure setting of the lag pressure switch, only one compressor will run until receiver pressure reaches the cut-out pressure of the lead pressure switch. The next time the pressure in the receiver drops, the system automatically starts the compressor that was idle. If the receiver pressure falls below the cut-in pressure setting of the lag pressure switch, both compressors run until receiver pressure reaches the cut-out pressure setting of the lead pressure switch.

Units furnished with optional dual control are equipped with a needle valve, pilot valve and head unloaders to provide continuous run capabilities. The pilot valve acts as an automatic air switch allowing air to flow from the receiver to the head unloader mechanism, thus actuating it. To operate unit in continuous run, open needle valve located next to pilot valve. The pilot valve is now able to sense receiver pressure. When the receiver pressure reaches the cut-out pressure setting of the pilot valve, the pilot valve opens and air is released to the unloader mechanism. The compressor stops compressing air and runs unloaded until the cut-in pressure setting of the pilot valve has been reached. At this time air released from the unloader mechanism and the compressor starts compressing again. Continuous run is recommended if motor starts exceed 8 starts/hour.

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OPERATION (CONT’D)

Initial Start Up

1. Inspect unit for any visible signs of damage that would have occurred in shipment or during

installation.

2. Pull main disconnect switch to unit to assure that no power is coming into the unit. “Lock Out” or “Tag

Out” switch. Connect power leads to starter.

WARNING

Do not attempt to operate compressor on voltage other than that specified on order or on compressor motor.

3. Activate main disconnect switch.

4. “Jog” motor and check for proper rotation by direction arrow. If rotation is wrong, reverse input

connections on the magnetic starter.

5. Close receiver outlet hand valve and start.

6. With receiver hand valve closed, let machine pump up to operating pressure. At this stage the

automatic controls will take over. Check for proper cycling operation.

7. Check for proper operation of any options. Refer to individual option instruction sheet.

8. Open receiver hand valve. The air compressor unit is now ready for use.

WARNING

This unit can start automatically without warning.

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GUIDE TO MAINTENANCE

For Service contact an authorized Champion distributor. All requests should include model number and serial number. To obtain reliable and satisfactory service, this unit requires a consistent preventive maintenance schedule. Maintenance schedule form is included to aid in keeping the proper records.

WARNING

Before performing any maintenance function, switch main disconnect switch to "off" position to assure no power is entering unit. "Lock Out" or "Tag Out" all sources of power. Be sure all air pressure in unit is relieved. Failure to do this may result in injury or equipment damage.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

1. Drain moisture from tank by opening tank drain cock located in bottom of tank. Do not open drain

valve if tank pressure exceeds 25 PSIG.

2. Turn off compressor at the end of each day's operation. Turn off power supply at wall switch.

WEEKLY MAINTENANCE

1. Clean dust and foreign matter from cylinder, cylinder head, motor, fan blade, air lines, and tank.

2. Remove and clean intake air filters.

WARNING

Do not exceed 15 PSIG nozzle pressure when cleaning element parts with compressed air. Do not direct compressed air against human skin. Serious injury could result. Never wash elements in fuel oil, gasoline or flammable solvent.

3. Check V-belts for tightness. The V-belts must be tight enough to transmit the necessary power to

the compressor. Adjust the V-belts as follows:

Remove bolts and guard to access compressor drive.

Loosen mounting hardware, which secures motor to base. Slide motor within slots of baseplate to desired position.

Apply pressure with finger to one belt at midpoint span. Tension is correct if top of belt aligns with

bottom of adjacent belt. Make further adjustments if necessary.

Check the alignment of pulleys. Adjust if necessary.

Tighten mounting hardware to secure motor on base.

Re-install guard and secure bolts.

WARNING

Never operate unit without belt guard in place. Removal will expose rotating parts which can cause injury or equipment damage.

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EVERY 90 DAYS OR 500 HOURS MAINTENANCE

1. Check entire system for air leakage around fittings, connections, and gaskets, using soap solution

and brush.

2. Tighten nuts and cap screws as required.

3. Check and clean compressor valves as required. Replace when worn or damaged parts.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE NOTES

PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE: The pressure relief valve is an automatic pop valve. Each valve is properly

adjusted for the maximum pressure of the unit on which it is installed. If it should pop, it will be necessary to drain all the air out of the tank in order to reseat properly, or drop pressure in line. Do not readjust.

TANK DRAIN VALVE: Drain valve is located at bottom of tank. Open drain valve daily to drain condensation. Do not open drain valve if tank pressure exceeds 25 psig. The automatic tank drain equipped compressor requires draining manually once a week.

PRESSURE SWITCH: The pressure switch is automatic and will start compressor at the low pressure

and stop when the maximum pressure is reached. It is adjusted to start and stop compressor at the proper pressure for the unit on which it is installed. Do not readjust.

COMPRESSOR VALVES (CCE10): Once per year or if compressor fails to pump air or seems slow in filling up tank, disconnect unit from power source remove valve plate and clean thoroughly, using compressed air. The valve plates can be reached by removing the cylinder head. The cylinder head is held by four capscrews. After cleaning exceptional care must be taken that all parts are replaced in exactly the same position and all joints must be tight or the compressor will not function properly. When all valves are replaced and connections tight, close hand valve at tank outlet for final test.

COMPRESSOR VALVES (CCE20, CCE30, CVE50): Once per year or if compressor fails to pump air or

seems slow in filling up tank, disconnect unit from power source and remove valves and clean thoroughly, using compressed air and a soft wire brush. The valve plates can be reached by removing the cylinder head. Each cover is held by four capscrews. Take care not to damage the “O”-Ring seal under the top of the cover. After cleaning exceptional care must be taken that all parts are replaced in exactly the same position and all joints must be tight or the compressor will not function properly. When all valves are replaced and connections tight, close hand valve at tank outlet for final test.

Valves must be replaced in original position. Valve gaskets should be replaced each time valves are serviced.

CHECK VALVE: The check valve closes when the compressor stops operating, preventing air from

flowing out of the tank through the unloader solenoid valve. After the compressor stops operating, if air continues to escape through the unloader solenoid valve, it is an indication that the check valve is leaking. This can be corrected by removing check valve and cleaning disc and seat. If check valve disc is worn badly, replace same.

Before removing check valve be sure all air is drained out of tank and power is disconnected. Failure to do so may result in injury or equipment damage.

CAUTION

WARNING

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GENERAL MAINTENANCE (Cont'd.)

BELTS: Drive belts must be kept tight enough to prevent slipping. If belts slip or squeak, see V-belt maintenance in preceding section.

MOTOR LUBRICATION: Long time satisfactory operation of an electric motor depends in large measure

on proper lubrication of the bearings. Bearing grease will lose its lubricating ability overtime, not suddenly. Refer to the motor manufacturer’s instructions for the type of grease and lubrication intervals.

PILOT VALVE: (Optional - Dual Control Units Only) The pilot valve actuates the head unloader mechanism to provide a means of stopping or starting the compression of air by the compressor without stopping or starting the electric motor.

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COMPRESSOR PILOT VALVE PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT (DUAL CONTROL UNITS ONLY) Proceed with the following instructions while compressor is running:

1. Loosen locknut (2) and back off several turns.

2. Check reading on the tank pressure gauge. Set the pressure to 30 psig differential (unload at 95

psig, reload at 65 psig). Turn nut (3) clockwise to increase differential pressure or counterclockwise to decrease differential pressure.

3. After pressure is set, tighten locknut (2). Be careful not to move nut (3).

COMPRESSOR PILOT VALVE DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT

Proceed with the following instructions while compressor is running.:

1. Loosen locknut (2) and back off several turns.

2. Check reading on the tank pressure gauge. Set the pressure to 30 psig differential (unload at 95

psig, reload at 65 psig). Turn nut (3) clockwise to increase differential pressure or counterclockwise to decrease differential pressure.

3. After pressure is set, tighten locknut (2). Be careful not to move nut (3).

B980-B

(Ref. Drawing)

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PARTS REPLACEMENT SCHEDULE

1. Replace compression rings every 3 years (2 years if 60 or more hours/week run time).

2. Replace control rings every 3 years (2 years if 60 or more hours/week run time).

3. Change both main shaft and con rod bearings every 4 years (3 years if 60 or more hours/week run

time).

4. Replace head valves or valve plates every 2 years (1 year if 60 or more hours/week run time).

PISTON RING REPLACEMENT

Piston rings can be inspected or replaced by doing the following:

1. Make sure all power is off to the unit and the air receiver is at 0 PSIG.

2. Loosen and remove the discharge line or manifold.

3. Loosen and remove the four capscrews holding the cylinder to the crankcase.

4. Pull the cylinder/head assembly straight off of the crankcase (Take care not to damage the

piston/con rod during this removal).

5. The piston and rings will then be exposed.

6. Inspect and replace the rings as required (Note that the CCE20, CCE30 and CVE50 compression

rings are of the two separate piece design and take care not to drop or break the overlap ends of the ring).

7. Replace rings on piston and carefully slide cylinder over the piston until it sets on the crankcase.

8. Tighten four capscrews that hold the cylinder to the crankcase.

9. Reinstall the discharge line or manifold.

CCE10 CRANKSHAFT BEARING AND CON ROD REPLACEMENT

Crankshaft bearings can be replaced as follows:

1. Disconnect all power to the unit and bleed down the air receiver pressure to 0 PSIG.

2. Remove the belt guard and the V-belt.

3. Remove the flywheel.

4. Remove the cylinder from the crankcase.

5. Loosen the two setscrews in the pin boss area tightened against the pin on the inside area of the

piston.

6. Push the piston pin out to remove the piston from the top of the con rod.

7. Remove crankcase breather cover and foam material on the front end of the crankcase. This will

expose a round opening in the crankcase in line with the crankshaft end.

8. Remove snap ring on the rod of the crankshaft using snap ring pliers.

9. Remove the con rod assembly using a gear puller.

10. If only installing con rod assembly, heat the lower end bearing on a hot plate to 190°F. Using heat

resistant gloves, quickly slide bearing on the rod of the crankshaft to proper location and reinstall the snap ring.

11. Remove the 2 capscrews located inside the crankcase on the flywheel end.

12. Remove the flywheel key located on the crankshaft outside the crankcase.

13. Carefully remove the crankshaft from the crankcase using a press.

14. Remove the first bearing (smaller) from the crankshaft using gear puller.

15. Remove snap ring on the crankshaft using snap ring pliers.

16. Remove the second bearing (larger) from the crankshaft using gear puller.

17. To install new crankshaft bearings on the shaft, heat bearings to 190°F. Using heat resistant gloves

quickly slide larger bearing to proper location on the crankshaft, reinstall snap ring, then slide smaller bearing to proper location on the crankshaft.

18. Reassemble compressor by reversing procedures stated 1 through 13.

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CCE20, CCE30, & CVE50 CRANKSHAFT BEARING AND CON ROD REPLACEMENT

Crankshaft bearings can be replaced as follows:

1. Disconnect all power to the unit and bleed down the air receiver pressure to 0 PSIG.

2. Remove the belt guard and the V-belts.

3. Remove the flywheel.

4. Remove the cylinder(s) from the crankcase.

5. Loosen the two setscrews in the pin boss area tightened against the pin on the inside area of the

piston(s).

6. Push the piston pin out to remove the piston from the top of the con rod.

7. Loosen and remove the bearing cover on the flywheel end. Jackscrews are provided to remove this

cover.

8. Remove the crankcase breather cover and foam material on the front end of the crankcase. This will

expose a slotted opening in the crankcase casting in line with the crankshaft end.

9. Using a drift and hammer, push the end of the crankshaft bearing toward the pulley end until the

front side crankshaft bearing is free from the crankcase.

10. Carefully remove the crankshaft/con rod assembly from the crankcase through the opening in the

flywheel end.

11. The crankshaft bearings can be removed from the crankcase with bearing puller.

12. If the connecting rods need to be removed from the crankshaft, jackscrews are provided in the

crankcase adjacent to the con rod bearing for this purpose (remove the snap ring before using the jackscrews). To install a new con rod assembly, heat the lower end bearing on a hot plate to 190°F. Using heat resistant gloves, quickly slide con rod on shaft, starting at flywheel end to its proper place on the shaft throw.

13. To install a new con rod assembly, heat the lower end bearing on a hot plate to 190° F. Using heat

resistant gloves, quickly slide bearings on each end of shaft, starting at flywheel end to its proper place on the shaft throw.

14. Reinstall snap ring.

15. To install new crankshaft bearings on shaft, heat bearings to 190°F. Using heat resistant gloves,

quickly slide bearings on each end of shaft, making sure the smaller bearing is installed on the front end of the crankshaft.

16. Reassemble compressor by reversing procedures stated in 1 through 10.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE FOR COMPRESSOR

WARNING

Always disconnect unit from power supply and relieve all pressure from air tank before performing any maintenance. “Tag Out” or “Lock Out” disconnect switch. Failure to do so may result in equipment damage or injury.

Never use gasoline or flammable solvent on or around compressor unit. Explosion may result.

Troubleshooting Chart

Symptom Possible Cause(s) Corrective Action

Motor will not start.

Starter trips repeatedly. 1. Improperly adjusted pressure switch.

Tank pressure builds up slowly. 1. Air leaks.

Tank pressure builds up quickly. 1. Excessive water in tank. 1. Drain tank.

Discharge pressure relief valve pops off while compressor is running.

1. Main switch and fuses open.

2. Starter heater coils open.

3. Starter tripped

4. Defective pressure switch contacts will not close

5. Low voltage.

2. Faulty check valve.

3. Incorrect fuse size or magnetic starter heaters.

4. Low voltage.

5. Defective motor.

2. Dirty air filter.

3. Defective compressor valves

1. Wrong pressure switch setting.

2. Defective ASME relief valve.

1. Check all fuses and switches. Check for loose or faulty wires.

2. Check overload relay in starter. Reset starter.

3. Reset starter. If starter trips repeatedly, have electrical system inspected by an electrician.

4. Repair or replace pressure switch.

Warning – Relieve tank pressure

before servicing.

5. Check with voltmeter. Be sure

voltage corresponds to unit specifications.

1. Adjust or replace.

Warning – Relieve tank pressure

before servicing.

2. Clean or replace

Warning – Relieve tank pressure

before servicing.

3. Be sure that fuses and heaters are properly rated.

4. Check with voltmeter. Be sure voltage corresponds to unit specifications.

5. Replace motor.

1. Tighten fittings.

2. Clean or replace.

3. Install new valves.

1. Adjust to correct setting.

2. Replace valve.

Compressor will not unload (Dual control units only)

Excessive belt wear. 1. Pulley out of alignment.

Compressor runs hot. 1. Improper flywheel rotation

1. Wrong pilot valve setting.

2. Defective pilot valve.

3. Lack of air to pilot valve..

2. Belts too tight or too loose.

2. Defective compressor valves.

3. Dirty air filter.

4. Dirty cylinder and/or intercooler.

Warning – Relieve tank pressure

before servicin

1. Adjust to correct setting

2. Replace pilot valve.

3. Open needle valve to pilot valve.

1. Realign motor pulley.

2. Adjust belt tension.

1. Check for correct rotation.

(Counter clockwise when viewed from drive side.

2. Install new valve plate assembly.

3. Clean or replace.

4. Clean cylinder fins and/or intercooler.

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Troubleshooting Chart (cont’d)

Symptom Possible Cause(s) Corrective Action

Air leaking from unloading solenoid valve when unit is running.

System does not alternate (Duplex units only)

1. Check valve stuck in open position.

2. Incorrect wiring of solenoid valve.

3. Defective solenoid valve.

1. Starter tripped.

2. Loose wiring in alternator.

3. Defective alternator.

4. Defective motor.

1. Replace check valve.

Warning – Relieve tank pressure

before servicing.

2. Check all wiring. Check for loose or faulty wires. Check for correct voltage.

3. Replace solenoid valve.

1. Reset starter. If starter trips repeatedly, have electrical system inspected by an electrician.

2. Check and tighten all wiring connections.

3. Replace alternator.

4. Replace motor.

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B999-B

(Ref. Drawing)

REPAIR PARTS LIST

115V 200V 230V 460V

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO.

Note: Common to all Units – Unloader Solenoid Valve

CC1019457 CC1019455 CC1019459 CC1019456

UNIT REPAIR PARTS ILLUSTRATION

MODELS: H.7MTOII-3, H.7MTOII-6, H1MTOII-3, H1MTOII-6, H1.5MTOII-3, H1.5MOTII-6, H2MTOII-3, H2MTOII-6, H3MTOII-6, & H5MTOII-6

1 Pump CCE10 CCE10 CCE10 CCE10 CCE20 CCE20 CCE20 CCE20 CCE30 CVE50

2 Motor 3/4 HP 3/4 HP 1 HP 1 HP 1.5 HP 1.5 HP 2 HP 2 HP 3 HP 5 HP

MODEL

H.7MTOII-3 H.7MTOII-6 H1MTOII-3 H1MTOII-6 H1.5MTOII-3 H1.5MTOII-6 H2MTOII-3 H2MTOII-6 H3MTOII-6 H5MTOII-6

3 Pulley 1 PHASE P09947A P09947A P09965A P09965A P12026A P12026A P12027A P12027A P11992A P11858C

3 Pulley 3 PHASE P09947A P09947A P09949A P09949A P12026A P12026A P11999A P11999A P11992A P11858C

4 Tank P11938D P11937D P11938D P11937D P11938D P11937D P11938D P11937D P11937D P11937D

5 Belts A61 (1) A61 (1) A61 (1) A61 (1) 4L510 (2) 4L510 (2) 4L510 (2) 4L510 (2) 4L510 (2) B48 (2)

6 Belt Guard Z12722 Z12722 Z12722 Z12722 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9132

7 Check Valve P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A

8 Isolation Valve M3590 M3590 M3590 M3590 M3590 M3590 M3590 M3590 M3590 M3590

9 Drain Valve VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988

10 Pressure Switch P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A

11 Pressure Gauge M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C

12 Pressure Relief Valve M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843

13 Bucket High Drain Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541

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UNIT REPAIR PARTS ILLUSTRATION MODELS: B.7MTOII B1MTOII, B1.5MTOII, B2MTOII, B3MTOII, & B5MTOII

C383-A (Ref. Drawing)

REPAIR PARTS LIST

B.7MTOII B1MTOII B1.5MTOII B2MTOII B3MTOII B5MTOII

1 Pump CCE10 CCE10 CCE20 CCE20 CCE30 CVE50

2 Belt Guard Z12722 Z12722 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9132

3 Base Plate P11933C P11933C P11933C P11933C P11933C P11933C

4 Motor 3/4 HP 1 HP 1.5 HP 2 HP 3 HP 5 HP

5 Pulley

6 Belts A61 (1) A61 (1) A61 (1) 4L510 (2) 4L510 (2) B48 (2)

1 PHASE

3 PHASE

P09947A P09965A P12026A P12027A P11992A P11858C

P09947A P09949A P12026A P11999A P11992A P11858C

MODEL

Note: Common to all Units – Unloader Solenoid Valve

115V 200V 230V 460V

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO.

CC1019457 CC1019455 CC1019459 CC1019456

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C384-A

(Ref. Drawing)

MODEL

REPAIR PARTS LIST

115V 200V 230V 460V

Note: Common to all Units – Unloader Solenoid Valve

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO.

CC1019457 CC1019455 CC1019459 CC1019456

H3MTOIID-8, H3MTOIID-12, H5MTOIID-8, & H5MTOIID-12

UNIT REPAIR ILLUSTRATION

MODEL: H.7HTOIID-6, H.7MTOIID-8, H1MTOIID-6, H1MTOIID-8, H1.5MTOIID-6, H1.5MTOIID-6, H2MTOIID-6, H2MTOIID-8,

M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843 M2843

Pressure Relief

H.7MTOIID-6 H.7MTOIID-8 H1MTOIID-6 H1MTOIID-8 H1.5MTOIID-6 H1.5MTOIID-8 H2MTOIID-6 H2MTOIID-8 H3MTOIID-8 H3MTOIID-12 H5MTOIID-8 H5MTOIID-12

1 Pump CCE10 CCE10 CCE10 CCE10 CCE20 CCE20 CCE20 CCE20 CCE30 CCE30 CVE50 CVE50

2 Pressure Gauge M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C M519C

3 Belt Guard Z12722 Z12722 Z12722 Z12722 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9130 Z9132 Z9132

4 Belt Guard Z12723 Z12723 Z12723 Z12723 Z9131 Z9131 Z9131 Z9131 Z9131 Z9131 Z9133 Z9133

5 Drain Valve VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988 VP1022988

6 Check Valve P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A P05822A

7 Bucket High Drain Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541 Z1541

8 Pressure Switch P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A P05007A

Valve

10 Motor 3/4 HP 3/4 HP 1 HP 1 HP 1.5 HP 1.5 HP 2 HP 2 HP 3 HP 3 HP 5 HP 5 HP

11 Tank P11936D P11934D P11936D P11934D P11936D P11934D P11936D P11934D P11934D P11935D P11934D P11935D

12 Isolation Valve CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756 CQM3756

13 Pulley 1 PHASE P09947A (2) P09947A (2) P09965A (2) P09965A (2) P12026A (2) P12026A (2) P12027A (2) P12027A (2) P11992A (2) P11992A (2) P11858C (2) P11858C (2)

13 Pulley 3 PHASE P09947A (2) P09947A (2) P09949A (2) P09949A (2) P12026A (2) P12026A (2) P11999A (2) P11999A (2) P11992A (2) P11992A (2) P11858C (2) P11858C (2)

14 Belts A61 (2) A61 (2) A61 (2) A61 (2) 4L510 (4) 4L510 (4) 4L510 (4) 4L510 (4) 4L510 (4) 4L510 (4) B48 (4) B48 (4)

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COMPRESSOR REPAIR PARTS ILLUSTRATION MODEL: CCE10

C351-B (Ref. Drawing)

Repair Parts List

Model CCE10

Ref. No. Description Part Number Qty.

1 Cylinder Head P14341A 1 2 Inlet/Outlet Valve Assembly P14350A 2 3 Shaft Bearing-Front End P14347A 1 4 Shaft Bearing-Flywheel End P14346A 1 5 Seal, Piston Pin P14345A 2 6 Connecting Rod and Bearing P14351A 1 7 Crankcase Breather P14349A 1 8 Piston Pin P14348A 1

9 Piston P14342A 1 10 Control Ring P14344A 1 11 Compression Ring P14343A 2 12 Piston Ring Set Z12418 1 13 Intake Filter Element P09974A 1 14 Snap Ring, 37MM P14355A 1 15 Snap Ring, 32MM P14356A 1 16 Cylinder P14357A 1 17 Flywheel P14358A 1

Note: For All Other Parts, Contact Factory Service Dept.

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COMPRESSOR REPAIR PARTS ILLUSTRATION MODELS: CCE20 & CCE30

B1000-E (Ref. Drawing)

Repair Parts List

Models: CCE20, CCE30

Ref. No. Description Part No. Qty. Part No. Qty.

1 Intake Valve P11860A 1 P11867A 1 2 Exhaust Valve P11861A 1 P11868A 1 3 “O”Ring Seal-Valve Cover P11862A 2 P11869A 2 4 Exhaust Valve Gasket P12770A 1 P12771A 1 5 Cylinder Head P12768A 1 P12769A 1 6 Piston P12772A 1 P12773A 1 7 Compression Ring P11859A 2 P11866A 2 8 Control Ring P12774A 2 P12775A 2

9 Piston Ring Set Z9495 1 Z9496 1 10 Piston Pin Seal P12778A 2 P12778A 2 11 Cylinder Gasket P12776A 1 P12777A 1 12 Intake Filter Element P05050A 1 P05050A 1 13 Shaft Bearing-Front End P12829A 1 P12829A 1 14 Shaft Bearing-Flywheel End P12827A 1 P12827A 1 15 Cover Gasket P12825A 1 P12825A 1 16 Connecting Rod and Bearing Z9503 1 Z9503 1 17 Piston Pin P12824A 1 P12826A 1 18 Crankcase Breather P13437A 1 P13437A 1 19 Piston, Unloader, MT0II, CE30

(Included on Head Unloader Pumps Only) 20 Cylinder CC1009504 1 CC1009505 1 21 Pulley CC1011356 1 CC1011356 1 22 Flywheel CC1011357 1 CC1011357 1 23 Pin, Crankshaft CC1011358 1 CC1011358 1 24 Fasteners, Flywheel CC1011359 1 CC1011359 1 25 Valve Clamp, Inlet CC1035092 1 CC1035093 1 26 Valve Clamp, Outlet CC1035094 1 CC1035097 1

CCE20 Qty. CCE30

CQP14901A 1 CQP14862A 1

Note: For All Other Parts, Contact Factory Service Dept.

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COMPRESSOR REPAIR PARTS ILLUSTRATION MODEL: CVE50

Repair Parts List

Model CVE50

Ref. No. Description Part Number Qty.

1 Intake Valve P11860A 2 2 Exhaust Valve P11861A 2 3 “O”Ring Seal-Valve Cover P11862A 4 4 Exhaust Valve Gasket P12770A 2 5 Cylinder Head P12768A 2 6 Piston P12772A 2 7 Compression Ring P11859A 4 8 Control Ring P12774A 4

9 Piston Ring Set Z9495 2 10 Piston Pin Seal P12778A 4 11 Cylinder Gasket P12776A 2 12 Intake Filter Element P05050A 1 13 Shaft Bearing-Front End P12830A 1 14 Shaft Bearing-Flywheel End P12828A 1 15 Cover Gasket P12825A 1 16 Connecting Rod and Bearing Z9504 2 17 Piston Pin P12824A 2 18 Crankcase Breather P13437A 1 19 Intercooler Tube P14366A 1 20 Piston, Unloader, MT0II, VE50

(Included on Head Unloader Pumps Only) 21 Cylinder CC1009506 2 22 Pin, Crankshaft CC1011358 1 23 Fasteners, Flywheel CC1011359 1 24 Flywheel CC1011357 1 25 Valve Clamp, Inlet CC1035096 2 26 Valve Clamp, Outlet CC1035095 2

CQP14896A 2

Note: For All Other Parts, Contact Factory Service Dept.

B1001-F (Ref. Drawing)

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UNIT HAZARD DECAL LISTING

PAGE DESCRIPTION PART NO.

28 PRODUCT LIABILITY DECAL SHEET - MASTER P10157A

Unit Pressure Setting 1 NOT USED 2 DANGER – Breathing Air 3 DANGER – Drain Tank Daily 4 WARNING – Pressure/Safety Valve 5 NOT USED 6 DANGER – Valve Maintenance 7 DANGER – High Voltage 8 WARNING – Hot Surfaces 9 WARNING – Do Not Remove Fan Guard 10 NOT USED 11a NOT USED 11b NOT USED 12 NOT USED 13 DECAL – Pressure Setting: 70-100 PSIG 14 NOTICE – Read and Retain Manuals 15 INSTRUCTIONS – Dual Control (Optional) 16 DECAL – Rotation Direction 17 NOT USED 18 DECAL – Pressure Switch P14677A

PUMP HAZARD DECAL LISTING

PAGE DESCRIPTION PART NO.

29 PUMP DECAL SHEET – MASTER P13805A

NOT USED NOT USED DECAL – Rotation Direction NOTICE – Read and Retain Manuals DANGER – Breathing Air DECAL – Made in the United States of America IMPORTANT NOTICE – Motor Burn-outs

A1 A2

B C D E F

P14677A

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UNIT HAZARD DECALS

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PUMP HAZARD DECALS

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RECORD OF MAINTENANCE SERVICE

Daily

• DRAIN MOISTURE FROM TANK

WEEKLY

• CLEAN FILTER

• CLEAN COMPRESSOR

• CHECK V-BELTS

EVERY 3 MONTHS

• INSPECT VALVE ASSEMBLIES

•TIGHTEN ALL FASTENERS

•TEST PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE

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RECORD OF MAINTENANCE SERVICE

Daily

• DRAIN MOISTURE FROM TANK

WEEKLY

• CLEAN FILTER

• CLEAN COMPRESSOR

• CHECK V-BELTS

EVERY 3 MONTHS

• INSPECT VALVE ASSEMBLIES

•TIGHTEN ALL FASTENERS

•TEST PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE

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