Hansa HTC 50A, HTC 30A, HTC 25A, HTC 20A, HTC 100A User Manual

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Table
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ENGLISH
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . .
Preface Useasintended Notes of warning and paragraph formats Compressor nameplate Guarantee Supplier’s address.
Important Notes
General safety instructions Environmental protection
Transportation
Before You Begin
Unpackdevice Check package for completeness
Installation
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Drainoil
Initial Operation
Setting the operating pressure
Motor protection switch
Switching the compressor off
Maintenance
Weekly
Monthly ................................................
Quarterly or six-monthly
Failure List
Technical Data ,
Technical compressor data
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INTRODUCTION
Preface
Operation Manual - ENGLISH
This operation manual applies to compressor models HTC
HTC tains valuable information on how to safely, properly and eco­nomically operate your compressor.
In your own interest, please observe the following points:
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20a,
Use as intended
This compressor has been designed for the operation of com-
mercially available airbrushes.
20m,
HTC
Read this operation manual prior to initial opera-
tion and any maintenance work. Observing the notes and instructions contained in
this manual is the only way that guarantees use as
intended.
Always keep the operation manual in the immediate
proximity of the compressor.
25a,
HTC
30a,
HTC
50a,
and HTC
IOOa.
It con-
Please observe the following notes:
The intended use includes the taking of all preventive
maintenance action described in this manual as well as
the proper disposal of all operating materials at the end
of their serviceable life.
Every application other than the use described in this manual shall be considered not as intended. All conse-
quences shall be borne by the operator.
It is not allowed to change the compressor’s design or construction.
Introduction
Notes of warning and paragraph formats
In this manual, you will repeatedly come across certain notes of warning and paragraph formats standing for the following types of information:
Caution:
Note:
Note:
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This symbol makes you aware of any danger to
human
and/or
machine. Observe these safety
notes in your own interest.
This symbol marks helpful tips and other useful in­formation.
This symbol appears every time the text mentions operating or other materials for which legal process­ing and disposal rules exist to protect the environ­ment.
Paragraphs preceded by a number mark instructions to be worked through in the numbered sequence.
Paragraphs preceded by a dot refer to general lists.
Compressor nameplate
The nameplate attached to the compressor displays information about the compressor type, serial number, pressure rating,
model year and manufacturer.
world
MOD.HTC 20M Manufactured by
WERTHER INT.CADE (R.E)
NORDERSTEDT GERMANY
of
airbrush
S/N 428492 L. 1
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ITALY
Figure I: Compressor nameplate
YEAR M/l997
BAR 6
Guarantee
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Hansa-Technik mance of the device.
The guarantee period is 12 months, starting on the day of pur­chase.
The guarantee shall only be performed if the receipt is sent in with the device to Hansa-Technik GmbH. We will remove all de­fects or damages caused by material or production failures.
The guarantee shall be performed by repair or replacement of defective parts according to our best choice.
Damages to wearing parts as well as damages caused by im­proper use or maintenance action shall be excluded from the guarantee.
Supplier’s address
GmbH
guarantees perfect quality and perfor-
.
Hansa-Technik Oststr. 67
D-22844 Norderstedt - Germany Telephone
Telefax
E-mail:
Internet:
+49-40-526
hansa@on-line.de
http://www.hansa-airbrush.de
GmbH
+49-40-
526 58-O
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IMPORTANT NOTES
General safety instructions
The compressor must only be installed in dry rooms and protec­ted against dampness and dust.
The spraying of combustible fluids constitutes a fire hazard and/ or a risk of explosion. Only use in well-aired rooms.
Install the compressor such that it can take in enough air at any
time. It may overheat otherwise. Safety and protective devices on or in the compressor must not
be modified or disabled.
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Immediately disconnect the device if you detect any unusual sounds or smells during operation. Contact a specialised work­shop if necessary. The compressor must only be restarted when
it has been put back into proper working order.
Repairs must only be made by qualified and trained persons.
Switch off and unpressurise the compressor prior to any mainte-
nance work. The device has been designed for an operating voltage of
50Hz.
stalled and secured wall outlet. The wall outlet to which the device is connected must be easily
accessible so that you can quickly disconnect the compressor from the mains if and when required.
It is mandatory that power be supplied via a properly in-
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Important Notes
Environmental protection
Disposal of compressor oil must comply with your local authori­ties’ regulations.
At the end of its serviceable life, the compressor too is to be dis­posed in compliance with legal regulations.
Transportation
Drain all the oil from the compressor if you wish to transport it (forwarder, P.O., etc.) any time after initial installation and setup. You otherwise run the risk of oil escaping or getting into the
pression
Catch the oil to be drained off in a suitable container.
Hansa-Technik
by the transportation or dispatch of oil-filled compressors.
chamber thus damaging the device.
GmbH
shall not be liable for damages caused
co-
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Unpack device
After unpacking, check the compressor for any transport dam­ages.
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Check package for completeness
Note:
Note:
Check whether the delivery package was complete. Apart from
the compressor, the package should contain the following parts:
Keep the packing material so that you can reuse it for any later transportation.
Dispose of the packing material in compliance with the applicable regulations if you no longer need it.
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bottle of oil (2 bottles for model HTC
1 screw-on filler tip for the oil bottle (2 filler tips for mod-
el HTC plug-type connectors;
1 air filter (two filters for model HTC 1
IOOa);
IOOa);
OOa),
and
installation
of the appropriate size. The room temperature should be no higher than 35”
with fresh air.
1 plastic tube for draining the condensation water off
the fluid container (applies to models HTC 30a and
HTC
Install the compressor on an even surface in a well-aired room
Provide extra ventilation if the room is not sufficiently supplied
50a
only).
C.
Before
Fill up oil
You
Begin-
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Caution:
I.
2.
3.
There is no oil in the compressor during
trans-
portation. This avoids oil getting into the com-
pression chambers which would damage the de-
vice. You therefore have to fill up oil before you
put the compressor into operation for the first
time. The device might otherwise be damaged.
Models HTC
20m,
HTC
20a,
HTC
25a,
and HTC 30a
Remove the cap from the intake fitting.
Models HTC
50a
and HTC
IOOa
Remove the cap from the opening in the lid of the mo­tor.
Screw the filler tip (part of delivery package) on the open oil bottle and cut off the end.
Connect the compressor to the appropriate power source.
4.
5.
Turn the ON/OFF switch to I (ON) to switch on the com-
pressor.
Attach the oil bottle to the intake fitting or the opening in
the lid of the motor resp. (depending on your model).
air filter
/
HTC 25a
HTC 30a
Figure 2: Fill up oil / insert air filter
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HTC 100a
The motor will now suck in the oil.
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6.
7.
8.
Caution:
Note:
Switch off the motor when about in.
Check the oil level via the oil-level gauge.
Repeat the above steps if the oil level is not correct yet.
Make sure that the oil level does not exceed the maximum reading. Drain any excessive oil if it
does; see ,,Drain oil“ on page 12.
It is mandatory to use the compressor oil sup­plied by ranty claims.
Keep any remaining oil for later replenishment.
Hansa
exclusively to maintain your war-
2/3
of the oil have run
9.
The compressor is now ready to operate. Make sure that it stays
in its horizontal position because non-compliance may cause oil to get into the compression chamber which might cause dam­age.
When filling up is complete, insert the air filter (part of
delivery package) into the intake fitting or the opening in the lid of the motor (depending on the model you use), see figure
,,Fill
up oil / insert air filter” on page IO.
Before You Begin
Drain oil
Drain oil every time you wish to transport the compressor or if
you filled up too much oil by mistake.
Caution:
1.
2.
3.
It is mandatory to drain off the oil prior to any
transportation or dispatch of the compressor
because non-compliance may cause oil to es­cape or to get into the compression chamber which might damage the device.
Unscrew the oil-level gauge. Let the oil run off into a suitable container. Screw the oil-level gauge back in and check for safe
and proper seat.
INITIAL OPERATION
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Caution:
1.
Caution:
2. The motor starts building up the operating pressure which takes
about 40 to 240 seconds, depending on the model you use.
HTC
20a,
Check whether there is enough oil in the
pressor
time.
Verify that there is enough oil in the compressor.
Proceed as described in section page 10 if there is no or not enough oil in the compressor.
Set the ON/OFF switch to I (ON).
HTC
before you start the machine for the first
,,Fill
up oil” on
25a,
HTC
30a,
HTC
50a,
HTC
IOOa
com-
These compressors are equipped with an automatic pressure
monitoring feature which will automatically switch off the motor
when it has built up the maximum pressure. The motor restarts automatically when the pressure drops to
four (or six) bar after air bleeds from the pressure vessel.
HTC 20m
This model activates a safety valve when the pressure has built up to its maximum of six bar. Any overpressure escapes through this safety valve producing a soft hissing sound.
Initial Operation
Switch off compressors of this type to avoid their overheating during no-operation intervals.
All compressors are equipped with a safety valve which must neither be removed nor modi­fied in any way. Have a qualified workshop re­pair or exchange the safety valve.
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Caution:
Setting the operating pressure
Use the pressure controller to set the required operating pres­sure. Monitor the pressure reading via the pressure gauge.
1.
2.
Pull up the rotary switch.
To increase the pressure
Turn the control button clockwise.
To reduce the pressure
Turn the control button anti-clockwise.
3.
Push the rotary switch back in (down) when you have set the correct operating pressure.
Figure 3: Setting the operating pressure
Motor protection switch
All of the compressors are equipped with a motor protection switch that avoids damage to the motor by automatically switch­ing it off in instances of overload or overheating.
Proceed as follows if the motor shuts down during normal oper­ation:
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1.
2.
Set the ON/OFF switch to 0 (OFF) and allow the ma­chine to cool off for about 30 minutes.
Restart the compressor after about 30 minutes.
Switching the compressor off
Switch off the compressor at longer idle periods.
Also switch off the machine when it seems to be
not operating, i.e. when the motor is not run­ning. This situation occurs when the motor has built-up maximum pressure thus activating the automatic monitoring device. In this case, the motor is in stand-by mode which means that it
will restart immediately when the pressure falls
below a specified value.
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Set the ON/OFF switch to 0 (OFF) to switch off the motor.
MAINTENANCE
To extend the life of your compressor, we recommend that you take the preventive maintenance action below at the suggested intervals.
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Weekly
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Caution:
Check the oil level
Note:
Check the oil level via the oil-level gauge once every week (compressor off) and fill up oil if necessary, see page 10.
Switch on the compressor and remove the air filter from the air
Disconnect the machine
all maintenance work.
Fill up oil while the motor is running.
from the mains prior to
,,Fill
up oil“ on
Monthly
intake fitting or the opening in the lid of the motor (depending on the model you use). Fill up the required amount of oil. Check the oil level again via the oil-level gauge. Then insert the air filter in the relevant opening again.
Visual inspection
Visually inspect the machine once every month taking particu-
larly care to find any loose connectors or screws and verifying the general condition of the pressure hoses.
Operation
Draining water from the water trap
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Note:
Drain the condensation water from the water trap once every month (or more frequently if required).
Turn the rotary button clockwise, push it in and hold it until all water has been drained off. Turn the rotary button anti-clock­wise when there is no more water coming. Make sure that the tank is under pressure.
Use the appropriate means, e.g. a piece of cloth, to catch any condensation water escaping.
Figure 5: Drainage of water from the water trap
Mainte.nance
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Quarterly or six-monthly
Replace the filter
Replace the filter’every 3 to 6 months (depending on how much it has clogged
up)
Figure 6: Remove filter
FAILURE LIST
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Caution:
Problem
The motor of the
pressor does not start
com-
Immediately switch off the power supply to the device if any failures occur. Have only trained and qualified persons do any repairs.
Table I: Failure List
Possible Cause
No power
Wire failure or lose
trical
connections Too much oil Too much tank pressure,
pressure control switch tank
turned motor off
elec-
Corrective Action
Check fuse and plug Specialist’s workshop
Drain oil Let some air out of the
The compressor is king but builds up no pressure
The compressor is king but does not build up the maximum pressure
The compressor
ches off during operation
wor-
wor-
swit-
Cap not removed from
the intake tube Air filter clogged up
System leaks
System leaks Check hoses and con-
Wrong pressure control
switch settings Check valve defect or
blocked Motor overheated, motor
protection switch actua- ted
Remove cap
Replace air filter Check hoses and con-
nectors for leaks
nectars
Check settings, contact specialist if required
Replace check valve
Switch off compressor, allow motor to cool off
for leaks
Failure List
Table I: Failure List
Problem
The compressor is ning without any work being done
The compressor does Pressure control switch not start when the sure falls below the mum or does not stop at max. pressure
The compressor heats
run-
pres-
mini-
over-
Possible Cause
System leaks
defect
Oil level not ok
Wrong type of oil
Air filter clogged up
Corrective Action
Check hoses and con-
nectars for leaks
Have specialist replace the pressure control switch
Check oil level and fill up if necessary
Drain oil and replace by
Hansa
sors
Replace air filter
oil for compres-
Note:
Room temperature too high or not enough air
Compressor overload Check whether the com-
Provide enough fresh air
pressor matches the de-
mands
The above list of possible failures and problems
does not claim to be comprehensive.
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TECHNICAL DATA
Technical compressor data
The table below lists the ratings of the different compressor types.
Table 2: Technical Data
Model
HTC
20m
20a 25a
30a 50a
IOOa
Voltage
Volt
230150 230150
230150
230/50 230/50 230/50
Wattage
Watt
135 135
135
200 340 680
Intake
Volume
Litre.
20 20
20 30
50
100
Pressu-
t-e
Bar
6 6
6 8
8 8
Tank
Volume
Litre
1
1,5 395
9
15
24
Loud-
ness
dB
Im
38
38
38 40 43 43
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Weight
Net
Kg
12 14 16
18 24 39
Technical Data
Spare parts list for HTC
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ON/OFF switch
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ON/OFF switch
Bracket 118“ 118“
gauge
l/8“
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Index - ENGLISH
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compressor
switch off 15
switch on 13 compressor nameplate 4 contents of delivery package 9
E
environmental protection 8
F
failures 21 first start of operation 9
G
guarantee 5
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initial operation 13
M
machine
check delivery package 9 install 9 unpack 9’
maintenance 17
check oil level 17 drain water from water trap 19
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oil
drain off 12
fill up 10
operating pressure
set 14
P
preface 3
S
safety instructions 7 spare parts
HTC 20m 24 HTC 20a 26 HTC 25a 28 HTC 30a 30 HTC 50a 32
HTC
supplier’s address 5
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technical data 23 transportation 8
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use as intended 3
replace filter 20
visual inspection 17
motor protection switch 15
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notes of warning and paragraph
formats 4
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