2. INTRODUCTION.
Read this manual carefully before installing, using or carrying out any maintenance on your
compressor.
This instruction manual has been written to simplify installation, maintenance and general use
of your new compressor. Strict observance to the content of this manual is essential to ensure
a correct and economical operation of the compressor.
The “Warning” notes, underline those operations which, if not carried out correctly could
cause damage to the equipment and injury to the user.
We strongly recommend only genuine Hyundai replacement spare parts are used, which will
guarantee the efficiency and service life of the compressor.
N.B. Warning
Use of non-genuine parts invalidates our warranty on your compressor.
INSTALLATION.
Having removed the compressor from it’s packaging and check that it is in perfect condition; you are now
ready to install your new compressor as follows:
2.1 Portable compressors.
Fit the wheels and rubber foot as required (Fig 1).
Continue as stationary.
2.2 2 Stationary compressors.
2.2a Site the compressor on a level surface in a clean dry area (Fig 4). It is essential the
compressor should has a 1 metre clearance from the surrounding walls and 2 metres from the
ceiling to ensure proper ventilation and efficient cooling. If the compressor is sited in a small
room there must be a minimum of two air changes per min to provide adequate ventilation.
To achieve this it may require the use of both an input and extract fans to ensure the room
temperature does not exceed 40°C.
2.2b It is further recommended that compressors used for painting be located in a separate
room, away from the area where sanding/grinding and painting is done. Abrasive particles or
paint found to have clogged the air intake filter and valves shall automatically void warranty.
N.B. Minimum Working temperature +5°C
2.2c Compressors that are receiver mounted or skid-base packages should not be bolted to
the floor but installed on anti-vibration mounts. When using anti-vibration mounts it is
essential to use a flexible pipe to connect the compressor to the installed system.
2.2d Air leaks if not corrected will cause excess wear in the compressor and can result in the
compressor not being able to provide the air required.