Makita MAC3000 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Model No.: MAC3000
- Type: Electric Air Compressor, Single-Stage
- Drive: Force power, Belt
- Voltage / Amperage / Phase: 1 Phase 115V and 15 A
- Tank Capacity: 30 gallons 113.6 liters
- Output (CFM):
- @ 40 PSI: 2.8 bar 5.4CFM
- @ 90 PSI: 6.3 bar 6.9 CFM
- Kick-in Pressure: 90 PSI (6.3 bar).
- Kick-out Pressure: 120 PSI (8.4 bar).
- Horse Power: 1.5HP
- Weight Lbs kg 39 or 17.7
- Maximum Outlet Pressure is 125 psi
- Duty Cycle 50 pct
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How much air does the MAC3000 air compressor hold?
A1: The MAC3000 air compressor can hold up to 30 gallons or 113.6 liters which is Its tank capacity.
Q2: To what maximum pressure has the MAC3000 been tested?
A2: The MAC3000 has been tested to a maximum out pressure of approximately 125PSI
Q3: What are the multiple conditions you have for the MAC3000?
A3: To use a MAC3000 unit you will need at minimum 115 Volts, 15 Amperes and it is single phase
Q4: To what range of pressures has the MAC3000 been tested to deliver air?
A4: The MAC3000 has multiple pressures which include at 40psi it delivers 5.4CFM and at 90psi it is capable of delivering 6.9CFM.
Q5: What is the procedure for compressor maintenance?
A5: In a proper functioning compressor it is expected that there is regular servicing which includes: Draining the tank on a daily basis, checking the pump engine oil level on a daily basis, checking all the pressure relief valves on a daily basis and changing the pump oil after every 100 hours of running time.
Q6: Is there a recommended oil to be used?
A6: In cases when the temperature exceeds 32°F (0°C) then use SAE 40 weight oil, while in temperatures lower than 32°F (0°C) SAE 10 weight oil has to be used.
Q7: What are the ways to deal with a non starting compressor?
A7: Make sure that the compressor is not connected to any block circuit, monitor the voltage, see whether the cut off pressure has been achieved. If problems persist or seem complicated, contact authorized service people.
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