Premier MDP-4806C Instruction Manual

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MD P- 48 06 C
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IM PO RTANT NOT IC E
THINGS TO DO BEFORE OPERATING
YOUR NEW COMPRESSOR FOR THE FIRST TIME
1. O n the t o p front o f the c o m p r e s s o r you w i l l find a white p l a s t i c s h i p p i n g plug i n s e r t e d i n t o the O i l Filler H o l e . Remove t h e s h i p p i n g plug a n d replace b y pressing t h e red O i l Filler P l u g (supplie d i n t h e p a rt s bag ) into t h e Oil F i l l e r Hol e .
2. Also,suppl i e d i n t h e parts b a g you w i l l fin d a b l a c k Air B r e a t h e r Assem b l y. S c rew t h e as s e m b l y into t h e hole on t h e side a n d a t . t h e t op of t h e C o m p r
essor H e a d .
3. Usi n g t h e S i g ht-G l a ss built in t o t h e l o w er fro n t a rea of the Com p ress o r ( just beh i n d t h e R e gula t o r) , c h eck the Oi l Le v e l. I t s h ould be at the half w a y m a rk on t he S ight Gl a s s f o r n orma l op e ratio n . I f i t is nec e s sary to add oil , pl e a se u se a ny s tand a r d a ir comp r esso r o i l a v ailab l e a t Ho m e C e n ters and oth e r m ajor re t aile r s .
4. There a re t w o A i r O u t l e t Fitt i n g s on t h e Regulator. Air flow f o r o n e fitting i s oper a t e d by t u r n i n g the Regulator Handle. The o t h e
r i s a free f l ow d i r e c t l y f r o m the tank. S c rew e i t h e r a metal c a p o r a q u i c k - c o u p l e r ( n o t supplied) o n t o t h e fre e - f l o w i n g fitting b e f o re s t a r t i n g t h e Compre s s o r. Use n y l o n t h r e a d - s e a l ta p e w hen w o r k i n g with air fittings t o pre v e n t leakage.
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CONTENTS
1、INTRODUCTION………………………………………………2
2、SAFETY GUIDELINES ………………………………………2
3、BRIEF DESCRIPTION………………………………………4
4、GENERAL VIEW AND MAIN COMPONETS … … … …… 4
5、MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETER…………………………4
6、PREPARATION FOR STARTING ………………………… 5
7、OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT ……………………… 5
8、CAUTIONS …………………………………………………… 6
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9、MAINTENANCE 10、TROUBLES AND REMEDIES……………………………… 7
11、PARTS ILLUSTRATION…………………………………… 8 PARTS LIST……………………………………………………9 12、LIST OF GOODS………………………………………………9
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1.INTRODUCTION
2.SA FETY GU IDELI NES
Read this manual carefully before operating or servicing this, air compressor to familiarize yourself with proper safety, operation, and main tenance procedures. Failure to comply with instructions in this manual could result in personal injury, property damage, and/or voiding of your warranty. Following the instructions in this manual will provide a longer and safer service life for you air compressor.
DANGER-AN IMMEDIATE HAZARD THAT WILL
CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE.
1 . To reduce the r isk of fire or explosion , never s p r a y flammable liquids in a confinded area. It is normal for the motor and pressure switch to produce sparks while operating. If sparks come into contact with vapors from gasoline o
r other solvente, they, may ignite causing fire or explosion, Always operate the compressor in a well- ventilated area, Do not smoke while spraying. Do not spray where sparks or flame are present, Keep compressor as far from spray area as possible.
2. T he solve nts Trichloroeth ane and Methyl ene Chlor ide can c h e m i­cally react with aluminum used in paint spray guns, paint pumps, etc, and cause an explosion, If you are using these solvents, use only stainle
ss steel spray equipment. This does not affect your air compressor, but many affect the equipment being used.
3. Ne ver dire c tly inb ale the compres sed air produ ced by a c o m p-
ressor. It is not suitable for breathing purposes.
WARNING-A POTENTIAL HAZARD THAT COULD
CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE.
1. D o not w e ld on t he ai r ta nk of t h is compress or. Weld i ng on the
air compressor tank strength and cause an extremely hazardous
condition. Welding on the tank in any manner will void the warranty.
2 . Ne v er us
e an elect ric a ir compres sor outdo ors wh en i t is raining
or on a wet surface, as it many cause an electric shock.
3 . T h is u nit sta rts automatica l ly. ALWA Y S sh ut off t he compressor,
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remove the plug from the outletr, and bleed all pressure from the system before servicing the compressor, and when the compressor is not in use.
4. Chcck the manufacturer'rs maximum pressure rating for air t o o ls and accessories. Compressor outlet pressure must be regu lated so as to never exceed the maximum pressure rating of the tool.
5. H igh temperatu r es a nd mov i ng pa rts a re pres e nt un d er the s h r oud.
To prevent burns or other injuries, D
O NOT operate with the shroud removed. Allow the copmpressor parts to cool before handling or servicing.
6. Be cert a in to re ad all lab els wh en y ou are spray i ng pain ts or toxic materials, and follow the safety instructions. Use a respirator mask if there is a chance of inhaling anything you are spraying. Read all insrtuctions and be sure that your respirator mask will protect you.
7. Alw a ys w e ar saf e ty gogg les or glas s es wh en usi ng an air c
o m pressor. Never point any nozzle or sprayer toward a person or any part of the body.
8. D o n ot adj u st the press ure swi t ch or re l ief va lve f or a ny reason, D o i ng so voids all warraanties, They have been pre-set at the factory for the maxinum pressure of this unit.
CAUTION-A POTENTIALL HAZARD THAT MAY C AUSE
MODERA TE INJU RY O R DAMA GE TO EQUIPMENT.
1. Dr a in t h e mosit u re fr o m t h e ta nk on a da ily ba s i s. A clean,
dry tank will help prevent corrosion.
2. P u ll t he press u re re l ief va l ve r i n g da ily to ens u re t h at t he valve
is functioning properly, and to clear the valve of any possible Obstructions.
3. T o prov i de pro p er ventilat i on f or cooli n g, t he compres s or must
be
kept a minimum of 31cm(12 inches) form the nearest wall, in a
well-ventilated area.
4. Fast en t he compres s or do w n secur ely if transport i ng is n e c essary,
Pressure must be released from the tank before transporting.
5. Prot ect t he air h o se a nd elect ric co rd fr o m dam a ge and p u n cture.
Inspect them weekly for weak or worn spots, and replace if necessary.
WARNING!
DISCONNECT POWER AND RELE ASE ALL PRESSURE FROM THE SYSTEM BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL, SERVICE, RELOCATE OR PERFORM ANY MAINTENANCE.
1. Follow all local electrical and safety codes as well as National Electrical Codes( NEC ) and Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA).
2. Electric motors and starters must be securely and adequately grounded using a three-pronged Outlet.
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3BRIEF DESCRIPTION
4GENERAL VIEW AND MAIN COMPONENTS(Fig.1)
5MAIN THCHNICAL PARAMETER
This micro air compressor is of novel design and excellent workmanship,Having the
advantages of compact constrction,fine apearance,light weight,easy operation,high sa-
fety andlow noise,it can be widely used in machinery,chemical industy, spray and dec-
oration, automatic control system and other fields where compressed air is required.
(1 )M ai n co mpre ssor
(2 )P ress ure sw it ch
(3 )O ut le t Valve
(4 )R eg ul at ing Val ve
(5 )P ress ure ga ug e
(6 )O ne -w ay Valve
(7 )D ra in c ock
(8 )W he el
(9 )D is ch arge pi pe
(1 0) Ai r ta nk
(11 )F an c over
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Fig.1
Model
Power
Voltage
Frequency
Current
Rated Speed
Displaceme nt
Max.Working Pressure
Tank Capac it y
Net Weig ht
L×W×H(cm)
MDP-4806C
2HP/2.5HP/ 3H P
110V
60Hz
17A/17.5A
3430 RPM / 2859 RP M
156L/min | 207 L/ mi n | 24 8L /m in
0.8MPa
24L
26kg
58×28×64
24L
26kg
55×31.5×62. 5
30L
30kg
62×28×62.5
40L
32kg
71×31.5×66
50L
38kg
75.5×32.5×66.5
50L
38kg
74.5×33×63. 5
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6PREPARATION FOR STARTING
7OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT
(1)The place to set the compressor should be clean,dry and ventilated.
(2)Keep the use voltage within ±5% of rated.
(3)Keep the oil level in the red circle leveler.
(4)Recommend compressor oil use SAE30 or L-DAB 100 over 10,and use SAE10 or
L-DAB68 be low 10 ℃.
(5)Open the outlet valve,set the knob of pressure switch in position on (Fig.2),let the
compressor ru n 10 m inutes wi th no lo ad to en sure lu br
icating th e m oving pa rts be fore re gular
serivce.
(1)Th e compress or is comtrolle d b y pressu re switc h whe n norm al working .It ca n b e stoped
automatically as pressure in creasing to the maximun and restart as pressure decreasing to the
minimun. The rated pressure has been adjusted when produced.Don't
change it carelessly.As soon
as motor switched off the compressed air in the discharge pipe should be released through the
release valve under the switch.This is the necessary condition for restart,or the motor will be
damaged.The rated pressure can be adjusted by turning the adjusting bolt of the switch(Fig,2).
( 2) Th e outp ut pressu re of compresse d a ir ca n b e adjuste d b y regulatin g valve.(Fig,2).
( 3) Whe n th e comprss or in runnin g nee d b e stopped,on ly s et th e kno b of pressu re switc h in
position off.
Knob
Disch ar ge Valve
Adjus ti ng Scre w
H
L
Regul at ing Valve
Safet y Valve
Fig.2
ON
OFF
v
e
w
L
O
F
F
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8CAUTIONS
9MAINTENANCE
(1 )P ut the co ve r of f first a nd put on t he b re ath
pi pe a n d ai r fil te r be f ore th e co m pr es sor ru n (F ig .3).
(2 )N ev er unscrew an y co nnect in g part wh en t he
ta nk i s i n pr ess ur e co ndi ti on .
(3 )N ev er disass em bl e any e le ctric al p art bef ore
di sc on necti ng t he plu g.
(4 )N ev er adjust t he safety v al ve ca rele ss ly.
(5 )N ev er use th e co mpre ssor in p la ce w here
vo lt ag e is t o o low or to o h ig h.
(6 )N ev er use el ec tr ic wire more th an 5 m lon
g
wi th l es s t ha n th e s ec tion sh own i n tab le 1 .
(7 )N ev er disdco nn ec t the p lu g to st op c ompressor, set the s wi tch k no b in posi ti on
of f in s te ad .
(8 )I f the relea se v alve do esn 't
wo rk a s mot or s to pp ed,fi nd t he caus e im media te ly
so a s no t to da m ag e mo tor.
(9 )L ub ricat in g oil mus t be clea n, oi l level s ho uld b e ke pt in t he r ed c ircl e of le ve ler
(1 0) Di sconn ec t the plu g to cut of f po wer suppl y an d ope n th e outle t va lve.
Table 1
Motor output
(HP/kw)
1/0.75
1.5/1.1
2/1.5
2.5/2
100V/110V /1 20V
2
Wire(mm )
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.0
Fuse(A)
16
16
16
20
Sin gle-p hase
(1 )C lean cr an kca se a nd rene w lu brica ti ng
oi l af t er t he fi r st 1 0 wo r king ho urs .
(2 )C lean th e oil l ev el afte r ev er y 20 wo rk ing
ho ur s, an d rep lenish i f n e c es sary( Fi g.4).
(3 )O pen dra in cock u nder the ta nk to e xh aust
co nd ensat e af t er e v er y 60 wo rk ing h o ur s.
(4 )C lean cr an kca se a nd rene w th e oil , cl ean
ai r fi l te r, an d ch e ck sa f e ty va lve a n d pr ess ur e ga u ge .
Air filter
Breath Pipe
Fig.3
Fig.4
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10TROUBLES AND REMEDIES
Table 2
Trouble
Possble causes
Remedies
Mortor un ab le
running,
Running too
Slow, or
Getting hot
Sticking of main compres so r
Tarrible shake Or ab no rm al noise
Pre ss ure
insufficient or
discharge
capacity
decre as ed
The oil Consumption too excessive
(1)Fault in line,or v ol ta ge insufficient
(2)Power wi re too thin or to o lo ng
(3)Fault in pre ss ure switch
(4)Fault in motor
(5)Sticking of main c om pr essor
(1)Moving parts bur nt d ue t o th e oi l insufficient (2)Moving parts dam ag ed ,o r stuck b
y
forei gn b od y
(1)Connecting part loosed (2)Fore ig n bo dy g ot i nt o ma in compres so r (3)Piston knocking valve seat (4)Moving parts seriously worn
(1)Mortor run ni ng t oo s lo w
(2)Air fi lt er choked up
(3)Leakage of safet y va lv e
(4)Leakage of disch ar ge p ip e
(5)Sealing gasket d am ag ed
(6)Valve plate damaged,carb on b ui ld up
or st uc k
(7)Piston ring and cy li nd er worn of
damaged
(1)Oil level too high (2)Brea th p ip e ch ok ed u p (3)Piston ring and cy li nd er worn or damaged
(1)Keep the level wit hi n se t ra ng e
(2)Check and clean
(3)Repain or r
eplace
(1)Check the line
(2)Replace the wire
(3)Repair or repla ce
(4)Repair or repla ce
(5)Check and re pa ir
Check crankshaft, be ar in g, co nn ec ti ng
rod ,p is to n, pi to n ri ng , etc.and rep la ce
if necessary
(1)Check and re ti gh te n
(2)Check and clean away
(3)Replace with thicker pap er gasket
(4)Repair or replace
(1)Check and re me dy
(2)Clean or replace the cartridge
(3)Check and adjust
(4)Check and re pa ir
(5)Check and re pl ac e
(6)Replace and clean
(7)Repair or replace
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11PARTS ILLUSTRATION
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PA R TS  LIS T
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9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Designation
Q'ty
No
Bolt M8×110
Cylinder head Cylinder head gaske t Valve plate Valve gaske t
Cylinder Cylinder gasket
Piston ring
Piston pin
Piston
Handhold
Breath pipe
Connecting rod
Rubber gasket
Screw m5×14
Crank case cover
Oil leveler washer Oil leveler
Bolt M8×22-right
Crank
Crank case Sealing ring Brearing 6204RS
Brearing 6202RS Motor bracket
3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 1 1
36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 4
4 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
1 1 1 1 2 2 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Circlip
Locating pin Valve clack
Air filter
Designation
Q'ty
No
Spring
Nut M8
Capacitor
Fan
Fan cover
Locating pin
Discharge p ip e
Release pipe
Pressure switch
Pressure gauge
Unilateralism val ve
Air tank
Bolt M8 25×
Wash er f oo t
Wash er 8
Nut 8
Drain cock
Wheel
Rotor
Spring Balt
Spring
Screw Screw Hex Belt
Hex Belt
Wash er
Stem
Elbow
Nut M8
Nut Spring
Axle
Quick coupling
Regulator Valve Pressure gauge Connector
Safety valve Plug
Spring
12LIST OF GOODS
No
1
2
3
4
5
Designa ti on
Air com press or
Air fil te r
Bre at h pi pe
Rubber ga sket
Operati on m an ual
Qty
1
1
1
1
1
Stator
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