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Air Compressor
Operation Manual
ZC350
Before operation be familiar
with the operation manual first
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Contents
1. Brief Description……………………… Page 1
2. General View and Main Components… Page 1
3. Technical Specification……………….. Page 1
4. Preparation before Starting…………… Page 2
5. Operation and Adjustment……………. Page 2
6. Cautions………………………………. Page 3
7. Maintenance…………………………… Page 3
8. Trouble Shooting……………………… Page 4
9. Parts Illustration………………………. Page 5
Parts List………………………………. Page 6
10. List of Contents………………………... Page 7
11. Warranty Information………………….. Page 7
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1. Brief Description
Thank you for purchasing this air compressor. Our air
compressors are designed and built with quality
workmanship, taking advantage of a compact design, fine
appearance, light weight, and easy to operate, our range is
ideal for use in machinery and vehicle maintenance,
decorating, wood work assembly and other fields where
compressed air is required.
2. General View and Main Components
(Fig.1)
1, Pump
2, Pressure Switch
3, Outlet Valve
4, Regulating Valve
5, Pressure gauge
6, Non Return Valve
7, Drain Valve
8, Wheel
9, Air tank
10, Safety Valve
11, Fan Cover
3. Technical Specification
ITEM
DATA
Model
ZC350
Power
2.2Kw/3HP
Voltage
230V
Frequency
50Hz
Motor
2P
Rated Speed
2850 rpm
Current
10A
Air Displacement
14.55
Discharge Pressure
115PSI
Restart Pressure
80 PSI
Tank Capacity
50L
Dimensions
77 x 38 x 75cm
Air Outlet
¼”
Net Weight
43.2Kgs
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4. Preparation before Starting
1, Remove compressor from outer
packaging
2, DO NOT REMOVE TRANSIT PLUGS
BEFORE FITTING THE WHEELS.
3, Lie compressor on side to fit wheels and
dampers
4, Allow 5-10 minutes once compressor is
upright before starting.
5, Remove transit plugs and insert air filters
supplied
6, Insert oil breather plug supplied
7, The ideal place to set the compressor should be
clean, dry and well ventilated.
8, Keep the use voltage within + or – 5%.
9, Keep the oil level within the red circle of the oil site
glass.
10, The recommend compressor oil is SAE30 over 10
deg, and SAE10 below 10 deg.
11, Set the pressure switch to the On position (Fig.2), let the
compressor run for 10 minutes with no load to ensure
lubrication of the moving parts before regular operation.
5. Operation and Adjustment
1, The compressor is controlled by a pressure
switch when in use. It will stop automatically
as pressure increases to the max setting, and
restart as pressure is reduced to the min setting.
The pressure switch pressure rating has been
set from factory and shouldn’t be adjusted
unnecessarily.
2, The outlet pressure of the compressed air can
be adjusted by the regulator valve. Rotate the knob on the
regulator by turning the regulating knob clockwise or
anticlockwise to increase or decrease air pressure.
3, To turn compressor off, press the red knob down to the Off
position.
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6. Cautions
1, Never remove any connecting parts when the tank is under
pressure.
2, Never remove any electrical parts before isolating the
electrical supply.
3, Never adjust the pressure switch unnecessarily
4, Always ensure that the electrical supply is sufficient for the
compressor.
5, Never use the electrical plug to start or stop the compressor.
6, If the pressure switch isn’t working, switch off the machine
immediately to reduce any long term damage.
7, Replacement lubricant must be new and clean and should be
filled to the red cycle of the oil site glass.
8, Be sure to drain the tank daily.
9, Check oil level daily.
7. Maintenance
1, Clean crankcase and renew lubricant oil after the first 10
working hours.
2, Remove the drain valve to remove water from the tank daily
3, Replace air filters every 120 hours of use or as and where
they require replacement.
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8. Trouble Shooting
Trouble
Possible Causes
Possible Fix
Motor unable
to run,
running slow
or getting
hot.
(1) Fault in line, or voltage
insufficient
(2) Power cable to thin or too long
(3) Faulty pressure switch
(4) Faulty motor
(5) Pistons not rotating
(1) Check the electrical supply
(2) Replace the cable
(3) Repair or Replace
(4) Check and Repair
(5) Check and Repair
Pistons not
rotating
(1) Moving parts burnt out due to
lack of oil
(2) Moving parts damaged, or stuck
by foreign object.
Check crankshaft, bearings,
connecting rod, piston, piston
rings etc…. Replace if
necessary.
Shaking or
abnormal
noise
(1) Connecting parts loose
(2) Foreign object is the pump
(3) Piston hitting valve seat
(4) Moving parts worn
(1) Check and retighten
(2) Check and Clean
(3) Replace with thicker gasket
(4) Repair or Replace
Decrease in
pressure
(1) Motor running to slow
(2) Air filter blocked
(3) Leaking pressure switch
(4) Leaking discharge pipe
(5) Gasket damaged
(6) Valve plate damaged, carbon
build up or stuck
(7) Piston ring and cylinder worn or
damaged
(1) Check
(2) Clean or replace the air
filter
(3) Check and adjust
(4) Check and Repair
(5) Check and Replace
(6) Replace and Clean
(7) Repair or replace
Using to
much oil
(1) Oil level too high
(2) Breather pipe blocked
(3) Piston ring and cylinder worn or
damaged
(1) Check the level is within
the site glass
(2) Check and Clean
(3) Repair or Replace
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9. Parts Diagram
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Parts Illustration
No:
Description
Qty No:
Description
Qty 1 Bolt M6x55
4
38
Stator
1 2 Cylinder head
1
39
Rotor
1 3 Cylinder head gasket
2
40
Bearing 6202
1 4 Valve plate
2
41
Wave washer D35
1 5 Valve plate gasket
2
42
Electrical board
1 6 Reed valve
2
43
Electrical board switch
1 7 Locating pins
4
44
Electrical cover
1 8 Cylinder
2
45
Small guard
1 9 Cylinder gasket
2
46
Bolt M5x30
6
10
Piston ring
4
47
Motor fan
1
11
Oil seal
2
48
Circlip
1
12
Piston
2
49
Motor cowl
1
13
Piston pin
2
50
Motor cowl bolt
5
14
Circlip
4
51
Delivery pipe
1
15
Connecting rod
2
52
Nut M8
4
16
Rubber gasket
1
53
Discharge pipe
1
17
Crank case cover
1
54
Bolt M8x25
4
18
Bolt M5x16
6
55
Non return valve
1
19
Oil sight glass gasket
1
56
Axle
2
20
Oil sight glass
1
57
Axle set
2
21
Bolt M6x10
1
58
Wheel
2
22
O Circlip
1
59
Blanking plug
2
23
Hex bolt M8x22
1
60
Nut M10
2
24
Crank
1
61
Washer
4
25
Crank case
1
62
Drain valve
1
26
Bolt M6x40
8
63
Bolt M8x25
2
27
Sealing ring
1
64
Damper
2
28
Bearing 6204
1
65
Hex nut M8
2
29
Start capacitor
1
66
Hex nut
1
30
Nut M8
2
67
Regulator valve
assembly
1
31
Run capacitor
1
68
Safety valve
1
32
Large guard
1
69
Euro coupling
2
33
Bolt M8x25
4
70
Pressure gauge
2
34
Connecting elbow
1
71
Pressure switch
1
35
Interconnecting pipe
1
72
Main cable and plug
1
36
Connecting elbow
1
73
Rubber handle grip
1
37
Air filter
2
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10. List of Contents
NO
Description
Qty
1
Air Compressor
1
2
Air Filter
2
3
Oil Breather Plug
1
4
Rubber Dampers
2
5
Operation Manual
1
6
Wheel Kit
1
11. Warranty Information
SWP’s Zephyr range of air compressors are covered by a 12-months warranty
period providing the unit has been serviced maintained and installed in accordance
with SWP guidelines.
All compressors must be installed in a large, well ventilated, dust free area and
sheltered away from either rain or frost. The unit should be positioned with at
least one metre of free space all around the unit to aid both ease of service and
cooling airflow.
All single phased compressors fitted with a 13amp plug are designed to plug
directly in to a standard 13amp socket.
Exclusion to warranty cover are detailed below:
A The cost of routine replacement parts and consumable items,
e.g. Air filters, belts, lubricants shall not be covered by the
warranty.
B Any breakdown or failure caused by interference of any kind
with the product or its mechanisms or by modifications or
repairs carried out by an unauthorized person or business.
C Damaged to the product or its component parts caused by
incorrect use, abuse, negligent, lack of proper maintenance or
by external cause. E.g. incoming power supply or local
environment.
D Minor adjustments of any part or components on the machine which do
not necessitate the repair or replacement of part.
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