Please read this manual carefully before use and keep it safe for future reference. Strictly adhere to the safety instructions during operation to prevent fire, electric shock, personal injury, and other accidents.

Work environment requirements

• Keep the workplace clean: A cluttered environment increases the risk of accidents.
• Place the device in a safe place: Do not expose the device to rain or wind. Avoid operating it in damp, dark, or dusty areas, or near flammable or explosive liquids and gases.
• Keep unauthorized personnel and children away: To prevent electric shock or other injuries, ensure that children and non-operators stay clear of the device.
• Avoid impacts: Place the device on a stable, level surface during use. Do not tilt or invert it during moving.

Electricity safety

• Protect the power cable: Do not pull the cable to unplug it. Keep the cable away from heat sources, oil, and sharp objects to avoid damage.
• Ensure proper power supply voltage: The power supply voltage must match the voltage (220 V) required by the device. Exceeding the rated voltage may cause accidents or damage to the device, while insufficient voltage may result in poor startup performance.
• Beware of electric shock: Avoid touching grounded objects (e.g., pipes, radiators, refrigerators) while operating the compressor.
• Disconnect power when the device is not used: Always turn off the power when the compressor is not in use or before moving or maintaining it.

Equipment safety

• Avoid overpressure operation: Do not operate the compressor with pressure higher than the upper limit. The compressor is preset to a maximum operating pressure of 1.0 MPa, with a safety relief pressure of 1.08 MPa. If the safety valve is activated (making an audible alarm and exhausting gas), check the air pressure on the operation panel and inspect the pressure sensor for damage. Failure to do so may risk tank explosion.
• Operate within specified limits: Use the compressor within the allowed speed and load for optimal performance and safety. Do not force the machine beyond its capabilities.
• Use only for intended purposes: The compressor is designed solely for compressing air. Do not use it to suction liquids, solids, or any flammable or explosive gases.
• Use with an air dryer: Before turning on the air compressor, you must turn on the air dryer first.
• Beware of high-temperature components: The air compressor’s upper part heats up during operation. Do not touch it during or shortly after operation.
• Perform regular maintenance: Clean the filters regularly based on usage. Periodically inspect accessories and cables, and replace any damaged parts immediately. Keep the device clean, dry, and free from oil stains.
• Store the device properly when it is not used: When the device is not in use, release all air, drain any water from the tank, and store it in a dry, safe environment.
• Never leave the device unattended during operation: Always monitor the device closely to see if it functions properly.
• Do not disassemble or modify the device in any way: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could invalidate the warranty of the product.
• Do not repair the device yourself as this may cause damage to the equipment or void the warranty.