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Global Machinery Company MOC6L manual

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    1 6L T OIL -LESS COMPRESSOR MOC6L INSTRUCTION MANUAL Black Cy an Magenta Y ellow Code: MOC6L IM Date: 070620 Edition: 02 Op: MM[...]

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    2 Contents W ar ra nty P owe r T oo ls Whi lst ev ery effo rt is m ade to ensur e your compl ete sat isf act ion with t his to ol, oc cas ion all y , due to the mass man ufa ctu ring techn iques, a too l m ay not liv e up t o our req uir ed leve l of p erform anc e a nd you may need the ass ist anc e of our s ervice de par tme nt. Thi s p rod uct i[...]

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    3 W arning label s explaine d On th e tank of your ai r comp res sor you wil l not ice vario us war nin gs abo ut th e oper ation of the com pre sso r . The se war nin gs and the pro cedure s a sso ciat ed with th em are exp lai ned fully in this ma nual on the fol low ing pages . Ple ase take no te of th ese . Th ey ar e impo rta nt for yo ur saf [...]

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    4 Descr iptio n of sy mbols The ratin g p lat e on you r tool ma y show symb ols . The se rep resent im por tant in for mati on about the pro duc t or ins tru cti ons on its use . We ar he ari ng pro tec tio n. We ar ey e prot ection . We ar br eat hing pr ote cti on. Con for ms to re lev ant stand ard s for elect romagn etic com pat ibi lit y . Sp[...]

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    5 Gener al safety rule s W ARNING. T o use th is to ol pro per ly , you mus t obs erv e the safet y r egu lati ons, the asse mbly in str ucti ons and th e ope rat ing instr uct ion s to be fo und in this Manua l. A ll perso ns who use and serv ice th e mac hin e have to be acq uai nte d wit h this Ma nua l and mu st be in for med about its po tent [...]

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    6 g. If devic es ar e prov ide d for the con nec tio n of dus t ext rac tio n and co lle ctio n f aci liti es, ensu re th ese are con nec ted and pro per ly use d. Us e of the se de vice s can reduc e d ust relat ed ha zard s. 4. Power tool use and care a. Do not for ce the po wer tool. Use the co rre ct pow er to ol for your ap pli cat ion . Th e [...]

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    7 • Nev er dir ectly in hal e the co mpr ess ed air pr odu ced by a com pre sso r and do not use it for cha rgi ng bre ath ing tanks . • Do no t use we ldi ng equ ipm ent in clos e pro xim ity to the com pre sso r . Do not we ld any thing to the air ta nk of th e com pre sso r: thi s cou ld dan ger ous ly wea ken the ta nk and wil l void th e w[...]

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    8 The follo wing haz ard s may ar ise in conn ect ion with th e too l’ s con stru ction an d des ign : • Dam age to the lu ngs if an ef fec tiv e brea thi ng mas k i s not worn. • Dam age to hear ing if eff ective ea rmu ff s are no t wor n. • Dam age to the ey es if ef fecti ve sa fet y gogg les or shie ld are not wor n. W ARNI NG. In the [...]

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    9 Know your pr oduct 1. O n/of f switc h 2. H andl e 3. O n boar d rem ovab le sto rag e cont ain er 4. F old aw ay ha ndle 5. C ooli ng air out let s 6. W heel s ( X2) 7. L evel ling fee t (X2 ) 8. Q uick co nne ct reg ula ted out let valve 9. R egul ating kn ob 10. Sa fety val ve 1 1. T ank pre ssu re gau ge 12. Re gulate d o utle t p res sure ga[...]

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    1 0 T o st art the air compres sor 1. Ch eck th e rat ing la bel on the co mpr ess or ind ica tes 230V -240V . 2. Ma ke sur e tha t the se lec ted locat ion for the comp res sor is cl ean, dr y , well ven til ate d and wi tho ut any ob stru ction. 3. Co nduc t a visua l che ck to th e mak e sure that compr ess or is no t dama ged and is fu lly in t[...]

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    1 1 T o incre ase the reg ula ted air pre ssu re rot ate the pre ssure reg ula tin g knob cloc kwis e. T o decre ase th e reg ulat ed air pre ssu re rot ate the reg ulatin g kno b anti -clock wise. Whe n sett ing the th e regu lated ou tle t pres sure alw ays start wit h the pr ess ure being lo w , work ing yo ur wa y up to th e des ire d regu lat [...]

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    1 2 3. C onne ct the com ple ted as sem bly to the ai r line by pul lin g back the out er sleev e of the qu ick coupl er at the end of the ai r hose an d inse rt th e quic k c hang e b low er ass emb ly . Once in ser ted , rele ase the out er sleev e of the coupl ing and ma ke sur e t he acc ess ory and hos e are sec ure ly con nec ted . For instr [...]

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    1 3 Conne cting the ty re inflato r 1. T o co nn ect t he tyr e inf la to r , se le ct one of t he sup pl ie d 1/ 4” ma le Nit to sty le pl ug s/a dapt ors (2 1) . App ly the s up pl ied T eflo n ta pe to th e mal e th read o n th e 1/ 4” ma le N it to sty le plu g/ ad ap to r (2 1) . Sc rew t he 1 /4 ” ma le Nit to sty le pl ug /ad apto r (2[...]

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    1 4 T ro ub le sh oo ti ng c o nt in ue d Pro ble m Pos sib le cau se Sug ges ted remed y Vi bra tio n or abn orm al no ise Loo se par t Use autho ris ed ser vic e cent re to che ck and repa ir if neces sary For eign bo dy in ma in com pre ssor Use autho ris ed ser vic e cent re to che ck and clea n i f nece ssa ry Pis ton co nne ctin g w ith th e [...]

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    1 5 T ro ub le sh oo ti ng c o nt in ue d Pro ble m Poss ibl e caus e Sug ges ted remed y Ins uff ici ent pr ess ure or decr eas ed out let capac ity cont inu ed The tool re quir es air supp ly outsi de the ran ge of th e comp res sors ca pabi lities . 1) Se lect an oth er air tool that th at wil l all ow you to achie ve th e same en d res ult whic[...]

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    1 6 T ro ub le sh oo ti ng c o nt in ue d Pro ble m Pos sib le cau se Sug ges ted remed y Ins uff ici ent pr ess ure or decr eas ed out let capac ity cont inu ed Air fitti ngs leaki ng. Che ck all air fit tin gs. Ma ke su re tha t the y are ti ght an d not leaki ng at th e joi ns. If a quick rele ase fi tti ng is le akin g, dis conn ect it and re c[...]

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    1 7 Clean ing 1. Ke ep the tool ’s air ven ts un clo gged an d clea n at all ti mes . 2. Re move du st and dirt regul arly . Clean ing is best done wit h a soft brus h or a rag . 3. Re -lub ricate al l movi ng pa rts at regu lar inter val s. 4. If the bod y of the comp ress or needs clea ning , w ipe it wit h a soft damp cloth . A mi ld de terg e[...]

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    GMC customer assist If your product needs repairing, replacing, technical service or you simply need help or advice, please contact us on our Customer Assist Line 1300 880 001 (Australia) or 0800 445 721 (New Zealand). For prompt service we suggest you log your service request online at www .gmcservice.com.au . Should you not have access to the Int[...]