Clarke CHAMP 262 Operating & Maintenance Instructions - Page 7

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Close the outlet valve, and allow the pressure in the receiver to rise before

connecting your air hose and tools to the compressor.

Note: The compressor should start and stop automatically as air is used from the receiver. If

the compressor runs continuously it may be because the compressor is too small for your

application. Consult your dealer for advice.

Adjusting the air pressure

Always follow the air tool manufacturer's guidelines on the maximum

The pressure in the air receiver is controlled by

the automatic pressure switch. You can control

the pressure supplied to your air hose and tools

by adjusting the outlet pressure regulator (see

figure 4). Turn the pressure regulator knob

clockwise to increase the pressure and anti-

clockwise to decrease.

As a rough guide to operating pressure, Clarke

paint spray guns typically operate at between

30 and 60 psi (approximately 2 to 4 bar). Most

Clarke air tools operate at around 90 psi

(approximately 6 bar), but if in any doubt about

operating pressure consult the equipment

manufacturer.

Push in the control knob on the automatic pressure switch, to the OFF('0')

position. This will open the breather valve and stop the compressor. You may

hear a release of air as the breather valve opens.

Switch off and unplug from the mains supply.

If the compressor is not going to be used for some time, for example overnight,

or if you are transporting the compressor, drain the air from the receiver.

CAUTION!

operating pressure for their equipment.

Fig.4