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SCENARIO 3: TIRE REPAIR WITH A BOTTLE SEALAIR2K AND ANOTHER COMPRESSOR

This scenario guides users through the steps for inﬂating a tire that requires sealant, emphasizing safety precautions and

correct operational procedures when using the SealAir2K compressor or alternate compressor.

Part 1: Pumping tire sealant with

another compressor

Peel o the warning sticker from the SealAir2K bottle

and attach it to the wheel.

E N G I N E

START

Turn on the car's ignition.

NOTE: Remember to have the handbrake engaged and

gear set to neutral or park.

15 min.

> 10 km (6 mi.)

If desired pressure in the tire is reached quickly start

driving 10km (6 mi.) or 15 minutes with a maximum speed

of 80 km/h (50mph).

NOTE: The tire isn't sealed yet and tire pressure is still

dropping, sealing process happens while driving.

90°

Disasamble the air hose from the SealAir2K bottle

adapter.

Connect the hose from the alternate compressor to the

SealAir2K bottle adapter.

Activate the power button on the compressor. This

initiates the sealant pumping into the tire.

NOTE: Initially, the pressure gauge may display a higher

value; do not turn o the compressor as the pressure will

decrease naturally.

Part 2: Check Tire Pressure and Inﬂate Tire

without the SealAir2K Bottle.

Stop the car and connect the compressor (instruction on

the compressor B.2) to the tire valve without the bottle.

Inﬂate the tire to the pressure speciﬁed in the car's

manual.

A - Power cable

B - Tire valve nut

C - Air hose

D - Bayonet

E - Car lighter plug

F - Nameplate

G - Air release valve

H- Bayonet connector

I - Manometer

J - Instruction Label

Connect the sealant bottle with the valve of the tire by

using the hose removed from the Adapter in step 2.

Gently screw the hose bayonet into the outlet valve of

the SealAir2k bootle by clockwise rotating for 90°.

Than screw the hose line to the tire valve.

WARNING: Conﬁrm proper connections to avoid

pressure loss.

max 15 min.

bar

psi

>1.8 bar/26 psi/180 kpa

<1.8 bar/26 psi/180 kpa

Inﬂate the tire until the recommended pressure, typically

exceeding 1.8 bar/26psi/180kPa, is achieved. This process

should take no longer than 15 minutes.

WARNING: If the tire pressure does not reach 1.8 bar (26

psi/180 kPa) within 10 minutes, the tire may have

sustained excessive damage that makes a temporary

repair impossible. In this case, do not continue to use the

tire. Call for a towing service.

>2.5 bar/36 psi/250 kpa

<2.5 bar/36 psi/250 kpa

max 15 min.

bar

psi

Brieﬂy switch o the compressor to check the actual tire

pressure using the pressure gauge.

If the speciﬁed pressure isn't reached within 15 minutes,

consider contacting a towing service for assistance.

K - ON/OFF switch

L - Lock indicator

M - Bayonet

N - Instruction label

O - Lock indicator

P - Bayonet connector

R - Adapter

S - Air Hose

T - Air Hose thread

Additional inserts/adapters to be used with

Aircom compressor.

WARNING:

with soft inﬂatables, such as rafts, balls, and

other similar items, that do not have recommen-

ded pressure markings beyond their capacity.

12 V

Plug in the 12V power cable to the car's cigarette

lighter socket.

NOTE: Verify the secure connection of the power

cable.

GO!

MAX

60 SEC.

Pack TMK back to your car and start driving.

WARNING: This step shouldn't take any longer than

1 minute.

max 1000 km (620 mi.)

If desired pressure in tire is reached, you can proceed to

drive cautiously within the limitations of a maximum

distance of 1000 km (620 miles) and at a maximum speed

of 80 km/h (50 mph). (Distance can vary by tire model,

weather condition, size of puncture).

Inform all other users of the vehicle that the tire has been

temporarily sealed with the SealAir2K Products and make

them aware of the special driving limitations to be

observed.

Be careful not to overinﬂate items