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Draining the condenser bowl
WARNING: Cleaning and draining MUST ONLY be carried out with the compressor switched off and
the air system drained of pressure.
• The Condenser Bowl (9) will collect moisture and dirt which, unless removed, will cause serious
corrosion to this device and to machines connected
• Drain the Condenser Bowl (9) daily (or more often where applicable) by pulling down on the
Drain Valve (8) until all liquid has escaped
WARNING: Never let the liquid level inside the condenser bowl reach the baffle plate.
Maintenance
WARNING: Always shut off the compressor and depressurise the air supply before cleaning or
carrying out any maintenance.
WARNING: The polycarbonate Condenser Bowl (9) and Oil Bowl (6) can be damaged and may fail if
exposed to certain solvents or strong alkaline cleaning agents (either internally or externally).
Cleaning
• Press the Bowl Unlock Button (10), twist the bowl clockwise or anticlockwise until the bayonet
connection unlocks, and remove the bowl
• Wash out using a mild detergent and a lint-free cloth
• Rinse with plenty of clean cold fresh water and dry thoroughly
• To reassemble, first check that the O-ring that seals the bowl against the body of the unit is clean
and undamaged, then engage the locking bayonet and twist the cup until the unlock button
clicks into its locked position
Note: The Oil Bowl (6) usually does not require regular cleaning. However, should this be required
at any point, follow the removal, cleaning and reassembly instructions outlined above. Empty all
remaining oil into a suitable, sealed container, and dispose of air tool oil according to laws and
regulations.
Disposal
• As with other power tools, air tools should not be disposed of with household waste
• Air tools may contain traces of tool oil and other lubricants and so must be recycled accordingly
• Before disposal, remove Oil Bowl (6), empty all remaining oil into a suitable, sealed container,
and dispose of air tool oil according to laws and regulations
• Contact your local waste disposal authority for information on the correct way to dispose of
air tools
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