Operator's Manual

durable, affordable, everyday tools.

3 Gallon Oil-free Compressorwith Brad nailer

and inflation/blowgun kititem 15206

CAUTION: Read the Safety Guidelinesand All Instructions Carefully BeforeOperating.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.Visit our Craftsman website: www.sears.com/craftsman

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WARRANTY ................................................ 2

SPECIFICATION CHART ...................................... 3

SAFETY GUiDELiNES = DEFiNiTiONS ........................... 3

iMPORTANT SAFETY iNSTRUCTiONS ........................ 3-8

GLOSSARY ................................................ 9

ACCESSORIES ............................................. 9

DUTY CYCLE .............................................. 9

ASSEMBLY ............................................... 10

iNSTALLATiON ......................................... 11-12

OPERATION ............................................ 12-14

TROUBLESHOOTING .................................... 15-17

PARTS DIAGRAM/PARTS LIST. ........................... 18-19

CRAFTSMAN EVOLV FULL WARRANTY

If this Craftsman Evolv compressor, nailer or accessories fail due to a defect inmaterial or workmanship within one year from the date of purchase, return it toany Sears store or other Craftsman Evolv outlet in the United States for freereplacement.This warranty does not cover expendable parts such as o-rings ordriver blades that can wear out from normal use within the warranty period.This warranty is void on each product if it is ever used for commercial or rentalpurposes.This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rightswhich vary from state to state.

Sears, Roebuck and Co,, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

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Motor 120V 60Hz, 2.6-ampRunning Horsepower 1/3 HpTank Size 3-gallonAir Hose Type 25' recoil, MAX.Air Delivery 1.0 SCFM @ 40 PSi

0.6SCFM @ 90 PSICut-in Pressure 85 PSICut-out Pressure 100 PSIMax. Pressure 100 PSI

Power Cord 6ft, 3-prong, 18 AWGUnit Weight 18.691b (8.5kg)

This manual contains information that is important for you to know and under-stand. This information relates to protecting YOUR SAFETY and PREVENTINGEQUIPMENT PROBLEMS. To help you recognize this information, we use thesymbols below. Please read the manual and pay attention to these symbols.

Indicates a potentiallyIndicates an _ hazardous situationimminently hazardous

situation which, if not avoided, will which, if not avoided, may result inresult in death or serious injury, minor or moderate injury.

Indicates a potentially Indicates a practice not" _ - - related to personalhazardous situation

which, if not avoided, could result in injury which, if not avoided, may resultdeath or serious injury, in property damage.

This product contains chemicals known to the State ofCalifornia to cause cancer, and birth defects or otherreproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.

Some dust contains chemicals known to the State of Californiato cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm such

as asbestos and lead in lead based paint.

Do not operate this unit until you read and _AI""__ understand this instruction manual for safety,

operation and maintenance instructions.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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'" " RISK OF EXPLOSION OR FiRE

WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT iT

1 It is normal for electrical contacts 1 Always operate the compressor in awithin the motor and pressure well ventilated area free of combus-switch to spark, tible materials, gasoline, or solvent

vapors.

2 2/1If electrical sparks from compressorcome into contact with flammablevapors, they may ignite, causing fireor explosion.

Restricting any of the compressorventilation openings will cause seri-ous overheating and could causefire.

4 Unattended operation of this prod-uct could result in personal injuryor property damage. To reduce therisk of fire, do not allow the com-pressor to operate unattended.

If spraying flammable materials,locate compressor at least 20 feet(6.1 m) away from spray area. Anadditional length of air hose may berequired.

2/2 Store flammable materials in asecure location away from com-pressor.

3/1 Never place objects against or ontop of compressor.

3/2 Operate compressor in an openarea at least 12" (30.5 cm) awayfrom any wall or obstruction thatwould restrict the flow of fresh air tothe ventilation openings.

3/3 Operate compressor in a clean, drywell ventilated area. Do not operateunit indoors or in any confined area.

4/1 Always remain in attendance withthe product when it is operating.

4/2 Always turn off and unplug unitwhen not in use.

__ RiSK TO BREATHING (ASPHYXiATiON)

WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT iT

The compressed air directly fromyour compressor is not safe forbreathing. The air stream maycontain carbon monoxide, toxicvapors, or solid particles from theair tank. Breathing these contami-nants can cause serious injury ordeath.

Air obtained directly from the com-pressor should never be used tosupply air for human consumption.In order to use air produced by thiscompressor for breathing, suitablefilters and in-line safety equipmentmust be properly installed. In-linefilters and safety equipment usedin conjunction with the compres-sor must be capable of treating airto all applicable local and federalcodes prior to human consump-tion.

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Exposure to chemicals in dust cre-ated by power sanding, sawing,grinding, drilling, and other con-struction activities may be harmful.Sprayed materials such as paint,paint solvents, paint remover, insec-ticides, weed killers, may containharmful vapors and poisons.

2 Work in an area with good crossventilation. Read and follow the

safety instructions provided on thelabel or safety data sheets for thematerials you are spraying. Alwaysuse certified safety equipment:NIOSH/OSHA respiratory protec-tion or properly fitting face maskdesigned for use with your specificapplication.

_ I__ RISK OF BURSTING

Air Tank: On February 26, 2002, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commissionpublished Release # 02-108 concerning air compressor tank safety:Air compressor receiver tanks do not have an infinite life. Tank life is dependentupon several factors, some of which include operating conditions, ambient con-ditions, proper installations, field modifications, and the level of maintenance.The exact effect of these factors on air receiver life is difficult to predict.If proper maintenance procedures are not followed, internal corrosion to theinner wall of the air receiver tank can cause the air tank to unexpectedly ruptureallowing pressurized air to suddenly and forcefully escape, posing risk of injuryto consumers.

Your compressor air tank must be removed from service by the end of the yearshown on your tank warning label.The following conditions could lead to a weakening of the air tank, and result ina violent air tank explosion:

WHAT CAN HAPPEN

1 Failure to properly drain condensedwater from air tank, causing rustand thinning of the steel air tank.

Modifications or attempted repairsto the air tank.

Unauthorized modifications tothe safety valve or any othercomponents which control air tankpressure.

HOW TO PREVENT IT

Drain air tank daily or after eachuse. If air tank develops a leak,replace it immediately with anew air tank or replace the entirecorn pressor.

Never drill into, weld, or make anymodifications to the air tank or itsattachments. Never attempt torepair a damaged or leaking airtank. Replace with a new air tank.

3 The air tank is designed towithstand specific operatingpressures. Never make adjustmentsor parts substitutions to alter thefactory set operating pressures.

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Attachments & accessories:

Exceeding the pressure rating ofair tools, spray guns, air operatedaccessories, tires, and otherinflatables can cause them toexplode or fly apart, and couldresult in serious injury.

Tires:

Follow the equipmentmanufacturers recommendationand never exceed the maximumallowable pressure rating ofattachments. Never use compressorto inflate small low pressure objectssuch as children's toys, footballs,basketballs, etc.

1 Over inflation of tires could result in 1 Use a tire pressure gauge to checkserious injuryand property damage, the tires pressure before each use

and while inflating tires; see the tiresidewall for the correct tire pressure.

NOTE: Air tanks, compressors andsimilar equipment used to inflate tirescan fill small tires very rapidly. Adjust}ressure regulator on air supply tono more than the rating of the tire}ressure. Add air in small incrementsand frequently use the tire gauge to}revent over inflation.

[__ RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

Your air compressor is powered byelectricity. Like any other electricallypowered device, If it is not usedproperly it may cause electricshock.

Repairs attempted by unqualifiedpersonnel can result in seriousinjury or death by electrocution.

Electrical Grounding: Failure toprovide adequate grounding tothis product could result in seriousinjury or death from electrocution.Refer to Grounding Instructionsparagraph in the Installationsection.

1/1 Never operate the compressoroutdoors when it is raining or in wetconditions.

1/2 Never operate compressor withprotective covers removed ordamaged.

2 Any electrical wiring or repairsrequired on this product should beperformed by authorized servicecenter personnel in accordance withnational and local electrical codes.

3 Make certain that the electricalcircuit to which the compressoris connected provides properelectrical grounding, correct voltageand adequate fuse protection.

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__ RiSK FROM FLYING OBJECTS

The compressed air stream cancause soft tissue damage toexposed skin and can propel dirt,chips, loose particles, and smallobjects at high speed, resulting inproperty damage or personal injury.

HOW TO PREVENT IT

1/1 Always wear certified safety equip-ment: ANSI Z87.1 eye protection(CAN/CSA Z94.3) with side shieldswhen using the compressor.

1/2 Never point any nozzle or sprayertoward any part of the body or atother people or animals.

1/3 Always turn the compressor offand bleed pressure from the airhose and air tank before attempt-ing maintenance, attaching tools oraccessories.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN

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RiSKOFHOTSURFACESWHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

1 1/1 Never touch any exposed metalparts on compressor during orimmediately after operation.Compressor will remain hot forseveral minutes after operation.

1/2 Do not reach around protectiveshrouds or attempt maintenanceuntil unit has been allowed to cool.

_r_ __ R,SK FROM MOV,NG PARTS

Touching exposed metal such asthe compressor head, engine head,engine exhaust or outlet tubes, canresult in serious burns.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

1 Moving parts such as the pulley, fly- 1/1wheel, and belt can cause seriousinjury if they come into contact withyou or your clothing. 1/2

1/3

Attempting to operate compressor 2with damaged or missing parts orattempting to repair compressorwith protective shrouds removedcan expose you to moving partsand can result in serious injury.

Never operate the compressor withguards or covers which are dam-aged or removed.Keep your hair, clothing, and glovesaway from moving parts. Looseclothes, jewelry, or long hair can becaught in moving parts.Air vents may cover moving partsand should be avoided as well.

Any repairs required on this productshould be performed by authorizedservice center personnel.

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[__ RiSK OF UNSAFE OPERATION

WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT iT

1 Unsafe operation of your air com- 1 Review and understand all instruc-pressor could lead to serious injury tions and warnings in this manual.or death to you or others. 2 Become familiar with the operation

and controls of the air compressor.3 Keep operating area clear of all per-

sons, pets, and obstacles.4 Keep children away from the air

compressor at all times.5 Do not operate the product when

fatigued or under the influence ofalcohol or drugs. Stay alert at alltimes.

6 Never defeat the safety features ofthis product.

7 Equip area of operation with a fireextinguisher.

8 Do not operate machine with miss-ing, broken, or unauthorized parts.

RiskOFFALLINGWHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

1 1 Always operate compressor in astable secure position to preventaccidental movement of the unit.Never operate compressor on aroof or other elevated position.Use additional air hose to reachhigh locations.

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A portable compressor can fallfrom a table, workbench, or roofcausing damage to the compres-sor and could result in seriousinjury or death to the operator.

,,L-'_,_= - ' RiSK FROM NOISE

WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

Under some conditions and dura- 1 Always wear certified safety equip-tion of use, noise from this product ment: ANSI S12.6 (S3.19) hearingmay contribute to hearing loss. protection.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSFOR FUTURE USE

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Become familiar with these termsbefore operating the unit.CFM: Cubic feet per minute.SCFM: Standard cubic feet per min-ute; a unit of measure of air delivery.PSI: Pounds per square inch gauge;a unit of measure pressure.Code Certification: Products thatbear one or more of the followingmarks: UL_>*,CUL, ETL_*>*,CETL, havebeen evaluated by OSHA certifiedindependent safety laboratories andmeet the applicable Standards forSafety.*UL_ is a registered trademark ofUnderwriters Laboratories and ETL®is a registered trademark of ElectricalTesting Laboratories.

Cut-In Pressure: While the motoris off, air tank pressure drops as youcontinue to use your accessory. Whenthe tank pressure drops to a certainlow level the motor will restart auto-matically. The low pressure at whichthe motor automatically restarts iscalled "cut-in" pressure.Cut-Out Pressure: When an air com-pressor is turned on and begins torun, air pressure in the air tank beginsto build. It builds to a certain highpressure before the motor automati-cally shuts off, protecting your air tankfrom pressure higher than its capacity.The high pressure at which the motorshuts off is called "cut-out" pressure.Branch Circuit: Circuit carrying elec-tricity from electrical panel to outlet.

Includes: brad nailer, nails, 25' recoil 1/4" male quick-connect plugs, PTEE-air hose, inflation needle, tapered blow thead seal tape, I/4" female quick-gun nozzle, blow gun adapter, blow connect body, hex wrench(2) and oil.gun safety nozzle, blow gun, tire chuck,

This air compressor pump is capable average duty cycle be maintained;of running continuously. However, to that is, the air compressor pumpprolong the life of your air compressor, should not run more than 30-45it is recommended that a 50%-75% minutes in any given hour.

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Unpacking

This product has been shipped completelyassembled.

1. Carefully remove the tool and anyaccessories from the box. Mark sure that all

items listed in the packing list are included.

2. Inspect the tool carefully to make sure nobreakage or damage occurred during shipping.3. Do not discard the packing material until you

have carefully inspected and satisfactorilyoperated the tool.

4. If any parts are damaged or missing, pleasecall SERVICE CENTER for assistance.

PACKING LiST

Air Compressor

Accessories (15)

Operator's Manual (not shown)

[ncJudes:

1 air compressor2 2" Brad Nailer

3 25' Recoil air hose

4 Inflation Needle

5 Tapered Blow Gun Nozzle

6 Blow Gun Adapter

7 Blow Gun Safety Nozzle8 Blow Gun

9 Tire Chuck

10 W'Male Quick-Connect Plugs

11 PTFE - Thread Seal Tape

12 1¼,,Female Quick-Connect Body

13 Nails (100 pcs)14 oil

15&16 Hex wrench

17 Operator's Manual (not shown)

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HOW TO SET UP YOUR UNIT 3. Inspect the plug and cord before

Location of the Air Compressor1. Locate the air compressor in a

clean, dry and well ventilatedarea.

2. The air compressor should belocated at least 12" (30.5 cm)away from the wall or otherobstructions that will interferewith the flow of air.

3. The air compressor pump andshroud are designed to allow forproper cooling. The ventilationopenings on the compressor arenecessary to maintain properoperating temperature. Do notplace rags or other containers onor near these openings.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

RISK OFELECTRICAL

SHOCK. in the event of a shortcircuit, grounding reduces the riskof shock by providing an escapewire for the electric current, Thisair compressor must be properlygrounded.

The portable air compressor isequipped with a cord having agrounding wire with an appropriategrounding plug (see followingillustrations).

1. The cord set and plug with thisunit contains a grounding pin.This plug MUST be used with agrounded outlet.

IMPORTANT: The outlet being usedmust be installed and grounded inaccordance with all local codes andordinances.

2. Make sure the outlet being usedhas the same configuration as thegrounded plug. DO NOT USE ANADAPTER. See illustration.

_=-GroundedI _Outlets

Grounding Pin

4.

each use. Do not use if there aresigns of damage.If these grounding instructions arenot completely understood, or if indoubt as to whether the compres-sor is properly grounded, have theinstallation checked by a qualifiedelectrician.

RISK OFELECTRICALSHOCK. IMPROPER GROUNDINGCAN RESULT IN ELECTRICALSHOCK.

Do not modify the plug provided. Ifit does not fit the available outlet, acorrect outlet should be installed bya qualified electrician.Repairs to the cord set or plugMUST be made by a qualified elec-trician.Extension Cords

If an extension cord must be used, besure it is:1. 3-wire a extension cord that has a

3-blade grounding plug, and a 3-slotreceptacle that will accept the plug onthe product.

2. in good condition3. no longer than 50 feet4. 14 gauge (AVVG)or larger.(Wiresize

increasesas gauge number decreas-es. 12AWG and 10AWG may also beused. DO NOTUSE 16 OR 18 AWG.)

_Risk of PropertyDamage. The use of an

undersized extension cord will causevoltage to drop resulting in power lossto the motor and overheating. Insteadof using an extension cord, increasethe working reach of the air hose byattaching another length of hose to itsend. Attach additional lengths of hoseas needed.

Voltage and Circuit ProtectionRefer to the specification chart for thevoltage and minimum branch circuitrequirements.

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_Risk of unsafe operation. Certain air compressors can beoperated on a 15 amp circuit if the following conditions are met.

1. Voltage supply to circuit must complywith the National Electrical Code.

circuit breaker or 15 amp timedelay fuse.

2. Circuit must not be used to supply anyother electrical needs.

3. Extension cords must comply withspecifications.

4. Circuit is equipped with a 15 amp

NOTE: if compressor is connectedto a circuit protected by fuses: useonly Time delay fuses should bemarked "D" in "Canada" and "T" inthe U.S.

KNOW YOUR AiR COMPRESSORREAD THiS OWNER'S MANUAL AND SAFETY RULES BEFORE OPERATINGYOUR UNIT.Compare the illustrations with your unit to familiarize yourself with the location ofvarious controls and adjustments. Save this manual for future reference.

Tank Air PressureGauge

Overload Protector

Air ReleaseSafety Valve

Output AirPressure

Gauge

Outlet

PressureAdjustment

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OPERATING COMPRESSOR

TURNING COMPRESSOR ON

1. Pull and release the Air Release

Safety Valve to verify it does not stick.

2. Plug the power cord into a groundedelectrical outlet.3. Press the Power Switch to the On

position.4. Allow the Tank to fill to 85 PSi before

using. With the Air Compressor turnedon, operation is automatic and underthe control of the internal PressureController.

PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT

Set the appropriate air pressure outputfor the air tool being used.1. Turn the Pressure Adjustment knobto the left to decrease output airpressure, or to the right to increase theoutput air pressure.2. Read the air output pressure on theOutput Air Pressure Gauge.

USING THE A|R RELEASESAFETY VALVE

The Air Release Safety Valve is usedwhen tank decompression is neededquickly and efficiently.1. Press the Power Switch to the Off

position.2. Pull on the Air Release SafetyValve ring to release pressurefrom the Tank.3. When all pressure is released, let goof the ring on the Air Release Safety Valve.

_ Slightly open the waterDrain Valve to blow air and moisture

out of the Tank. Opening it all the waymay cause it to be blown off.

To help prevent tank corrosion and keepmoisture out of the air used, the air tankof the compressor should be drained daily.1. Turn the air compressor off, as shown inthe shut down section of the quickreference label.

2. Pull the ring on the safety valve torelease until pressure gauge reads less

than 20 psi, as shown in the shut downsection of the quick reference label.

3. Release the ring.4. Rotate drain valve counterclockwise

to open, as shown in the shut down

section of the quick reference label.5. Tilt tank to drain moisture fromtank into a suitable container.NOTE: Condensate is a polluting materialand should be disposed of incompliance with local regulations. If drainvalve is clogged, release all air pressure,remove and clean valve, then reinstall.

EMPTY AIR AND CONDENSATIONThe water Drain Valve is located underneath

the Air Tank. It must be used daily torelease all trapped moisture through its valve.It will also get rid of any condensation thatmay cause tank corrosion.

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OPERATING BRAD NAILER

Always disconnect the tool fromthe air supply before loading. When loading thetool always aim the tool away from yourself andothers. Make sure that the trigger is not pressedwhile the tool is being loaded.

1.Press the magazine release button and slideopen the magazine. (See Fig. F)2.Insert a strip of fasteners. Strip should lay flatagainst magazine wall with heads resting onmagazine ribbing and fastener points at bottomof magazine. Strip should slide freely. (See Fig. G)3.Push magazine closed and secure with releasebutton. (See Fig. H)4. Connect the tool to the air supply. Make surethe air supply is in the correct PSI range (seeOperating Instructions).5. Contact surface of workplace with tip ofnailer. Depress the trigger to drive fastener intothe surface.6. Test the driving depth in a sample piecebefore using. If the fasteners are being driventoo deep, or not deep enough, adjust theregulator to provide appropriate air pressure.(See Fig. I)7. Never operate the tool unless the tip ofthe nailer is in contact with the workpiece. Donot operate the tool without fasteners loadedor damage to the tool may result.

Release

Bu_on

ig. F

Fig. I

Fig. H

Regulator

_ Disconnect the tool from theair supply before performing any adjustments,cleaning, maintenance, or repair.1. Regular lubrication should be performedif your tool is used without an in-line

automatic oiler. Place 2-6 drops of air tooloil into the air inlet before each workday andafter every 2 hours of continuous use.2. Check all connections and o-rings. Changeall worn or damaged o-rings, seals, etc.Tighten all the screws and caps to preventpotential damage or injury.3. Inspect the trigger and safety mechanismsto ensure they are working properly. Checkfor loose or missing parts, binding, and/orsticking parts and adjust or replaceaccordingly.4. Keep the nail magazine and the firing tipof the tool clean and free of any foreignparticles or objects.

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TROUBLESHOOT|NG OF COMPRESSOR

Failure

Compressorwill not run

Motor hums butcaRRot run orruns slowly

Fuses blow/circuit breakertrips repeatedly

Thermaloverload}rotector cutsout repeatedly

Air receiver)ressure dropswhencorn pressorshuts off

Possible Cause

1. Loss of power oroverheating

2. No electrical power

3. Blown fuse4. Breaker open5. Thermal overload open6. Pressure switch bad

1. Low voltage2. Wrong gauge wire or

length of extension cord3. Shorted or open motor

winding4. Defective check valve or

unloader

1. incorrect size fuse,circuit overloaded

2. Wrong gauge wire orlength of extension cord

3. Defective check valve orunder loader

1. Low voltage2. Clogged air filter3. Lack of proper

ventilation/roomtemperature too high

4. Wrong gauge wire orlength of extension cord

1. Loose connections(fittings, tubing, etc.)

2. Loose drain lock3. Check valve leaking

Solution

1. Check for proper use of extensioncord

2. Plugged in? Check fuse/breaker ormotor overload

3. Replace blown fuse4. Reset, determining why problem

happened5. Motor will restart when cool; turn

off compressor and wait 20 minutes6. Replace1. Check with voltmeter2. Check gauge chart, under

Operation for proper gauge wireand cord length

3. Replace motor4. Replace or repair

1. Check for proper fuse, use time-delay fuse. Disconnect otherelectrical appliances from circuit oroperate compressor on its ownbranch circuit

2. Check gauge chart, underOperation

3. Replace or repair

1. Check with voltmeter2. Clean filter3. Move compressor to well ventilated

area

4. Check gauge chart, underOperation

1. Check all connections with soapand water solution and tighten

2. Tighten3. Disassemble check valve assembly,

clean or replace, _,, , Do not disassemble

check valve with airin tank;bleed tank

1. Drain receiverExcessive 1. Excessive water in airmoisture in receiverdischarge air 2. High humidity 2. Move to area of less humidity; use

air line filterCompressor . Defective pressure switch 1. Replace switchruns 2. Excessive air usage 2. Decrease air usage; compressorcontinuously not large enough for a requirement

3. Check valve leaking 3. Disassemble check valve assembly,clean or replace

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TROUBLESHOOTING OF COMPRESSOR

Failure Possible Cause Solution

Compressor Loose mounting bolts Tightenvibrates

Air output lower 1. Broken inlet valves 1. Have authorized servicethan normal 2. Intake filter dirty representative repair unit

3. Connections leaking 2. Clean or replace intake filter3. Tighten connections

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TROUBLESHOOTING OF BRAD NAILER

_lf any of the followingproblems arise during operation, stopusing the tool immediately. Only aqualified technician or service centercan perform repairs on this tool.

Disconnect the tool from the air supplybefore any repair or adjustment. Whenreplacing O-rings or cylinders, lubricatewith air tool oil before reassembly.

ProblemAir leak near thetop of the tool orin the trigger area

1.

2.

3.

Possible Causes

O-ring in trigger valvedamaged.Trigger valve headdamaged.Trigger valve stem, seal,or O-ring damaged.

Loose screwsWorn or damaged O-ringsor bumper.

1.

2.

3.

1.2.

Probable SolutionsPush Power Switch toOn position.Check power at outlet.

Plug line cord into electricaloutlet.

Air leak near 1. Tighten screws.bottom of tool. 2. Check and replace O-rings

and/or bumper.

Air leak between 1. 1.body and 2. 2.cylinder cap.

Fasteners being 1. 1.driven too deep. 2. 2.

1. 1.2. 2.

Loose screws.Worn or damaged O-ringsor seals.

Worn bumper.Air pressure is too high.

Inadequate air supply.Inadequate lubrication.

3. Worn or damaged O-ringsor seals.

4. Exhaust port in cylinderhead is blocked.

Tool does notfunction well,does not drivefasteners,operatessluggishly.

3.

4.

Tighten screws.Check and replace O-ringsor seals.

Replace bumper.Adjust air pressure.

Verify adequate air supply.Place 2-6 drops of oil intoair inlet to lubricate.Check and replace O-ringsor seals.Consult qualified servicetechnician to replaceinternal parts.

Tool skips 1. Worn bumper or damaged 1. Replace bumper or loadingfasteners

Tool jams

loading spring.2. Dirt in front plate.3. Dirt or damage is

preventing fasteners frommoving, freely in themagazine.

4. Worn or dried-out O-ring onpiston, or lack of lubrication.

5. Cylinder cover seal leaking.

1. Incorrect or damagedfasteners.

2. Damaged or worn driverguide.

3. Magazine or nose screwloose.

4. Magazine is dirty.

spring.2. Clean drive channel on

front plate.3. Clean magazine.

4. O-ring needs to be replacecor lubricated.

5. Replace sealing washer.

1. Change and use correctfasteners.

2. Check and replace thedriver guide.

3. Tighten the magazine.

4. Clean the magazine.

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Air Compressor item 15206

PARTS SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY

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Air Compressor item 15206

Item Part No. Description

1 3290408 Flat Washer

2 3220552 Screw, M5x25

3 3410652 Handle

4 3220404 Screw, ST4.2x25

5 3410452 Tooling Cover

6 3630252 Overload, Protector

7 3630150 Power Switch

8 3111352 Electric Wire Assembly

9 3410352 Screw, ST4.2x25

10 3110252 Motor-pump Assembly

11 3110152 Circuit Board

12 3220840 Screw, M4x8

13 3640152 Power Cord

14 3220475 Screw, ST4.8x15

15 3410302- Wire Clip

16 3410552 Cover, Bottom

17 3030150 Tube

I 18 3410329 Zip Tie

19 3420652 Seal Ring

20 3290252 Spring

Qty

1

4

6

4

Qty Item Part No. Description

2 21 3410152 Ball

2 22 3420350 Damping Pad

1 23 3220150 Screw, M6xl 5

4 24 3220250 Screw, M6x25

1 25 3390250 Copper Tube 1

1 26 3290651 Washer 1

1 27 3020152 Copper hoop 2

1 28 3020252 Copper Connector knob 2

1 29 3630152-1 Pressure Controller 1

1 30 3220840 Screw, M4xl0 1/2

1 31 3410350 Fan 1

2 32 3290706 Flat washer 1

1 33 3220205 Screw, M4xl 0 1

1 34 3110752 Pressure Regulator Assembly 1

1 35 3330152-1 Tank, 3G 1

1 36 3290275 Drain Valve Assembly 1

18 37 3420150 Foot 3

1 38 3290750 Flat Washer 6

1 39 3220150 Screw, M6xl 5 3/6

1

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Manual del Operador

durable, affordable, everyday tools.

Compresor Sin Aceite de 3 Galonescon Martillo de Clavos Peque_os yJuego para Inflar/Pistola para SopladoArticulo 15206

PRECAUCl0N: Antes de hacer funcionar

esta herramienta lea cuidadosamente los

lineamientos de seguridad y todas las instrucciones.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 EE.UU.Visite et sitio web de Craftsman en: www.sears.com/craftsman

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GARANTIA .................................................... 21

CUADRO DE ESPECIFICACIONES .................................. 22

L|NEAMIENTOS DE SEGURIDAD, DEFINUCIONES ...................... 22

INSTRUCCIONES IMPORTANTES SOBRE SEGURIDAD ............... 22=27

GLOSARIO .................................................... 28

ACCESORIOS .................................................. 28

CICLO DE TRABAJO ............................................. 28

ENSAMBLAJE .................................................. 29

INSTALACI6N ............................................... 30=31

FUNC|ONAMIENTO ........................................... 31 =33

RESOLUCI6N DE AVERIAS ..................................... 34=36

DiAGRAMA DE P|EZAS, MSTA DE P|EZAS ......................... 37=38

GARANTfA COMPLETA PARA EVOLV DE CRAFTSMAN

Si dentro del a_o a partir de la fecha de compra este compresor, el martillo osus accesorios Evolv de Craftsman fallan debido a algQn defecto, ya sea enmaterial o mano de obra, devu61valo a cualquier almac6n de Sears o acualquier tienda de distribuci6n Evolv de Craftsman en Estados Unidos paraobtener un reemplazo sin costo alguno. Esta garantia no cubre piezasconsumibles tales como aros t6ricos o cuchillas de impulsi6n que pudierandesgastarse debido al uso normal dentro del periodo de garantia. Estagarantia se anula si el producto se usa alguna vez con prop6sitos comercialeso para alquiler. Esta garantia le proporciona derechos legales especificos ypudieran existir otros derechos, los cuales varian de un estado a otro.

Sears, Roebuck and Co,, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

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Motor 120V 60Hz, 2.2 amp.Caballos de fuerza de funcionamiento 1/3 Caballos

Tamar_o del tanqueTipo de manguera para aireEntrega de aire

Presi6n de corte de entradaPresi6n de corte de salidaPresi6n m_.ximaCord6n el6ctricoPeso de la unidad

3 galones25 pies MAX, replegable

1.0 pIES/MIN ESTANDAR A 40 LBS/PUL 20.6 PIESS/MIN EST_,NDAR A 90 LBS/PUL 2

85 LBS/PUL 2100 LBS/PUL 2100 LBS/PUL 2

6 pies, 3 espigas, 18 AWG8.5kg (18.691b)

Este manual contiene informaci6n importante de saber y comprender. Estainformaci6n se relaciona con la protecci6n de SU SEGURIDAD y con laPREVENCION DE PROBLEMAS CON EL EQUIPO. Para ayudarle a reconocer talinformaci6n, utilizamos los siguientes simbolos. Sirvase leer el manual y poneratenci6n a esos simbolos.

_lndica situaciones _ Indica situacionesinminentemente ..... potencialmente

peligrosas que, si no se evitan, resultan peligrosas que, si no se evitan, podrianen la muerte o en lesiones serias, resultar en lesiones entre minimas y

moderadas.

_lndica situaciones _ Indica prficticas nopotencialmente relacionadas conpeligrosas que, si no se evitan, lesiones personales las cuales, si no sepodrian resultar en la muerte o en evitan, podr[an resultar en daSos a talesiones serias propiedad,

Este producto contiene sustancias quimicas que de acuerdoal Estado de California provocan c_,ncer, defectos denacimiento u otros dar_os al sistema reproductivo. Lavese tas manos tuego desu manejo,

_ iertos aserrines, tales como los de asbestos y el plomo delas pinturas con plomo, contienen productos quimicos quede acuerdo al Estado de California provocan c_.ncer, defectos de nacimiento uotros dar_os al sistema reproductivo.

w ,= - , , Noopereestaunidadantesdeleery _" '-"'__ comprender este manual de instrucciones en

cuanto al funcionamiento con seguridad y las instrucciones demantenimiento.

GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES

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RIESGO DE INCENDIO O EXPLOSION

QUE PODRIA SUCEDER COMO PREVENIRLO

1 Es normal que los contactos 1 Opere siempre el compresor enel6ctricos dentro del motor y los lugares bien ventilados que est6ninterruptores de presi6n produzcan libres de materiales combustibles,chispas, gasolina o vapores solventes.

2 2/1Si las chispas el6ctricas delcompresor entran en contacto convapores inflamables, estos sepodrian encender, provocandoincendios o explosiones.

Restringir cualquiera de las aperturaspara ventilaci6n del compresorpodria provocar sobrecalentamientograve y generar incendios.

4 Si este producto se deja funcionarsin atenci6n se podrian provocarlesiones personales o da_os a lapropiedad. Para reducir el riesgo deincendios, no deje que el compresorfuncione sin alguien que Io atienda.

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Siesta rociando materialesinflamables, coloque el compresorpot Io menos a 6.1 metros (20 pies)del &tea de rociado. Podria sernecesario contar con una mangueraadicional.

2/2 Almacene los materiales inflamablesen un lugar seguro lejos delcompresor.

3/1 Nunca coloque objetos contra elcompresor ni encima de 61.

3/20pere el compresor en &reasabiertas por Io menos a unadistancia de 30.5 cm (12 pulgadas)de cualquier pared u obstrucci6nque pudiera restringir el flujo deaire fresco hacia las aperturas paraventilaci6n.

3/30pere el compresor en areaslimpias, secas y con buenaventilaci6n. No opere la unidad eninteriores o en &teas confinadas.

4/1 Debe haber siempre alguienatendiendo el producto cuando est6funcionando.

4/2 Apague la unidad y desenchQfelacuando nadie la est6 usando.

QU¢= PODRIA SUCEDER

No es seguro respirar el airecomprimido que sale directamentedel compresor. El chorro de airepodria contener mon6xido decarbono, vapores t6xicos yparticulas s61idas provenientes deltanque de aire. Respirar talescontaminantes podria provocarlesiones serias o la muerte.

RIESGO PARA LA RESPIRACtON (ASFIXlA)

COMO PREVENIRLO

1 Nunca se debe usar aire que provengadirectamente del compresor para larespiraci6n humana. Para poder usarel aire que produce este compresorpara la respiraci6n, se debe instalarapropiadamente filtros adecuados yequipo de seguridad en linea. Antesdel consumo humano, los filtros y elequipo de seguridad en lineautilizados con el compresor debenset capaces de modificar el airesegM3ntodos los c6digos aplicableslocales y federales.

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2 La exposici6n a los quimicos dentrodel polvo creado por los chorros dearena, aserrado, esmerilado,taladrado y otras actividades de laconstrucci6n puede ser dafiina.

3 Los materiales que estan siendorociados tales como pintura,solventes o disolventes de pintura,insecticidas y eliminadores de malashierbas podrian contener vaporespeligrosos y veneno.

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2 Trabaje en &reas con buena ventilaci6ncruzada. Lea y obedezca lasinstrucciones de seguridad que sepresentan en las vifietas o en las hojasde seguridad de los materiales que est6rociando. Use siempre equipo deseguridad certificado: Protecci6nrespiratoria o caretas adecuadamenteajustadas aprobadas por NIOSH/OSHAy disefiadas para usarse enaplicaciones especificas.

_ _l_J__ R|ESGO DE EXPLOSION

Tanques de aire: El 26 de febrero de 2002, la Comisi6n de EE.UU. sobreSeguridad de Productos para Consumidores (U.S. Consumer Product SafetyCommission) public6 la emisi6n # 02-108 relativa a la seguridad de tanques decompresores de aire:Los tanques receptores de compresores de aire no tienen una vida Qtil infinita. Lavida Qtil de los tanques depende de varios factores, entre ellos se incluyen lascondiciones de operaci6n, las condiciones ambientales, instalaciones apropiadas,modificaciones de campo y el nivel de mantenimiento.Es dificil predecir el efecto exacto de tales factores sobre la vida Qtil del receptorde aire. Si no se observan procedimientos de mantenimiento adecuados, lacorrosi6n interna en las paredes interiores de los tanques receptores de airepuede provocar que los tanques de aire se rompan inesperadamente, permitiendoque el aire presurizado escape repentina y en6rgicamente, presentando riesgosde lesiones a los consumidores.Se debe remover de servicio el tanque de aire de su compresor al final del afioque se muestra en la vifieta de advertencia del tanque. Las siguientes condicionespodrian provocar el debilitamiento del tanque de aire y hacer que exploteviolentamente.

QUE PODRIA SUCEDER

Dejar de drenar apropiadamente elagua condensada del tanque deaire, generando 6xido yadelgazamiento del acero deltanque de aire.

Modificaciones o intentos dereparaciones al tanque de aire.

Modificaciones no autorizadas alasvalvulas de seguridad o a cualquierotto componente que controla lapresi6n del tanque de aire.

COMO PREVENIRLO

Drene el tanque de aire diariamente odespu6s de cada uso. Si aparece unafuga en el tanque de aire, reempl&celoinmediatamente con un tanque deaire nuevo o reemplace todo elcompresor.

2 Nunca taladre, suelde o haga cualquiermodificaci6n al tanque de aire o susaccesorios. Nunca trate de reparar untanque de aire dafiado o con fugas.Reempl&celo con un tanque de airenuevo.

3 El tanque de aire esta disefiado pararesistir presiones de operaci6nespecificas. Nunca ajuste ni substituyalas piezas para alterar la presi6n deoperaci6n ajustada en f&brica.

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Accesorios y utensilios:

1 Exceder la presi6n limite de lasherramientas neum&ticas, pistolasde rociado, accesorios impulsadospot aire, Ilantas y otros elementosinflables podria hacer que exploten ovuelen en pedazos y se provoquenlesiones graves.

Mantas:

1 Inflardemasiado las Ilantas poddaprovocar lesiones graves y danos a la

Siga las recomendaciones de losfabricantes de los equipos y nuncaexceda la presi6n m&xima permitidade los accesorios. Nunca use elcompresor para inflar objetos de bajapresi6n tales como juguetes parani_os, balones de f0tbol, deb&squetbol, etc.

1 Utilice un calibrador para verificar lapresi6n de las Ilantas antes de cada

propiedad, uso y al inflarlas; averigOe la presi6ncorrecta de las Ilantas en sus paredeslaterales.

NOTA: Los tanques de aire, compresoresy equipo similar que se usan para inflarIlantas pueden inflar r&pidamente las queson pequedas. Ajuste el regulador de}resi6n en el suministro de aire hasta unlimite de la presi6n m&xima permitida}ara la Ilanta. Adada aire en pequedosincrementos y use frecuentemente elcalibrador para evitar inflarlas demasiado.

_]_ RIESGO DE CHOQUES ELECTR|COS

QUE PODR{A SUCEDER

El compresor de aire funciona conelectricidad. Como cualquier ottodispositivo el6ctrico, si no se le usaapropiadamente se podrianprovocar choques el6ctricos.

Las reparaciones intentadas potpersonal no calificado puedenprovocar lesiones graves o lamuerte por electrocuci6n.

Conexi6n el_ctrica a tierra: Noconectar este producto a tierrapodria provocar lesiones graves o lamuerte pot electrocuci6n. Vea elp&rrafo referente a Instruccionespara conexi6n a tierra en lasecci6n de instalaci6n.

COMO PREVENIRLO

1/1 Nunca use el compresor al aire librecuando est6 Iloviendo ni cuandoexistan condiciones h0medas.

1/2 Nunca opere el compresor sin suscubiertas protectoras o si est&ndadadas.

2 Cualquier cableado o reparaci6nel6ctrica que se deba efectuar en elproducto debe ser efectuada porpersonal de un centro de servicioautorizado de acuerdo a los c6digosel6ctricos nacionales y locales.

3 AsegOrese de que el circuito el6ctricoal que se ha de conectar el compresorpermite una conexi6n a tierra apropiada,voltaje correcto y protecci6n adecuadamediante fusibles.

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__ RIESGO DE OBJETOSAEROTRANSPORTADOS

QUE PODRiA SUCEDER

El chorro de aire comprimido puedeprovocar da_os al tejido suave de lapiel expuesta y puede propulsar agran velocidad suciedad, astillas,particulas sueltas y objetospeque_os provocando da_os a lapropiedad o lesiones personales.

__ RtESGO DEBIDO A SUPERFICIES CALIENTES

QUE PODRIA SUCEDER

Tocar metal expuesto tal como elcabezal del compresor, el cabezaldel motor, el escape o los tubos

COMO PREVENIRLO

1/1 Use siempre equipo de seguridadcertificado: Protecci6n para los ojosANSI Z87.1 (CAN/CSA Z94.3) concubiertas laterales al usar el

1/2 compresor.Nunca apunte la boquilla ni elrociador hacia cualquier parte de sucuerpo o de otras personas o

1/3 animales.Antes de intentar darle mantenimientoo de colocar herramientas oaccesorios apague siempre elcompresor y sangre la presi6n de lamanguera y del tanque de aire.

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COMO PREVENIRLO

1/1 Nunca toque las piezas met_licasexpuestas del compresor durante elfuncionamiento ni inmediatamentedespu6s. El compresor permanececaliente durante varios minutos

1/2 despu6s del funcionamiento.No trate de tocar dentro de lascubiertas de protecci6n nitrate dedar mantenimiento a la unidad antesde permitir que se enfrie.

de salida podria resultar enquemaduras graves.

___ RIESGO DEBIDO A PIEZAS MOVILES

QUE PODRIA SUCEDER

Las piezas m6viles, tales comopoleas, volantes, y correas puedenprovocar lesiones graves si entranen contacto con el cuerpo o la ropa.

Intentar hacer funcionar el 2compresor con piezas da_adas ofaltantes o tratar de repararlo sin suscubiertas de protecci6n puedeexponerlo alas piezas m6viles yresultar en lesiones graves.

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COMO PREVENIRLO

1/1 Nunca haga funcionar el compresorsi se han da_ado o removido susprotecciones o cubiertas.

1/2 Mantenga el cabello, ropa y guantesalejados de las piezas m6viles. Laropa o joyeria holgada y el cabellolargo podrian ser atrapados por laspiezas m6viles.

1/3 Tampoco se debe tocar losrespiraderos ya que podrianencontrarse sobre piezas m6viles.

Todas las reparaciones que esteproducto necesite deben ser efectuadaspor personal de centros autorizadospara servicio.

[_ I__ RIESGO DEBtDO A FUNCIONAMIENTO INSEGURO

QUE PODRtA SUCEDER COMO PREVENIRLO

1 El funcionamiento inseguro del 1 Estudie y comprenda todas lascompresor de aire puede generar instrucciones y advertencias de estelesiones graves o la muerte a usted manual.u otras personas. 2 Familiaricese con el funcionamiento y

los controles del compresor de aire.3 Mantenga el lugar de operaciones libre

de espectadores, mascotas y obst&culos.4 Mantenga a los ni_os alejados del

compresor de aire en todo momento.5 No haga funcionar el producto mientras

se encuentre fatigado o bajo la influenciade alcohol o drogas. Mant6ngase alertaen todo momento.

6 Nunca contravenga los sistemas deseguridad de este producto.

7 Coloque un extintor de incendios en el&rea de operaciones.

8 No haga funcionar la m&quina si lehacen falta piezas o con piezasquebradas o no autorizadas.

_ I__ RIESGO DEBIDO A OBJETOS QUE CAEN

QU¢_PODR[A SUCEDER COMO PREVENIRLO

1 Los compresores port&tiles podriancaerse de mesas, bancos detrabajo o techos provocando da_osal compresor y podrian resultar enlesiones graves o la muerte deloperador.

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1 Para evitar el movimiento accidentalde la unidad, coloque siempre elcompresor en una posici6n segura yestable. Nunca haga funcionar elcompresor sobre techos u otroslugares altos. Utilice manguerasadicionales para alcanzar loslugares altos.

RIESGO DEBIDO A RUIDO

QU¢_ PODR[A SUCEDER C6MO PREVENIRLO

L#ea_e conditions and dura- 1 Use siempre equipo de seguridadtion of use, noise from this product certificado: Protecci6n para los oidosmay contribute to hearing loss. ANSI S12.6 (S3.19).

GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES

PARA USARLAS EN EL FUTURO

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Familiaricese con los siguientest6rminos antes de hacer funcionar launidad.PIESS/MIN (CFM pot sus siglas eningles): Pies cObicos pot minuto.PtES3)IVIIN ESTANDAR (SCFM potsus siglas en ingles): Pies cL_bicospot minuto est&ndar; es una unidadde medida de la entrega de aire.LBS/PUL 2 (PS| pot sus siglas eningles): Libras por pulgada cuadradamanom6tricas; es una unidad depresi6nCertificaci6n pot c6digo: Losproductos que presentan una o m&sde las siguientes mamas:UL®*,CUL, ETL®*,CETL, han sidoevaluados por laboratoriosindependientes sobre seguridadcertificados por OSHA y cumplen lasnormas de seguridad aplicables.*UL® es marca comercial registrada deUnderwriters Laboratories y ETL® esmarca comercial registrada deElectrical Testing Laboratories.

Presi6n de corte de entrada: Mientrasel motor se encuentra apagado, lapresi6n del tanque se reduce cuandose continua usando los accesorios.Cuando la presi6n del tanque cae m&sall& de cierto nivel el motor arranca denuevo autom&ticamente. A la presi6nbaja a la que el motor arranca de nuevoautom&ticamente se le llama presi6n"de corte de entrada".Presi6n de corte de salida: Cuandose enciende un compresor ycomienza a funcionar, la presi6n deaire en el tanque comienza aacumularse. Llega a cierta presi6n altaantes de que el motor se apagueautom&ticamente, protegiendo eltanque de aire contra presiones m&saltas que su capacidad. A la presi6nalta a la que el motor se apaga se lellama presi6n "de corte de salida".Circuito secundario: Un circuito queIleva electricidad desde el tablerohacia el tomacorriente.

Incluye: Martillo de clavos pequedos,clavos manguera de aire replegablede 7.5 m (25 pies), aguja para inflar,boquilla c6nica para pistola parasoplado, adaptador de pistola parasoplado, boquilla de seguridad depistola para soplado, pistola parasoplado, mandril para Ilantas,

La bomba del compresor de aire es es decir, la bomba del compresor decapaz de funcionar continuamente, aire no debe funcionar m&s de 30 a 45Sin embargo, para prolongar la vida minutos en cualquier hora._til de su compresor, se recomiendamantener un ciclo de trabajopromedio de entre 50 y 75%;

tapones machos de conexi6n r&pidade 1¼de pulgada, cinta para sello deroscas PTEE, carroceria hembra paraconexi6n r&pida de 1¼de pulgada, (2)Ilaves hexagonales y aceite.

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DesempaquetadoEste producto se envia completamenteensamblado.1. Saque cuidadosamente laherramienta y los accesorios de la caja.AsegQrese de encontrar todos losarticulos mencionados en la lista deempaque.

2. Revise la herramientacuidadosamente para asegurarse deque no se quebr6 o daft6 durante elenvio.3. No deseche el material de empaqueantes de inspeccionar cuidadosamentela herramienta y de hacerla funcionarsatisfactoriamente.4. Si hay alguna pieza daffada o faltante,sirvase Ilamar al CENTRO DE SERVICIOpara obtener ayuda.

LiSTADO DE EMBALAJE

Compresor de aireAccesorios (15)Manual del operador (no se muestra)

Inciuye:1 Compresor de aire2 Martillo de clavos pequeSos

de 2 pulgadas3 Manguera de aire replegable

de 7.5 m (25 pies)4 Aguja para inflar5 Boquilla c6nica para pistola

para soplado6 Adaptador de pistola para soplado7 Boquilla de seguridad de pistola

para soplado8 Pistola para soplado9 Mandril para Ilantas10 Tapones macho de conexi6n

r&pida de 1Ade pulgada11 Cinta para sellar roscas PTFE12 Carroceria hembra de conexi6n

r&pida de 1Ade pulgada13 Clavos (100 piezas)14 aceite15 y 16 Llaves hexagonales17 Manual del operador (no se muestra)

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COMO ACOPLAR SU UNIDADUbicaci6n det compresor de aire1. Coloque el compresor de aire enun b.rea limpia, seca y con buenaventilaci6n.2. Se debe colocar el compresor deaire por Io menos a 30.5 cm. (12pulgadas) de cualquier pared u otraobstrucci6n que pudiera interferircon el flujo de aire.3. La bombay la cubierta delcompresor de aire est_.n diser_adaspara permitir el enfriamientoapropiado. Las aperturas deventilaci6n del compresor sonnecesarias para mantener unaapropiada temperatura defuncionamiento. No coloque par_osni recipientes sobre esas aperturasni cerca de elias.INSTRUCCtONES PARACONEXION A TIERRA

I___ IESGO DECHOQUESELECTRICOS. LB conexi6n a tierrareduce el riesgo de choquesel_ctricos en casos de cortocircuitos, suministrando unatambre de escape para tacorriente et_ctrica, Se debeconectar apropiadamente a tierrael compresor de aire,El compresor de aire port&til est&equipado con un cord6n que tiene unalambre para conexi6n a tierra y unenchufe apropiado para ello (vea losdibujos a continuaci6n).1. EIjuego de cord6n y enchufe deesta unidad contiene una clavija paraconexi6n a tierra.Se DEBE usar esa clavija con untomacorriente con conexi6n a tierra.IMPORTANTE: El tomacorriente quese use debe estar instalado yconectado a tierra de acuerdo contodos los c6digos y decretos locales.2. AsegOrese de que el tomacorrienteque ha de usar tenga la mismaconfiguraci6n que el enchufe conconexi6n a tierra. NO USEADAPTADORES. Vea el dibujo.

_f Tomacorr entes

e I _ ICO" conexi6n a

Clavija para conexi6n a tierra

3. Antes de cada uso inspeccione elenchufe y el cord6n. No los use sipresentan set, ales de da_os.4. Si no comprende totalmente estasinstrucciones para la conexi6n a tierra,o si tiene dudas sobre si el compresorest,. conectado a tierra apropiadamente,haga que un electricista calificado revisela instalaci6n.

I__ IESGO DE CHOQUESELECTRICOS. LASCONEXIONES A TIERRAINAPROPIADAS PODRiAN RESULTAREN CHOQUES EL!_CTRICOS.No modifique el enchufe suministrado.Si no se ajusta al tomacorrientedisponible, un electricista calificadodebera instalar uno correcto,Las reparaciones al cord6n o alenchufe DEBEN set hechas peretectricistas catificados,

Cordones para e×tensi6nSi es necesario utilizar un cord6n deextensi6n aseg0rese de que:1. Sea un cord6n de tres alambrescon un enchufe de tres espigas y unrecept&culo de tres ranuras que acepteel enchufe del producto.2. Est6 en buenas condiciones3. No sea m_.s largo de 15 m (50 pies)4. Sea de calibre 14 (AWG) o mejor. (Elgrueso del alambre aumenta al disminuirel n0mero del calibre.Tambi6n se puede usar 12 AWG y 10AWG. NO USE 16 NI 18 AWG).

Riesgo de da5os a la propiedad._AI usar cordones de extensi6n

de menor calibre se provoca una caida enel voltaje, Io que resulta en una p6rdida deenergia hacia el motor ysobrecalentamiento. En lugar de usar uncord6n de extensi6n, aumente el alcancede funcionamiento de la manguera de airecolocando otra manguera al final. Usetantas mangueras adicionales como seanecesario.Voltaje y protecci6n del circuitoVea en el cuadro de especificaciones elvoltaje y los requisitos minimos delcircuito secundario.

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_ Riesgo debido a funcionamiento inseguro. Ciertoscompresores de aire pueden operar en circuitos de 15 amperios si secumplen las siguientes condiciones:1. El voltaje suministrado al circuitodebe cumplir las indicaciones delc6digo nacional sobre electricidad(National Electrical Code).2. No se debe usar el circuito parasuministrar cualquier otra necesidadde electricidad.3. Los cordones de extensi6n debencumplir con las especificaciones.4. El circuito est& equipado con uncortacircuitos de 15 amperios o conun fusible de 15 amperios conretrazo de tiempo.

NOTA: Si el compresor estaconectado a un circuito protegidomediante fusibles: use s61ofusibles con retrazo de tiempomarcados "D" en Canad_ y "T"en EE.UU.

CONOZCA SU COMPRESOR DE AIRE

ANTES DE HACER FUNCIONAR SU UNIDAD, LEA ESTE MANUAL DELPROPIETARIO Y LAS REGLAS DE SEGURIDAD.Compare los dibujos suministrados y su unidad para familiarizarse con laubicaci6n de los distintos controles y sistemas de ajuste. Guarde este manualpara referencia futura.

Protector contra la sobrecargaMedidor de la presi6n deaire en el tanque

Medidor de lapresi6n del airede salida

Valvulaseguridad paraliberaci6n de aire

Salida de aire

Ajuste de la presi6n

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RESOLUCI6N DE AVERtAS DEL CONIPRESOR

Falla

El oompresorvibra

Salida de airemenor que Ionormal

Causas Posibles Soluciones

Pernos de montaje sueltos Apri6telos

1.V_lvulas de entrada rotas2. Filtro de entrada sucio

3.Conexiones con fugas

1. Haga que un representante deuna compa_ia de servicioautorizado

2. repare la unidad3. Limpie o reemplace el filtro de

entrada

Apriete las conex iones

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RESOLUCION DE AVERIAS EN EL MARTILLO DE CLAVOS PEQUE_IOS

.w ,_v - _ _ Dejedeusarlaherramienta inmediatamente si surgealguno de los siguientes problemasdurante su funcionamiento. S61ot6cnicos o centros de serviciocalificados pueden hacer reparacionesa esta herramienta.

ProblemAir leak near the 1.top of the tool orin the trigger area 2.

Air leak nearbottom of tool.

Air leak between 1.body and 2.cylinder cap.

Fasteners being 1.driven too deep. 2.

Tool does not 1.function well, 2.does not drivefasteners, 3.operatessluggishly. 4.

Antes de efectuar cualquier reparaci6no ajuste, desconecte la herramienta delsuministro de aire. AI reemplazar arost6ricos o cilindros, lubriquelos conaceite para herramientas neumaticasantes de reensamblarlos.

Possible Causes

O-ring in trigger valvedamaged.Trigger valve headdamaged.

3. Trigger valve stem, seal,or O-ring damaged.

1. Loose screws2. Worn or damaged O-rings

or bumper.

Loose screws.Worn or damaged O-ringsor seals.

Worn bumper.Air pressure is too high.

inadequate air supply.inadequate lubrication.

Worn or damaged O-ringsor seals.Exhaust port in cylinderhead is blocked.

Probable Solutions1. Push Power Switch to

On position.2. Check power at outlet.

3. Plug line cord into electricaloutlet.

1. Tighten screws.2. Check and replace O-rings

and/or bumper.

1. Tighten screws.2. Check and replace O-rings

or seals.

1. Replace bumper.2. Adjust air pressure.

1. Verify adequate air supply.2. Place 2-6 drops of oil into

air inlet to lubricate.3. Check and replace O-rings

or seals.4. Consult qualified service

technician to replaceinternal parts.

Tool skips 1. Worn bumper or damaged 1. Replace bumper or loadingfasteners

Tool jams

loading spring.2. Dirt in front plate.3. Dirt or damage is

preventing fasteners frommoving, freely in themagazine.

4. Worn or dried-out O-ring onpiston, or lack of lubrication.

5. Cylinder cover seal leaking.

1. Incorrect or damagedfasteners.

2. Damaged or worn driverguide.

3. Magazine or nose screwloose.

4. Magazine is dirty.

spring.2. Clean drive channel on

front plate.3. Clean magazine.

4. O-ring needs to be replacecor lubricated.

5. Replace sealing washer.

1. Change and use correctfasteners.

2. Check and replace thedriver guide.

3. Tighten the magazine.

4. Clean the magazine.

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LAS PIEZAS SE MUESTRAN COMO REFERENCIA SOLAMENTE

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Compresor de aire Articulo 15206

Attic. Pieza Descripci6n Cant Artic. Pieza Descripcion 3an1No. No.

1 3290408 Arandelas planas 2 21 3410152 Esfera 1

2 3220552 Tornillos, M5x25 2 22 3420350 Almohadillas de amortiguaci6n 4_

3 3410652 Manija 1 23 3220150 Tomillos, M6x15 6

4 3220404 Tornillos, ST4.2x25 4 24 3220250 Tomillos, M6x25 4

5 3410452 Cubierta de la herramienta 1 25 3390250 Tubo de cobre 1

6 3630252 Protector, sobrecarga 1 26 3290651 Arandela 1

7 3630150 Interruptor 1 27 3020152 Aros de cobre 2

8 3111352 Conjunto del alambre electrico 1 28 3020252 Perillas del conector de cobre 2

9 3410352 Tornillo, ST4.2x25 1 29 3630152-1 Controlador de la presi6n 1

10 3110252 Conjunto de motor y bomba 1 30 3220840 Tomillos, M4xl0 1/2

11 3110152 Tablero de circuito 1 31 3410350 Ventilador 1

12 3220840 Tornillos, M4x8 2 32 3290706 Arandela plana 1

13 3640152 Cord6n electrico 1 33 3220205 Tomillo, M4xl0 1

14 3220475 Tomillo, ST4.8x15 1 34 3110752 Conjunto del regulador de presi6n 1

15 3410302-1 Sujetador de alambre 1 35 3330152-1 Taeque, 3 galones 1

16 3410552 Cubierta, inferior 1 36 3290275 Conjunto de la valvula para drenaje 1

17 3030150 Tubos 18 37 3420150 Patas 3

18 3410329 Sujetador 1 38 3290750 Arandelas planas 6

19 3420652 Anillo para sello 1 39 3220150 Tomillos, M6x15 3/6

20 3290252 Resorte 1

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