5
- MAINTENANCE
5.1 Routine maintenance
WARNING!
Before carrying out any maintenance work, remove the PTO shaft (33) from the tractor and discharge the air from the
air tank (27) by opening the air exhaust tap (16) placed under it.
WARNING!
Before performing any maintenance, wear heat resistant gloves. The compressor head block (17), the copper hose (20)
and the pilot valve/unloader (13) get extremely hot.
Routine maintenance work can be performed by operators.
5.1.1 Checking the oil level
•
Verify the compressor oil level through the sight-glass (26) which allows a fast oil presence checking.
5.1.2 Condensed water discharge from the air tank (27)
•
Open the air exhaust tap (16) located on the bottom of the tank and allow the condensed water to flow out.
•
Close the valve as soon as air begins to come out.
5.1.3 Removing/cleaning the suction filters (21)
•
Remove the cover to get at the filter element.
•
Blow compressed air into the filter element.
•
Put the cover again and fully tighten the screw.
5.1.4 Checking the oil level in the air lubricator (9)
•
Check the oil level through the sight glass.
5.1.5 Adding air lubricating oil
•
To relieve the air pressure up, turn the adjustment knob (3) anti-clockwise.
•
Unscrew the lubricator oil cap (9) and fill with CAMPAGNOLA anti-condensation oil or SAE 10 oil using the supplied tip-
container.
•
Set the operating pressure to the desired value.
•
Clean up any oil leaks.
IMPORTANT!
Do not use hydraulic oil or brake fluid as these may cause irreparable damages to the equipment.
5.1.6 Draining the condensation from the filter bowl
•
Open the exhaust valve (8) located underneath the bowl.
•
Let the condensation flow out.
•
Close the valve as soon as air starts to come out.
IMPORTANT!
The pneumatic equipment will be damaged by coming into contact with condensation or by lack of lubrication.
27 - 72