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NOTE: Engine should be running while using this inflator. See Warning Section for further
details.
INFLATE TIRES
1. Screw air hose connector onto tire's valve stem.
2. Plug power cord into 12 volt accessory power outlet or 120 volt wall outlet.
3. Press ON/OFF switch to turn on inflator. Inflate tire to manufacturer's recommended air
pressure.* When proper pressure is reached, press ON/OFF switch to turn off inflator.
Unplug power cord and remove air hose connector.
*NOTE: Correct tire pressure can be found in vehicle owner's manual or on driver's side door
jamb.
USING INFLATE RIGHT® TECHNOLOGY
1. Hold the + or - button for approximately 5 seconds until the display flashes. Set the
required pressure using the + or - buttons, then wait 2-3 seconds. The display will show
the pressure value to which the tire will be inflated.
2. Push the ON/OFF switch for the inflator to start. When the pressure gauge reaches the
pre-set value, the inflator will automatically turn off.
3. The ON/OFF switch can be used to override the present pressure value if required.
WALL MOUNTING / STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
Your inflator has built-in features for conveniently wall mounting the unit FOR STORAGE ONLY.
Remove inflator from wall mount and place on a hard clean surface before operating. Use
the included hardware to wall-mount the unit. Take extra care to ensure there is no wiring,
plumbing, or other objects located within the wall behind your chosen mounting location.
Manufacturer is not responsible for any damage or losses incurred from complications in wall-
mounting.
For Drywall mounting:
1. Make a mark for two vertical mounting locations on wall 3⅞" / 98 mm apart.
2. Using ¼" drill bit, drill holes at the marked locations.
3. Using a hammer, tap in the wall anchors until flush with the wall
4. Using a screwdriver or screw gun, install the screws into the wall anchors, leaving
approximately ⅜" protruding from the wall.
5. Hang the inflator on the screws using the recesses located on the back of the inflator.
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