Step 3: Setting the Compressed Air Pressure
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Use air hoses to connect the regulator to the machine and the regulator to the source of compressed air.
While pressing the regulator ring in, insert the air hoses into the regulator.
WARNINGSecurely insert the air hose as far as it will go. Lightly tug the hose to make sure it does not come loose.
If it is not inserted securely, it may come loose.
Attach to the left side of the regulator the air hose () included with the compressor you are using. Attach to the right side of the regulator the opposite side of the air hose () attached to the machine.
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Supply compressed air and verify that air does not leak from the connections or any other location.
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To remove an air hose from the regulator, pull the hose out slowly while pressing the regulator ring in.
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Pull up on the upper knob (the air pressure adjustment knob) ().
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Adjust the air pressure.
Slowly turn the upper knob to adjust the air pressure to a value in the range of 0.18 to 0.22 MPa.
WARNINGTurn the air pressure adjustment knob slowly and carefully.
Otherwise, the machine may move suddenly, posing a risk of injury.
IMPORTANT Be sure to adjust the air pressure setting to a value in the range of 0.18 to 0.22 MPa. An air pressure higher than 0.22 MPa may result in a malfunction. If the pressure is too low, the desired results will not be obtained.
- : Increase the pressure.
- : Decrease the pressure.
- Push down on the upper knob.
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Prepare a fluid receptacle.
Use the included drain hoses () or a separately prepared tray for receiving the fluid.
