Air Venturi Nomad II Manuale dell'operatore

User Instruction Manual

Nomad II

4500 PSI Portable Air Compressor

AV-MCOMP4500-2

Ver. 1, 10/18

Contents

Parts Included.............................................................3

Setting up your Nomad II Compressor .......................4

Operation Instructions: 110V or 220V outlet............5-6

Operation Instruction: 12V Battery ..........................7-8

Operation the Lights....................................................9

Installing the Foot Extensions.....................................9

Lubricating your Nomad II Compressor....................10

Output Air Filter Replacement ..................................10

Purging the Lubrication System................................ 11

Basic Maintenance ................................................... 11

Troubleshooting........................................................12

Warranty ...................................................................13

YOU AND OTHERS WITH YOU SHOULD ALWAYS

WEAR SHOOTING GLASSES TO PROTECT YOUR

EYES. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING. BUYER AND USER HAVE THE

RESPONSIBILITY TO OBEY ALL LAWS ABOUT THE PURCHASE, USE AND OWNERSHIP

OF THIS AIRGUN.

DANGER

!DANGER OF EXPLOSION!

Overlled compressed air cylinder

Do NOT exceed maximum ll pressure of 200 bar/ 2900 psi at room temperature!

IMPORTANT

THIS AIRGUN IS INTENDED FOR USE BY THOSE

16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER.

WARNING:

DO NOT INHALE DUST FROM LEAD PROJECTILES

OR PUT THEM IN YOUR MOUTH. WASH HANDS

AFTER HANDLING LEAD. SOME BBs MAY CONTAIN LEAD, A CHEMICAL KNOWN

TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS

(OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM).

DO NOT OVERFILL AIR CYLINDERS OR AIR GUN

TANKS, AS THIS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR

DEATH. NEVER SET THE OUTPUT PRESSURE/AUTO SHUT OFF ABOVE 4500 PSI (310

BAR).

WARNING

Do NOT exceed maximum ll pressure of your cylinder at room temperature!

YOU AND OTHERS WITH YOU SHOULD

ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES TO

PROTECT YOUR EYES. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.

IMPORTANT

THIS PRODUCT IS MADE TO FILL PRE-CHARGED

PNEUMATIC (PCP) AIR RIFLES AND PISTOLS

DIRECTLY. THIS PRODUCT SHOULD NOT BE USED TO FILL STAND ALONE SCUBA

OR SCUBA TANKS/CYLINDERS. FILLING SCBA OR SCUBA TANKS/CYLINDERS MAY

DAMAGE THE COMPRESSOR AND WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY.

IMPORTANT

Parts Included

1. Replacement fuse

2. Male QD tting & test plug

3. Replacement burst disks

4. Spare O-rings

5. Replacement valve springs

6. Replacement seals

7. Oil applicator bottle

8. Jumper Cables

9. Replacement lters

10. Foot extensions

11. 3-prong power cord (not pictured)

Lubrication Port

Cooling Fan

Pressure Gauge /

Adjustable Auto-shut Off

Burst Disc Pressure

Release Valve

Filter Housing

Carry Handle

On /Off Button

Load Gauge

Output Hose

Female Quick

Disconnect Fitting

Fuse

Power Plug-in for

Jumper Cables

Moisture

Release Valve

Jumper Cables

Power/Reset Button

3-Prong Connector

Setting up your Nomad II Compressor

1) The cover must be removed. Before removing,

make sure the compressor is not connected to an

active electrical outlet. Start by removing each of

the 12 phillips head screws, with a phillips head

screwdriver turning them counter-clockwise (g. 1).

2) Carefully lift the cover off of the unit, taking

extra care not to disconnect any of the wiring that

is attached to the ON/OFF and POWER/RESET

switches or the LOAD gauge (g. 2)

3) Locate the adjustment window on the power

converter (g. 3a) . It will be located behind wires,

take care not to dislodge or disconnect any of the

wires while adjusting. Using an allen key, move the

switch to the right. This will select the 220V input

power setting (g. 3b) .

4) Replace the cover on the unit, and reinstall the

12 phillips head screws (g. 4)

5) Attach the hose and output lter to the compressor

via the female quick disconnect tting. The end with

the lter should be closest to the compressor (see

image for proper conguration) - (g. 5).

Your Nomad II comes pre-set to operate from an 110V outlet. Should you choose

to use the unit with a 220V outlet, complete the following steps.

1) Plug the power cord into the Nomad II (g. 1). DO NOT

plug the three prong connector into an active wall outlet yet.

2) Plug the 110V three prong connector into your wall outlet

(g. 2). Once plugged in, the fan on the power converter

will turn on. The compressor fans and LOAD gauge will not

come on yet.

NOTE: If connecting to a 220V outlet, an outlet adapter will be necessary to

use the included power cord.

3) Set the desired ll pressure via the dial on the top of the

pressure gauge (g. 3).

4) Make sure the connection between the female quick

disconnect on the hose and the male connection on the

compressor are tight (g. 4).

5) Close the bleed/pressure release valve by turning it

clockwise until it is tight (g. 5).

6) On the underside of the unit, locate the “Moisture Release

Valve” and turn clockwise (g. 6) until tight to close it.

7) Connect the output hose to the device you wish to ll via

the female quick disconnect tting (g. 7).

PLEASE NOTE: If you are lling a PCP airgun from empty, you may need to

cock the gun before starting the ll process. Consult the owner's manual of

your airgun for further instructions.

8) Once these steps are complete, depress the POWER/

RESET button. The LOAD gauge will illuminate and the

compressor fans will begin to run (g. 8).

Operation Instruction: 110V or 220V outlet

CAUTION:

Always check and make sure the collar

on the female quick disconnect is in the forward position

and secure on the male tting you are connecting it to.

It is recommended that you check the connection by

attempting to pull the female and male ends apart while

the collar on the female tting is in the forward position.

DO NOT OVERFILL AIR

CYLINDERS OR AIR GUN

TANKS, AS THIS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR

DEATH. NEVER SET THE OUTPUT PRESSURE/AUTO

SHUT OFF ABOVE 4500 PSI (310 BAR).

WARNING

CAUTION:

Always check and make sure the collar

on the female quick disconnect is in the forward position

and secure on the male tting you are connecting it to. It is

recommended that you check the connection by attempting

to pull the female and male ends apart while the collar on

the female tting is in the forward position.

Operation Instruction: 110V or 220V outlet

13b

CAUTION:

Air and/or liquid may be released at

high velocity from the bottom of the unit. Keep ngers/

hands/eyes clear from the bottom of the unit when

opening the pressure release/bleed screw.

9) Once the fans are running, depress the ON/OFF

button to begin lling (g. 9).

Note: You can stop the ll process at any time by depressing the

ON/OFF button. If you do stop the ll for any reason, you MUST

bleed the pressure in the line before resuming lling. If you DO

NOT bleed the pressure in the line and just depress the ON/OFF

button to resume lling, the Nomad II will automatically stop after a

few seconds of running.

10) Once the pre-set ll pressure is reached, the

compressor will stop (g. 10).

NOTE: The cooling fans will continue to run.

11) Release/Bleed the pressure in the system by

turning the pressure release/bleed screw counter-

clockwise (g. 11).

12) Once the pressure is released and the pressure

gauge on the compressor reads 0 PSI/BAR,

disconnect the hose from the lled device by pulling

back the collar on the female quick disconnect tting

and at the same time, pulling it off of the male tting

it was connected to (g. 12).

13) To power down your Nomad II, depress the

POWER/RESET button (g. 13a) and the LOAD

gauge and compressor fans will turn off. Unplugging

the three prong connecter (g. 13b)from your 110V

outlet will turn off the power converter fan.

13a

1) Using the included jumper cables, connect the red

clamp to the positive post on the battery. Then connect

the black clamp to the negative post on the battery (g. 1).

2) Connect the cables to the compressor by inserting the

yellow plug into the outlet on the compressor (g. 2).

3) Set the desired ll pressure via the dial on the top of

the pressure gauge (g. 3).

4) Make sure the connection between the female quick

disconnect on the hose and the male connection on the

compressor are tight (g. 4).

5) Close the bleed/pressure release valve by turning it

clockwise until it is tight (g. 5).

6) On the underside of the unit, locate the “Moisture

Release Valve” and turn clockwise until tight (g. 6).

7) Connect the output hose to the device you wish to ll

via the female quick disconnect tting (g. 7).

Operation Instruction: 12V Battery

!CAUTION:

Always check and make sure

the collar on the female quick disconnect is in the

forward position and secure on the male tting you are

connecting it to. It is recommended that you check the

connection by attempting to pull the female and male

ends apart while the collar on the female tting is in the

forward position.

!CAUTION:

Always check and make sure

the collar on the female quick disconnect is in the

forward position and secure on the male tting you are

connecting it to. It is recommended that you check the

connection by attempting to pull the female and male

ends apart while the collar on the female tting is in the

forward position.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are lling a PCP airgun from empty, you may need to cock the gun before

starting the ll process. Consult the owner's manual of your rie for further instructions.

DO NOT OVERFILL AIR

CYLINDERS OR AIR GUN

TANKS, AS THIS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR

DEATH. NEVER SET THE OUTPUT PRESSURE/AUTO

SHUT OFF ABOVE 4500 PSI (310 BAR).

WARNING

13b

Operation Instruction: 12V Battery

8) Once these steps are complete, depress the

POWER/RESET button.The LOAD gauge will illuminate

and the compressor fans will begin to run (g. 8).

9) Once the fans are running, depress the ON/OFF

button to begin lling (g. 9).

Note: You can stop the ll process at any time by depressing the ON/

OFF button. If you do stop the ll for any reason, you MUST bleed the

pressure in the line before resuming lling. If you DO NOT bleed the

pressure in the line and just depress the ON/OFF button to resume

lling, the Nomad will automatically stop after a few seconds of running.

10) Once the pre-set ll pressure is reached, the

compressor will stop (g. 10).

NOTE: The cooling fans will continue to run.

11) Release/Bleed the pressure in the system by turning

the pressure release/bleed screw counter-clockwise

(g. 11).

12) Once the pressure is released and the pressure

gauge on the compressor reads 0 PSI/BAR, disconnect

the hose from the lled device by pulling back the collar

on the female quick disconnect tting and at the same

time, pulling it off of the male tting it was connected to

(g. 12).

13) To power down your Nomad II, depress the

POWER/RESET button (g. 13a) and the LOAD gauge

and compressor fans will turn off. Unplugging the yellow

connecter (g. 13b) from your Nomad II will turn off the

power converter fan.

CAUTION:

Air and/or liquid may be released at

high velocity from the bottom of the unit. Keep ngers/

hands/eyes clear from the bottom of the unit when

opening the pressure release/bleed screw.

13a

Operating the Lights

The blue lighting on the underside of your Nomad II

will only come on once the POWER/RESET button

has been depressed, turning the unit on.

1) Locate the red ON/OFF switch in the middle of the

LED light panel on the underside of the unit.

2) If you want the LED lights to turn on while the unit is

operational, depress the " " symbol on the

red switch (g. 1).

3) If you want the LED lights turned off

(g.3) while the unit is operational, depress

the " " symbol on the red switch (g. 2).

Installing the Feet Extensions

Included with your Nomad II are feet extensions that

will position the unit higher off of the surface the

unit is on. This will allow for easier access to the

underside of the unit (specically the LED light switch

and the Moisture Release Valve) should you require it.

1) Remove the rubber feet by turning them counter-

clockwise, until they are removed from the unit (g. 1).

2) Place one extension disc onto the threaded screw.

(g. 2).

3) Replace each foot with the extension by turning them

clockwise (g. 3a).until they are tight against the bottom

of the unit. (g. 3b).

1: LED lights On

o2: LED lights O

Output Air Filter Replacement

NOTE: It is recommended that you replace the Air

Filter every 2-3 hours of use. Should you require extra

Air Filters, they can be purchased through Air Venturi.

(216-220-1180).

1) Remove the lter and hose assembly from the

compressor unit by pulling back the collar on the female

quick disconnect tting and pulling the lter away from

the compressor (g. 1).

2) Find the seam in the lter housing (g. 2.1), twist the

large half counter-clockwise, unscrewing it until the unit

separates (g. 2.2).

3) Locate the cartridge lter inside of the large half of

the lter housing (g 3.1). Remove it with tweezers or by

puncturing it with an allen key and pulling it out of the

housing (g. 3.2).

4) Once the used lter is removed, replace it with a new

cartridge lter by pressing the new lter into the large

half of the housing (g. 4).

5) Reassemble the lter housing by screwing the small

and large halves together, turning the large half

clockwise until it is hand tight (g. 5).

6) Re-attach the female quick disconnect to the

compressor by pulling back on the collar on the female

while pressing it onto the male tting. Make sure the

collar is in the forward/locked position before attempting

to run the compressor.

2.2

3.1

3.2

2.1

Lubricating your Nomad II Compressor

Locate the lubrication hole on the left hand side of the unit. Using the included oil

applicator bottle, apply 2-3 drops of silicone oil every

5 lls or 1.5 hours of use (whichever comes rst).

The “LOAD” gauge on the top of the Nomad II can also be

used to determine oil application intervals. If the LOAD

gauge reaches 28 during operation, it is necessary to

apply silicone oil. The Nomad II will automatically shut off if the LOAD gauge exceeds 29.

IMPORTANT: Use only silicone oil to lubricate the compressor. The use of any other oil/lubricant is not

recommended and may void your warranty.

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