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TC-620X Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

WARNING:

DO NOT apply voltage and frequency diﬀerent from those speciﬁed on voltage label at the bottom of the unit.

CAUTIONS:

1. ONLY operate the compressor in dry, well-ventilated areas on a ﬂat surface.

2. DO NOT leave the compressor in operation unattended.

3. DO NOT insert any foreign objects into the compressor or disassemble/modify/repair it in any way.

4. DO NOT touch the compressor during or soon after operation since it will become hot.

5. STOP and turn oﬀ the compressor immediately if burnt odor, white smoke, odd noises, or other abnormalities are detected.

NOTE: Emission of an oil-like odor during the ﬁrst few uses of a new unit is normal. The odor will gradually lessen and disappear.

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NOTE: If your airbrush ﬁtting is not 1/8” PS, select from the Aztek, Badger and Paasche airbrush adaptors included for your convenience, and screw

onto the airbrush and hose.

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This manual contains important information on the correct operation, maintenance and safety information of

the compressor, all of which should be strictly adhered to. Failure to do so may cause damage of product

and/or potential hazards which are not covered under SPARMAX warranty.

Each SPARMAX compressor is tested and fully inspected to ensure its quality and performance are up to strict

standards at the time of factory dispatch.

PARTS DIAGRAM

SET UP

Check all parts are present and in good condition. Any transportation damages should be reported immediately to the original seller.

See voltage label at bottom of unit for speciﬁcations.

(Quantum)

Airbrush Holders (2)

Pressure Regulator Knob

Filter

Filter Drain Valve

Compressor Motor

AirTank Pressure Gauge

Air Tank

Rubber Stands (4)

AirTank Safety Valve

Handle

Pressure Gauge

On/Oﬀ Switch

Auto Stop

Pressure Switch

Plug

Air TankDrain Valve

Braided Air Hose with QD male (2)

Air Outlets with QD female (2)

1. The Pressure Regulator has 2 outlets with QD female and therefore allows simultaneous attachment of two airbrushes. Plug the hose end with QD male into the

QD female, and connect the other end to the airbrush. Make sure all connections are tight.

2. To connect to a 2nd airbrush, plug the 2nd hose end with QD male into the QD female on the 2nd Outlet. Depending on the air consumption of the 2 airbrushes

connected, the compressor may or may not support the simultaneous use of both airbrushes.

1. Push up the Filter Drain Valve to release built up moisture and condensed water.

2. Release remaining pressure by pressing the airbrush trigger.

3. Holding a container below the Air Tank Drain Valve, open the Drain Valve, tip the compressor back and forth gently to drain, then close the Drain Valve.

NOTE: Due to structural limit of the Air Tank and Drain Valve, some moisture and water would always remain within the Air Tank despite proper

drainage after each use, and the natural corrosion process will take place continuously, resulting in yellowish drained water even after the ﬁrst use.

This is normal and does not aﬀect the performance or safety of the Air Tank.

Auto Stop Turns the Compressor On and Oﬀ Without Airbrush Trigger Depressed

1. Apply soap water at connections, tighten connections with bubbling which indicates air leak.

2. Inspect the hose for damage or try using another hose.

Other Issues

For all other issues including, but not limited to the below, please turn oﬀ the compressor, contact the original seller with a description of the issue encountered,

serial number on the voltage label, working conditions, i.e. frequency and duration of each continuous use, purchase date, and how long was the unit used since

initial purchase.

1. No pressure.

2. Low pressure.

3. Auto Stop does not activate.

4. Motor doesn’t run, note whether there is humming sound.

Each SPARMAX compressor is tested and fully inspected to ensure its quality and performance at the time of factory dispatch. Warranted for TWO years from date

of factory dispatch against workmanship or material defect resulting in inoperable compressor. Exclude parts subject to wear: auto stop pressure switch, piston

set, etc. and damage or loss caused by improper use, unauthorized alteration and negligence.

1. Insert the 2 detachable Airbrush Holders onto the 2 rubber grommets on top of metal case.

2. Plug the compressor into a wall socket that supplies matching voltage and frequency to those indicated on the voltage label of the unit.

3. Flip the On/Oﬀ Switch to I (On) to turn on the compressor. The compressor will continue to run until the Air Tank reaches the Auto OFF setting.

4. Pull up the Pressure Regulator Knob and turn clockwise until you hear a click, which indicates the pressure is turned up to its maximum.

5. Press the airbrush trigger and check the Pressure Gauge reading. This is the maximum allowable working pressure of this speciﬁc airbrush-compressor

combination.

6. To adjust working pressure, pull up the Pressure Regulator Knob, and with the airbrush trigger still depressed: turn the Knob

counter-clockwise to decrease, clockwise to increase. Push down the Knob to lock into the pressure setting.

7. Once the Air Tank pressure drops to the Auto ON setting during airbrushing, the compressor will automatically start again until it reaches the auto OFF setting.

8. Between breaks, airbrushes can be placed onto the airbrush holders.

9. Continuous operation of the compressor is suggested for no more than 1 hour with the Auto Stop Pressure Switch in action. Turn oﬀ the compressor by

ﬂipping the On/Oﬀ Switch to 0 (OFF), and allow it to cool for 10~15 minutes before turning it back on.

CAUTION: If the Auto Stop function does not activate, and the compressor is running non-stop, limit continuous use to 40 minutes, and do not allow

the compressor to run above 80 psi.

10. For safety purpose, the compressor is equipped with a thermal switch. If the temperature rise reaches the thermal limit, the compressor will shut down