AirMan 52-074 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 4

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Tire pressure is nothing less but
crucial to safety: without regular
maintenance, tire pressure drops by
approx. 0.1–0.2 bar (1.45-2.90 PSI)
per month, reducing grip and
increasing the risk of punctures.
Therefore, we recommend that you
check your tire pressure as often
as possible, and at least every two
weeks. Check the tire pressure when
the tires are cold, and inflate them in
accordance with the recommended
tire pressure for your specific
vehicle. Recommended tire pressure
is always listed in your vehicle's user
manual.
With the AirMan Compact Air
Compressor, tire inflation becomes
a breeze:
1. Start the engine, and leave your
vehicle running during operation
to save battery power.
2. Connect the 12V multi-purpose
DIN plug to the power socket of
the vehicle. By default the power
plug fits into the power outlet of
your vehicle. However, when you
pull back the red collar, it works
flawlessly with the DIN socket too.
3. Always position your tire valve at
6 o'clock. Otherwise, the short air
hose cannot reach the tire valve
from the ground.
4. Remove the cap from the tire
valve.
5. Screw the compressor hose firmly
onto the tire valve.
6. Press start (|) on the compressor.
7. Continue to inflate the tire until
recommended tire pressure is
reached (max. 10 minutes' usage
at a time). Then pres stop (0) on
the compressor.
8. Do not continue your journey if
minimum tire pressure cannot be
reached.
max. 10 min.
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Press STOP