AUDEW LD-1609 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 4

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2. Press "M" button to choose desired
pressure format BAR, KPA.PSI. kg/cm².
press the "M" button cycles through the
pressure format.
3. Screw the thread connector onto tire's
valve stem. When connected correctly the
gauge will display the tire.
4. Press "+" or "-" to check pre-set level.
Adjust to desired level by pressing "+" or
"-". Once pre-set pressure is set, wait a few
seconds for display to change back to zero.
5. Unlock safety switch and press the trigger.
6. Your compressor will now inflate your tire
to the pre-set pressure level, and will shut off
automatically.
7. Turn off the air compressor by pressing the
trigger once.
8. Remove the thread connector from the tire.
Note: To avoid over-inflation of tires, please
check the recommended CAR tire pressure in
the vehicle's owner's manual. For bicycle tire
please check the tire marking.
WARNING
Take off the Lithium battery after inflation in order to prevent power
consumption.
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M
PSI
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M
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INFLATING SPORTING EQUIPMENT(I.E. BASKETBALL) OR
PARTY BALLOONS INFLATION INSTRUCTION
1. Loosen the union valve from the air nozzle.
2. Insert the ball/balloon adapter into the air nozzle and tighten the
union valve.
3. Insert the ball/balloon adapter into valve of the object is fully
inflated.
4. Operate the air compressor until the object is fully inflated.
5. Remove ball/balloon adapter from the inflated object's valve.
WARNING
The digital tire gauge must be turned on before operating the air
compressor. Please read,and understand the instruction provided
in the manual prior to operation.
STORAGE
Take off the Lithium battery after inflation in order to prevent power
consumption.
CAUTION
Do not run the air compressor continuously for more than 15 minutes.
After each 15 minutes, allow it to cool for a minimum of 15 minutes.
Do not leave the air compressor unattended while in operation.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not exceed maximum pressure of 150PSI.
The air compressor must be recharged every two months.
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