Troubleshooting; Cleaning, Care And Maintenance; Changing The Fuse - Formula 1 HI700 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Trouble shooting
Problem
Device isn't working.
The compressor is switch on
but doesn't start inflating.
The device does not auto-
matically stop inflating at the
preset.
The device is pumping air but
the tyre/item is not inflating.
The pressure in the tyre is less
than the set pressure.
Cleaning, c are
and mainte-
nance
Minimal care will ensure your device remains
functional for years.
Warning!
Always remove the battery pack before cleaning
or inspecting the device.
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Carefully wind the cable when storing the de-
vice. This will help prevent accidental damage
to the cable and the device.
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Clean the product with a soft, dry cloth.
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Store the machine in a clean, dry place.
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Check the product for damage before every
use.
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Possible cause
Battery pack defective or
drained
The fuse has blown.
Battery pack drained.
Pressure setting incorrect.
Valve adapter/air hose not
connected properly.
Tyre/item leaking.
Tyre too hot.
Tyre volume too great.

Changing the fuse

The car plug of this device has a fuse. It is trig-
gered by short-circuits or voltage peaks and will
then require replacement.
Attention!
Do not insert higher rated fuses. This may other-
wise damage the electronics.
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1. Unscrew the retaining ring (1) with the safety
cover (2) from the car plug (4).
2. Insert a new microfuse (3) of the same rating
(see Technical Data).
3. Screw the retaining ring (1) with the safety
cover (2) back onto the car plug (4).
Solution
Replace or charge the battery pack.
Replace the fuse (see chapter „Replacing fuses").
Verify the battery pack is charged
Verify the correct values were preset.
Ensure the valve adapter/air hose is properly
connected to the valve of the tyre/item.
Check if the tyre/product is leaking air.
The tyre pressure increases as the tempera-
ture rises. The recommended tyre pressure is
typically specified for cold tyres (approx. 20 °C).
Do not check the tyre pressure on warm tyres
(e.g. after long trips). Please refer to the owner's
manual for your vehicle.
With large tyres such as on campers it's advis-
able to increase the pressure by 2 PSI (0.1 bar) to
compensate for the high volume.
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