Makita BL1860B Betriebsanleitung Seite 9

Pressure gauge
► Fig.5: 1. Unit button 2. Minus button 3. Plus button
If the object to be inflated is connected to the tool, the
air pressure of the object is displayed on the pressure
gauge when you turn on the tool. If nothing is connected
to the tool, the pressure gauge displays "0".
You can set the air pressure on the pressure gauge. To
change the unit, press the unit button. To increase the
pressure value, press the plus button. To decrease the
pressure value, press the minus button. You can set the
pressure value between 20 kPa (3 PSI) and 830 kPa
(121 PSI).
Lighting up the front lamp
► Fig.6: 1. Lamp 2. Main power switch
CAUTION:
Do not look in the light or see the
source of light directly.
When you turn on the tool by pressing the main power
switch, the lamp lights up. When you turn off the tool by
pressing the main power switch, the lamp goes out.
NOTICE:
When the tool is overheated, the lamp
flickers. Cool down the tool fully before operating
the tool again.
NOTE: Use a dry cloth to wipe the dirt off the lens of
the lamp. Be careful not to scratch the lens of lamp, or
it may lower the illumination.
Storing adapter
► Fig.7: 1. Sport ball needle 2. Presta valve adapter
3. Adapter holder
The adapters can be stored in the adapter holder of the
tool. Insert the sport ball needle into the Presta valve
adapter before attaching them to the adapter holder.
Storing hose
► Fig.8: 1. Hose holder 2. Hose
The hose can be attached to the hose holder of the tool.
OPERATION
NOTE: The standard adapters vary depending on the
country.
Using the English valve adapter
1. Unfold the air chuck clamp.
2. Insert the English valve adapter into the air chuck.
3. Fold the air chuck clamp firmly.
► Fig.9: 1. English valve adapter 2. Air chuck 3. Air
chuck clamp 4. Valve stem
4. Attach the English valve adapter to the valve stem
while opening the English valve adapter.
5. Turn on the tool.
6. Inflate the tire by pulling the switch trigger while
checking the status of the tire.
NOTICE:
When using the English valve adapter,
the pressure gauge will not display an accurate
value due to characteristics of the valve. When
inflating a tire, do not use the value on the pres-
sure gauge, but inflate it by checking the status
of the tire.
If the tool stops before the tire reaches the
desired air pressure, adjust the pressure value,
and then inflate the tire again.
Using the Schrader valve adapter
1. Unfold the air chuck clamp.
2. Attach the air chuck to the valve stem.
► Fig.10: 1. Air chuck clamp 2. Valve stem 3. Air
chuck
3. Fold the air chuck clamp firmly.
4. Turn on the tool, and then set the pressure value
appropriate for the tire using the pressure gauge.
5. Keep pulling the switch trigger until the tool stops.
The tire is inflated with the specified pressure.
Using the Presta valve adapter
1. Loosen the locking nut on the valve stem.
► Fig.11: 1. Locking nut
2. Unfold the air chuck clamp.
3. Attach the Presta valve adapter to the valve
stem, and then attach the air chuck to the Presta valve
adapter.
► Fig.12: 1. Presta valve adapter 2. Air chuck 3. Air
chuck clamp 4. Valve stem
4. Fold the air chuck clamp firmly.
5. Turn on the tool, and then set the pressure value
appropriate for the tire using the pressure gauge.
6. Keep pulling the switch trigger until the tool stops.
The tire is inflated with the specified pressure.
7. Remove the air chuck and Presta valve adapter,
and then tighten the locking nut.
Using the sport ball needle or
tapered adapter
You can inflate small items such as sport balls or float-
ing tubes. To inflate sport balls, use the sport ball nee-
dle. To inflate floating tubes, use the tapered adapter.
1. Unfold the air chuck clamp.
2. Attach the sport ball needle or tapered adapter to
the air chuck.
► Fig.13: 1. Air chuck clamp 2. Air chuck 3. Sport ball
needle 4. Tapered adapter
3. Fold the air chuck clamp firmly.
4. Insert the sport ball needle or tapered adapter into
the hole on the item.
5. Turn on the tool, and then set the appropriate
pressure value using the pressure gauge.
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