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Table of Contents
- 1 Safety Instructions
- 2 Additional Safety Rules for Inflators
- 3 Power Requirements
- 4 Polarized Plug
- 5 Air Hose and Universal Valve Adaptor
- 6 Pressure Gauge
- 7 Air Accelerator Attachment
- 8 Double Insulation
- 9 Cleaning Plastic Parts
- 10 Extension Cords
- 11 Chart for Minimum Wire Size (AWG) of Extension Cords
- 12 Accessories
- Download this manual
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When I put the universal valve adjuster over the tire and use the lever to lock it down, air still keeps leaking from the tire. The tire holds 35-55 pounds of pressure. I can barely get 15-20 pounds of air in the tire.
Air may be leaking from the tire when using the Black & Decker Air Station 9528 universal valve adjuster due to several possible reasons:
1. Improper Connection – The universal valve adjuster may not be securely attached to the tire's valve stem. Ensure it is fully seated and tightened properly.
2. Damaged or Worn Valve Stem – The tire’s valve stem may be worn, cracked, or damaged, causing air to escape. Inspect the valve stem for any visible defects.
3. Faulty Valve Core – The valve core inside the stem may be loose or faulty. Tighten or replace the valve core if necessary.
4. Leaking Valve Adjuster – The universal valve adjuster itself may be defective or have a worn seal, preventing a proper seal with the valve stem.
5. Improper Use – If the adjuster is not aligned correctly or is moved while inflating, air may escape. Keep the adjuster steady during inflation.
6. Excess Pressure on the Valve – Pressing too hard or at an incorrect angle may cause the valve to open improperly, leading to leaks.
To fix the issue, check the connections, inspect the valve stem and core, and ensure the adjuster is correctly positioned. If the problem persists, replacing the valve core or the universal valve adjuster may be necessary.
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