INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE compressor which is designed to supply compressed air to air powered tools for a wide range of applications such as spraying, sanding, drilling, and cutting. Before attempting to use this product, please read this manual thoroughly and follow the instructions carefully.
MODELS COVERED AND NOISE DATA Model Number Sound Power level Sound Pressure level dB(LWA) dB(LAEQ) XEV11/100 XEPV11/50 XEPVH11/50 XEP15/50 XEPV16/50 XEPVH16/50 XE15/150 XEV16/100 XEV16/150 XEV16/200 XEV26/200 XE18/200 XET19/200 XE25/200 XE29/270 XE37/270 RESIDUAL RISK Although this manual contains extensive safety warnings and information on the safe operation of your compressor, every tool does have certain residual risks which cannot be compleatly excluded with warnings or safety devices.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Before using your compressor it is in your own interest to read and pay attention to the following safety rules: 1. COMPRESSED AIR IS DANGEROUS - Never direct a jet of air at people or animals. 2. Do not operate your air compressor with any guards removed. 3.
INSTALLATION Before installing your machine, check that its air output is sufficient for the equipment to be used. The air output from the compressor must be more than the volume of air required. We recommend the following: 1. Firm and level site, and the use of floor mountings for stationary compressors - anti-vibration pads.
(stamped on machine plate), if the pressure exceeds the maximum working pressure stated, stop the machine (see below), vent the system and contact the Clarke Service Department. TO STOP COMPRESSOR 1. Switch off at the pressure switch (Push knob down or turn switch).
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT A. STATIONARY Fig.2 NB: Must be mounted on Anti Vibration Pads Illustrative purposes only Air Compressor Pump Inspection Plug – Electric Motor (or Non-Return Valve – Wire Guard Air Bleed Valve Air Delivery Pipe Pressure Switch Oil Drain Plug Air Bleed Pipe Pressure Gauge Saddle...
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3. Switch on pressure switch (lift knob or twist switch). If the overload trips repeatedly, it may indicate a fault with the compressor, in this case you should contact the Clarke service department. OTHER PRODUCTS WITHIN OUR RANGE In addition to Air Compressors from 3–40 cfm, we offer a vast range of air tools and airline equipment.
Pressure switch defective. Have pressure switch changed by an electrician. Fuse blown. Check fuse rating - replace. Compressor unit Pressure switch defective. Contact Clarke Service will not stop automatically. Fuses keep Inadequate size fuse installed. Replace with reference to blowing.
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Non-return valve blocked, Thaw non-return valve out revolutions. possibly frozen up. (Unit must be installed in frost- free place). Solenoid valve leaking or Contact Clarke Service defective (only applies to 10 HP machines and above). Unusual noise Bolts loose. Tighten Bolts. from...
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Leak between compressor block Tighten connection and repair working and air receiver/ leaks in or near leak or Contact Clarke Service pressure air receiver. required. RPM too low because of Contact Clarke Service incorrectly connected electric motor.
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY Machine Air exhausting from solenoid after Check solenoid valve running but not starter has changed direction Contact Clarke Service pumping air from star to delta. into the receiver (10HP only) Compressor Insufficient ventilation See that sufficient air is...
Check / Replace if necessary Clean Oil breather Check / Clean Fan and cooling fins Clean Inlet and outlet If worn Contact Clarke valves Service department Non Return Valve Clean Replace if worn Belt Tension Check / Does not apply to...
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