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Tuxing Manual

The Tuxing Air Compressor manual provides essential safety instructions and operational guidelines for the Compressor II Series, including setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting. It emphasizes the importance of using the compressor in a well-ventilated area, maintaining proper oil levels, and adhering to pressure limits to prevent damage or injury. Additionally, the manual outlines warranty coverage and claims procedures for defects in materials or workmanship within the first year of purchase.

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Tuxing Manual

The Tuxing Air Compressor manual provides essential safety instructions and operational guidelines for the Compressor II Series, including setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting. It emphasizes the importance of using the compressor in a well-ventilated area, maintaining proper oil levels, and adhering to pressure limits to prevent damage or injury. Additionally, the manual outlines warranty coverage and claims procedures for defects in materials or workmanship within the first year of purchase.

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4500 PSI/300Bar Air Compressor

RoHS
Instruction Manual
Compressor II Series
TXEDT031 (Shutoff compressor manually)
TXEDT032 (Shutoff compressor automatically/Set pressure version)
TXEDT033 (Shutoff compressor automatically/Set pressure and auto
purge version)
Rev 1.1 2020
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing Tuxing Air Compressor.
Follow the instructions when operating this compressor. It will allow you to fill
your storage reservoirs or air cylinders easily. Please read the manual very
carefully before use. Any damage or injury resulting from misuse or
incorrect handling is the sole responsibility of the owner and/or operator.
For your own safety and the safety of others, carefully following warning &
important bellows.
Warning& Important
1.P lease use in a well-ventilated area. Do not operate in an area where liquid
contaminants can be drawn into the compressor.
2.D o not operate near some places with smoke or open flame.
3.T his compressor generates pressurized air; it will cause heat and noise.
Gloves & hearing protection & safety glasses should always wear during use.
4.T he compressor should only be dismantled by a competent technician; or
serious damage/injury may be caused to you or others.
5.I mproper disassembly and reassembly will result in leaks, damage, and may
void your warranty.
6. N e v e r a t t e m p t t o d i s m a n t l e a n y p o r t i o n o f t h i s c o m p r e s s o r w h e n i t i s
pressurized or is hot after running.
7. This compressor is designed to produce dry compressed air only. Do not
attempt to feed other gases or pressurized air through for compression. No
other gas or gas combination can be used.
8.D o not operating temperature of 185°F / 85°C. That requires the crankcase
has enough oil and enough cold water in the water bucket to make sure cooling
is good.Long time continually running is not suggested, it will cause the
temperature rising, and then to cause parts damaged and the machine life
shortened.
9.M ake sure the compressor voltage meets your local power supply
10.M ake sure it has already added the lubricate oil before using
11.M ake sure the power cord is fine before use (No wear and tear or heat
damage)
12.M ake sure do not operate air compressor with the shell removed
13.M ake sure keep eyes on the compressor when it’s running, do not let the
compressor overfill
14.A void your body too close the compressor when it is running
15.F ailure to follow instructions and heed warnings m a y r e s u l t i n d a m a g e ,
serious injury.
Danger: DO NOT OVERFILL, DO NOT fill the pressure above 4500PSI
/300Bar/30Mpa

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Contents

Specifications…………………………………………4

Assembly Instructions… … … … … … … … … … … 5 - 6

Operation Instructions… … … … … … … … … … … 6 - 7

Oil and Oil Change Intervals……………………7- 8

Set pressure function…………………………………9

Troubleshooting… … … … … … … … … … … … … … 1 0

Warranty ………………………………………………11

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Suggest: Filling the volume under 6.8L from 0~300Bar.
Filling the volume from 6.8L~12L from 0~200Bar

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(1) Remove the rubber sealing plug by simply pulling it out and fill 5W40 motor oil or
ISO 100 compressor oil. Fill oil up to the red indicator dot. DO NOT OVERFILL!

(2) Once an adequate amount of oil has been added, screw the oil breather plug into
the threaded hole. VERY IMPORTANT!!!

If not, any damage or injury occurs is the sole responsibility of the owner
and/or operator.
(3) Cooling effect
(Water inlet cooling+ Sprial air tube +Three big fans + raditor)
Water inlet cooling:
Add the water to the water bucket directly, Don’t overfill.

Water and volume recommended: Distilled water is better. Cooling water


with ice but be sure can flow normally.
Sprial air tube +Three big fans + radiator

This really make cooling effect come true.

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(4) Air intake with molecular sieve filtration

(5 ) Double filters ------Original fillers=

Air intake filtration + Double filters= Really get pure and clean air

Note: The fillers of the double cartridge can be chosen by yourself. If you need
other extra fillers, please contact our customer service for assistance

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Operation Instructions
Important: When we use the compressor for the FIRST TIME, do the following:
Make sure your voltage is MATCH your local power supply (110V or 220V),
Plug it into an active power outlet. Do not plug the hose with the test plug or
connect anything. Simply turn the cooling system on, once the cooling system
is running, turn the compressor on and let the unit run for around 5 minutes.
Once the 5-minute period is over, turn the compressor off and allow the unit
to COOL before restart.

Test the compressor: Connect the filling hose to the test plug, turn on the
compressor, when pressure data in the pressure gauge shows the pressure
reaches 300Bar/4500PSI, Turn off the compressor. That means the compressor
in good condition.
Test the compressor: Connect the filling hose to the test plug, turn on the
compressor, when pressure data in the pressure gauge shows the pressure
reaches 300Bar/4500PSI, Turn off the compressor. That means the compressor
in good condition.
(1) Open the pressure release valve by turning the screw every time to
allow any excess oil/water to be released to make sure the compressor not in
load status.
(2) Locate and screw the pressure release valve, this screw should be hand
tight. (Need to fasten it)
(3) The hose on the compressor ends in a 8mm female quick disconnect
attachment. If you are filling a regulated tank that uses a male quick disconnect
nipple to fill, you can simply attach the female quick disconnect on the compressor
hose directly to the male fitting on the tank.
If it is not male nipple in your side, you need to purchase suit one fit it, such
as double male connectors.
Take this tank valve connect to gas cylinder for reference:

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(4) When we see the water can flow normally, turn on the compressor.
(5) Monitor the compressor and device you are filling. DO NOT leave the
compressor and object being filled unattended.
NOTE: If your tank already has a partial fill in it, you will want to keep the
tank valve closed until compressor outlet pressure in the hose is close to the
pressure already in the tank. Once the compressor fills the hose within 20bar
of the pressure already in the tank, open the tank valve.
(6) Once the device you are filling reaches the desired fill pressure, loosen
the release valve to release all of the air in the compressor to avoid the extra
pressure in the compressor. If filling a tank, close the valve on the tank before
bleeding the pressure. (Allow the cooling system to run for a couple of minutes,
then unplug the water pump and disconnect hoses as desired.)
Note: It is normal if bleeding the pressure in the compressor expel some
oil from the pressure release valve, it is recommended that you wear the glove
and not stand closely. Bleeding the pressure will be loud, if you are in a close
space or have sensitive ears it is recommended that you wear hearing protection,
when bleeding the pressure,do not bother others if in a quiet condition。
(7) Disconnect the fill hose from your tank/air cylinder.
(8) Turn off the compressor finally.

Oil and Oil Change Intervals


Use the oil level window to monitor and maintain proper oil levels.
Check oil levels prior to every use of the compressor.
Fluid Type recommended:Regular motor oil in the crankcase is not
recommended. ISO 100 high pressure air compressor oil is recommended
for proper operation and longevity of this compressor.
(Such as Royal Purple Synfilm / Mobil brand etc)
Fluid Volume:In the middle of red dot
1.C hange the oil for the 1st time after one month or 25 hours of use,
whichever comes first.
2. Change the oil every three months or 50 hours of use, whichever
comes first,
3. Change the oil every 100 hours of runtime or every year whichever
occurs first
Operation in certain environments may require more frequent oil
change intervals. Change the oil if it is visibly dark or dirty, or if it foams
during use.

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Set pressure function
Setting Pressure Version
The compressor will auto stop when it reaches the pressure you set.

A B C D

1= Fill Pressure Adjustment (Desired pressure pointer)


2=Starting pressure ( Pressure pointer)
3= Adjustment Knob

Procedure
(1) Picture B, it tells us we using adjustment knob. This will engage the
adjustment and allow you to move the fill pressure adjustment pointer to the
right. Set to your desired max fill pressure.
(2) Picture C, the pointer stays status:
Starting pressure shows 0 (zero) condition
Desired Pressure pointer we set at 4500PSI
(3) Picture D, it shows when it reaches the pressure we set, it can shutoff
automatically.

IMPORTANT: Don’t set the output pressure above 4500PSI(300Bar)


(4) When running the compressor, it shows the starting pressure pointer
reaching the desired pressure pointer. That is the pressure we want.
(5) If you adjust the output pressure too high, you can bring it back down
by simply moving the adjustment knob to the left.

NOTE: DO NOT adjust the output pressure setting once the compressor
is running.
(6) When the compressor reaches the desired pressure we want (the
intended max fill pressure) it will shut off automatically.
(7) Be aware that the compressor switch will still be in the “ON ”position
after it auto stops. You will need to turn it “OFF” before bleeding the pressure
via the pressure release valve.

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Troubleshooting
1.I ssue - Compressor will not start or buzzing
Possible (1) No power to compressor (2) Reset button is tripped (3) Inside with high pressure
air (4) Voltage too low (5) Thin power cord wire
Resolution – (1) Plug compressor into active electrical outlet (2) Depress the reset button
and recommend to connect the wall socket (3) Open the release valve (4) Change the normal
voltage to use it (5) With thick power cord wire
2. Issue - Compressor is not building pressure or build pressure slowly/with little
pressure
Possible:(1) Bleed valve is open /not fasten or other connectors loosen (2) Paper gasket
or piston ring is dirty or wear out (3) Check valve is dirty or damage
Resolution –(1)Check every connector is fasten not air leaking (2) Remove the compressor
head and clean the paper gasket, valve plate or piston ring even replace it (3) Clean or
replace the high pressure cylinder check valve.
Check valve here

Piston ring Check valve

3.Issue - Burst disc failure


Possible: No in the right position or wear out during long time usage
Resolution - Shut off the compressor, Open the pressure release valve to let the remaining
air vent from the compressor. Remove the broken burst disc from the blocked. You wil
find additional burst discs in the bag of spare parts that comes with the compressor. Install
a new burst disc.
4.Issue -Operating temperature too high
Possible: (1) Cooling systems is off (2) No or less water in the tank (3) long time use or
bad ventilation (4) Fan rotary direction
Resolution –(1) Make sure cooling system connect the power and water pump is working
(2) Carefully drain and refill the coolant tank with more fresh cooling water, the water
should be cold (3) No use more than 1 hour continually work, cool the compressor if it is
hot (4) Fan should be in the right rotary direction in good ventilation condition
5.Issue -Coolant not circulating
Possible: (1) Frozen water in some places especially in winter (2) water pump falls off.
Resolution: (1) Discontinue operation until water thaws. Drain coolant tank and fill with
antifreeze/water mix (2) Be sure the water pump is fine, hose not kinked and work properly.
6.Issue – The sound of compressor becomes noisy
Possible: (1) Connect rods damage (2) Water hose joint screw /m u f f l e r s c r e w l o o s e i t
(3) Put in the bumpy ground
Resolution – (1) Replace the set of the connect rods (2) Check the connector screw is
loose or not, then fasten it (3) Put in the flat ground
7.Issue – Compressor smoke
Possible: High oil temperature
Resolution –Stop the compressor and cool down
8.Issue – Pressure gauge reach 300Bar/4500PSI easily
Possible: Air tank valve not fully open
Resolution –The gas doesn’t fill into the gas cylinder/tank, fully open the valve of the
gas cylinder.
9.Issue – There is big tolerance between the compressor gauge data and gas cylinder
gauge data
Possible: (1) Gas cylinder valve not fully open (2) Pressure gauge problem
Resolution –(1) The gas doesn’t fill into the gas cylinder completely, Fully open the
valve of the gas cylinder to make the air totally into it (2) Change the pressure gauge
Any other problems, please contact our after-sell service for help.

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Warranty
One Year Limited Warranty
T u x i n g C o m p r e s s o r i s m a n u f a c t u r e d t o t h e h ighest possible
standards, using quality materials to give a lifetime of service. In
the unlikely event that there are any defects in materials or
workmanship in the first twelve months after purchase, we will
guide to support technical and replace the defective items under
warranty if used correctly
What Is Covered
• Repairs required due to manufacturing defect
• Transportation charges to consumer for repaired product

What is NOT covered?


(1) Any damage or faults caused by abuse or failure to perform
normal maintenance.
(2) Shipping damage or damages resulting from drops, impacts,
or natural disasters
3) Any component that has been modified in any way
4) Parts subject to normal wear and tear.
5) Has been fitted with non--Tuxing parts.
Note: Provide original record of purchase for warrant service
Warranty claims:
Contact our after-service staff directly.

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