Spare Parts Service; Warranty Conditions - Schneider Airsystems RF 6 XG Manual De Instrucciones

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2. Actuate the trigger lever (item 02) (Fig.
2a, 1.) or press the + pushbutton
(item 09). Filling process starts.
3. Release the trigger lever (item 02) or +
pushbutton (item 09). Read the tyre
pressure on the pressure gauge (item
04).
4. Excessive tyre pressure: press the trig-
ger lever (item 02) halfway, actuate the
venting valve (item 03) (Fig. 2a, 2.) or
press the - pushbutton (item 10). Tyre
pressure is adjusted.
5. Release the trigger lever (item 02),
venting valve
pushbutton (item 10). Read off the ad-
justed tyre pressure.
6. When tyre pressure reaches the correct
value, pull / release the valve connector
from the valve.
After use:
1. Disconnect the quick-action coupling
from the plug
(Figure 1b).
2. Clean and store the device in dry condi-
tion
2.6 Maintenance
Only for devices with a trigger lever (item
02).
Prevent stiffness, leaks: lubricate the valve
pin and pivot point on the trigger lever
(item 02) when the device is depressurised.
2.7 Decommissioning
Storage: Clean, dry, free from dust, above
5° C.
Disposal: Dispose of packaging / machine
according to valid statutory regulations.
II/ 6
(item 03) or
nipple (item 01)
2.8

Spare parts service

Visit our website
tems.com/td/ for the latest version of all ex-
ploded drawings and spare parts lists for our
products. If you have any special questions,
please consult the Schneider Airsystems Ser-
vice centre in your country (addresses in the
service appendix) or your local dealer.
2.9

Warranty conditions

Basis for warranty claims: complete unit
in original condition/proof of purchase.
According to legal provisions, you re-
-
ceive the following warranty against
material and manufacturing defects:
private use only: 2 years,
commercial use: 1 year.
Excluded from warranty claims: Wear or
expendable parts, improper use, overloading
/ incorrect pressure, manipulation / inappro-
priate use, inadequate / incorrect / lack of
maintenance or lubrication, bumps / im-
pacts, dust / dirt accumulation, unauthorised
/ incorrect working procedures, incorrect
power supply, impure / insufficiently filtered
compressed air, failure to read the instruc-
tion manual, incorrect operating resources /
materials.
Calibration of the devices in a specific se-
quence.
2.10 REACh
REACh is a European Chemical Directive that
came into effect in 2007. As "downstream
users" and product manufacturers, we are
aware of our duty to provide our customers
with information. We have set up the follow-
ing website to keep you updated with all the
latest news and provide you with information
on all the materials used in our existing prod-
ucts:
www.schneider-airsystems.com/reach
www.schneider-airsys-