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| My new ALKIN W31 scuba compressor just arrived without any operation instructions. There is an owners manual that discusses trouble shooting and maintenance, but that's it. The compressor has manual drains. There are 2 drains on the condensate separator assembly, 1 on the bottom and 1 about half way up the assemby. There is a third drain on the bottom of the air purifier assembly. Would greatly appreciate any advice on the proper operating procedure for this compressor. Thanks Mike Howard |
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| "SrScubalot" <srscubalot@comcast.net> wrote in message news:73ddced1-6188-4674-abd4-aec4229f7c7a@o2g2000yqd.googlegroups.com... > My new ALKIN W31 scuba compressor just arrived without any operation > instructions. There is an owners manual that discusses trouble > shooting and maintenance, but that's it. The compressor has manual > drains. There are 2 drains on the condensate separator assembly, 1 on > the bottom and 1 about half way up the assemby. There is a third > drain on the bottom of the air purifier assembly. > > Would greatly appreciate any advice on the proper operating procedure > for this compressor. > > Thanks Mike Howard http://www.scubaengineer.com/picture...nst_Manual.pdf For more information see: http://www.scubaengineer.com/alkin_c...icing_info.htm |
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| "SrScubalot" <srscubalot@comcast.net> wrote in message news:73ddced1-6188-4674-abd4-aec4229f7c7a@o2g2000yqd.googlegroups.com... > My new ALKIN W31 scuba compressor just arrived without any operation > instructions. There is an owners manual that discusses trouble > shooting and maintenance, but that's it. The compressor has manual > drains. There are 2 drains on the condensate separator assembly, 1 on > the bottom and 1 about half way up the assemby. There is a third > drain on the bottom of the air purifier assembly. > > Would greatly appreciate any advice on the proper operating procedure > for this compressor. > > Thanks Mike Howard I'd go back to the dealer and ask for the operating instructions if it is new as in never used rather than just new to you. |
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| SrScubalot wrote: > My new ALKIN W31 scuba compressor just arrived without any operation > instructions. There is an owners manual that discusses trouble > shooting and maintenance, but that's it. The compressor has manual > drains. There are 2 drains on the condensate separator assembly, 1 on > the bottom and 1 about half way up the assemby. There is a third > drain on the bottom of the air purifier assembly. > > Would greatly appreciate any advice on the proper operating procedure > for this compressor. > > Thanks Mike Howard The number one piece of advice I can give on that machine is NOT to use it as a constant run machine. While Alkin SAYS it can, it has proven itself problematic for anyone but the extremely anal about care. They have been having failures at about 250-350 hours. It is so problematic that Alkin has replace it with another small compressor in their line. Change the oil religiously at 25-30 hours; blowdown every five minutes for a couple of seconds; keep it CLEAN and oil free on the outside; place it where it will get LOTS of cooling air during operation. Just my $.02 -- Ray Contreras =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= http://www.CompressorStuff.com http://www.rayzplace.com |
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