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AMD Series AirMax ™

Compressor
Models: AMD-2, AMD-4, AMD-6

Installation & Operation

Matrx
145 Mid County Drive
Orchard Park, New York 14127
716-662-6650
Toll-Free: 1-800-Midmark
800-847-1000
www.midmark.com
Technical Support: 888-279-1260
Fax: 716-662-8440
E-mail: matrx@matrxmedical.com
10496600 Rev. B
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Section 1 About AirMax AMD ...........................1 Section 4 Operation & Maintenance ........... 7
1.1 Compressor Features 4.1 Operation
1.2 Compressor Flow Diagram 4.2 Maintenance

Section 2 Specifications & Model Selection ...3 Section 5 Troubleshooting .......................... 8

2.1 Compressor Specifications
2.2 Unit Selection Guide Section 6 Wiring Diagrams .......................... 10

Section 3 Installation ........................................4 Section 7 Replacement Parts .......................14

3.1 Site Selection
3.2 Compressor Setup Section 8 Service & Warranty ...................... 16
3.3 Electrical Connections
3.4 Piping Connections
3.5 Fresh Air Intake
3.6 Installation Checkout

Safety Warnings and Important Information

WARNING: Always disconnect electrical power to CAUTION: Excessive circuit lengths should be avoided
compressor before servicing. to reduce voltage drop during compressor operation.
Voltage measurements should be taken while the
WARNING: To prevent injury from high pressure air, compressor is running. A static voltage reading is not a
never remove coalescing filter bowl or any other true indication of voltage supply during operation.
pressurized component until purge cycle has ended
and system has been relieved of air pressure by CAUTION: To avoid compressor overheating and
opening service drain valve. thermal shutdowns, the installation site must be
properly ventilated and, if necessary, air conditioned to
WARNING: Compressor heads are extremely hot prevent ambient temperatures from exceeding
during operation. To avoid burning yourself, allow unit 104°F/40°C.
to cool before servicing.
CAUTION: Compressors installed outdoors must be
WARNING: Compressor motors are thermally protected from rain, snow, direct sunlight and excess
protected with an automatic reset and may restart dust. Te m p e r a t u r e l i m i t s a n d v e n t i l a t i o n
without warning. recommendations must also be followed.

WARNING: Compressor motors are controlled by a CAUTION: Keep all service switches in the ON position.
pressure switch and will have line voltage applied to Never run the compressor with one head turned OFF
them whenever the tank pressure is below 80 PSI. The except for short periods of time while one head is not
compressor may start without warning. operational.

IMPORTANT: Installations must be made to all local
codes.
CAUTION: Adequate line voltage is essential to proper
compressor operation. Voltages outside the specified
range in Section 2.1 require a buck or boost transformer.
Otherwise, failure to start, circuit breaker tripping,
overheating and compressor damage may occur.
CAUTION: Never turn a compressor head ON while
other head is running as the heads will not start under
back pressure. Allow the pressure switch to shut off the
compressor at 100 PSI or disconnect the compressor
main power supply to completely relieve line pressure
through the solenoid valve.
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SECTION 1.0 ABOUT AIRMAX AMD-SERIES COMPRESSORS

1.1 Compressor Features procedures and handpiece operation. Air is stored in

AirMax AMD-Series compressors combine high-
performance design with rugged, trouble-free
construction to provide high quality compressed
dental air. AMD-Series compressors use industry-
standard piston-type heads because of their proven
reliability and low-noise operation. Also featured is an
integral desiccant drying system and in-line filter to
ensure delivery of clean, dry air that is free of water, oil
and other contaminants that could compromise dental
an ASME-certified tank.
All units are also equipped with a low voltage relay to
enable operation from a remote location. AMD
compressors are available in 2, 4 and 6-user
configurations.
Figure 1 identifies AirMax AMD-Series components
that are discussed in the operation and installation
sections of this manual.

COMPRESSOR
HEADS

REGENERATIVE
REMOTE DESICCANT
AIR INTAKE DRYER
FILTER

AIR RECEIVER TANK

PRESSURE GAUGE

AIR SAFETY VALVE

MOISTURE INDICATOR

SERVICE OUTLET DRAIN VALVE

SWITCHES VALVE

Figure 1. AirMax AMD Compressor Features (AirMax AMD-4 shown)

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ABOUT AIRMAX AMD-SERIES COMPRESSORS cont.

1.2 Compressor Flow Diagram
During the operating cycle, compressed air flows from
the compressor head through an aftercooler (a coil
wrapped around the purge tank). The cooled air then
passes through a coalescing filter that removes
particulates. From the filter, the air streams flows up
into the desiccant tank, through desiccant beads
which extract moisture. Dry compressed air is now
stored in the main air receiver tank, as well as the
purge tank. A pressure switch monitors air pressure in
the receiver and shuts off the compressor motor when
pressure reaches 100 psi. It restarts the motor when
pressure drops below 80 psi.
During the purge cycle, the compressor motor shuts
off and the solenoid valve opens, releasing a small
burst of air. After this, a slow stream of air (stored in the
purge tank) continues to flow for several seconds
through the desiccant tank, coalescing filter, and out
through the solenoid. This cycle removes moisture
built up in the desiccant tank, as well as particulates
from the coalesing filter.

CHECK VALVE
WITH ORIFICE
FOR AIR PURGE

PURGE AIR TANK

AIR FLOW DURING

PURGE CYCLE
(MOTOR “OFF”)
CHECK
VALVE
DESICCANT TANK

AIR RECEIVER TANK

AFTERCOOLER

AIR FLOW
(MOTOR “ON”)
COMPRESSED AIR
COALESCING TO OPERATORIES
FILTER

SOLENOID VALVE
-CLOSED (ENERGIZED) WHEN MOTOR IS “ON”
-OPEN WHEN MOTOR IS “OFF”

Figure 2. AirMax AMD-Series Flow Diagram

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SECTION 2.0 SPECIFICATIONS & MODEL SELECTION

2.1 Compressor Specifications

AMD-2 AMD-2-115 AMD-4 AMD-6

Dimensions 29”H x 22”W x 19”D 29”H x 22”W x 19”D 31”H x 33”W x 25”D 34”H x 44”W x 27”D

Ship Weight 195 lbs. 195 lbs. 386 lbs. 528 lbs.

Horsepower / Kilowatts 1.0 HP / .75 KW 1.0 HP / .75 KW (2) @ 1.0 HP / .75 KW (3) @ 1.0 HP/.75 KW

Voltage (Nominal) 208-230V, 50/60 Hz 115V, 60 Hz 208-230V, 50/60 Hz 208-230V, 50/60 Hz

Max. Current 7.2A 13.8A 14.4A 21.6A

Elec. Service (Dedicated Line) 12 AWG 12 AWG 12 AWG 10 AWG

20A Min Breaker 20A Min Breaker 20A Min Breaker 30A Min Breaker

Tank Capacity 8 Gal 8 Gal 20 Gal 35 Gal

2.2 Unit Selection Guide

Units are sized to support a specific number of users
(see table below). Using this table as a guide should
result in a compressor installation which operates at
approximately 30% duty cycle (the unit rests twice as
long as it runs). This is vital as it optimizes air quality and
the service life of the compressor.

SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS

1-2 Users AMD-2 / AMD-2-115

3-4 Users AMD-4

5-6 Users AMD-6

IMPORTANT:

! User counts are based on the 2 cfm average for air

operated handpieces and equipment. Some
handpieces and equipment may have higher cfm
requirements than the 2 cfm average. For the most
accurate cfm requirements, check manufacturer
specifications for each piece of equipment to be
powered by the Matrx compressor.

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SECTION 3.0 INSTALLATION

3.1 Site Selection leveler foot in place using washer and nut on top of
foot as shown.
Note: Installations must be made to local codes by
licensed plumbers and electricians. 4. When space is at a premium, a dental vacuum pump
and AMD-2 OR AMD-4 dental compressor can be
mounted with one unit above the other using a Matrx
Select an installation site that meets the following StackRack, p/n 77000804 (see Figure 4). Either
requirements: unit may be in the top position. See the Matrx Dental
Equipment Catalog for additional information.
n Temperature: Site must have an ambient
temperature range of 40° to 104° F (4° to 40° C).
Provide additional cooling or heating if necessary to
maintain this temperature range. 3/8” BOLT
AND
WASHER
n Service Clearance: 30 inches clearance should be
provided in front of the compressor for service
procedures. 12 inches clearance should be BUBBLE
provided around remaining sides of the compressor. WITHIN OR
CROSSING
CENTER
The installation site will also require the following utilities CIRCLE
to be installed: TANK FOOT

n Piping: Contractor or plumber to supply piping for

pressurized air from compressor to the operatories.
See “Piping Connections”, section 3.4. LEVELER
FOOT
LEVEL
n Fresh Air Intake: Per NFPA code 99C, compressor (LOCATED ON TOP
air intake shall not be within the vicinity of open CAP SURFACE OF
exhaust from a dental vacuum pump. An air intake COMPRESSOR)
kit is included to meet this code by bringing in fresh
air from an exterior location. See “Fresh Air Intake
Installation”, section 3.5. Figure 3. Installation of Leveler Feet
n Electrical Power: A dedicated circuit per section
2.1 is required for operation. See “Electrical
Connections”, section 3.3.

n Remote Control Panel (not included): A Matrx

CP-Series control panel is recommended for on-off
switching of the system. The contractor or licensed AIRMAX AMD-2
OR AMD-4
electrician installs 3-conductor jacketed wire COMPRESSOR
(provided) from the electrical box on the compressor
to the remote control panel. See the Matrx Dental CHANNEL
Equipment Catalog for additional information, and MOUNTS (P/N
“Electrical Connections”, section 3.3. 77000808)
REQUIRED FOR
AMD-4
3.2 Compressor Setup
1. Remove compressor from pallet.

2. Position compressor at selected site. The DENTAL

VACUUM
compressor need not be fastened to the floor unless OFF OFF

PUMP
required by local code. 33”
MAX
15
20
40
50 30 10

60 20
25

70 10 5
76 CM HG
VAC
30
IN HG
VAC

CLEARANCE
3. Attach leveler feet to bottom of tank feet (see Fig. 3).
Using screwdriver, adjust leveler feet as required to
level unit. Caution: Careful leveling is necessary
to prevent damage to compressor. Observe
level on top of compressor while adjusting so that
bubble is at or near center (see level detail). Tighten
Figure 4. Installation Using StackRack

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INSTALLATION cont.

3.3 Electrical Connections without remote control panel, connect red and
white low voltage leads together as shown.
AirMax AMD-Series Compressors require the
following electrical connections as shown in Figure 5: 3.4 Piping Connections

n Connect power from a dedicated branch circuit to
the compressor power hookup leads as shown
below. See section 2.1 for power requirements.
n Connect low voltage control wires. If compressor
is to be operated remotely, connect 18/3 jacketed
bell wire from the compressor low voltage leads to
a Matrx CP-Series control panel. For installations
n Install air distribution line (1/2” copper tubing, Type
K or L) from operatories to the compressor.
n Connect the 1/2” MNPT swivel end of the 6-foot
flexible hookup hose to the compressor ball valve,
and the opposite 1/2” MNPT end to the operatory
line.

Important!
For installations without remote control panels,
strip ends of red and white wires and connect
with wire nut as shown. Compressor will not
operate if these leads are disconnected.
RED
CONNECT WHT
WIRES
BLUE

CONTROL RED RED

PANEL WHT WHT
SWITCH BLUE BLUE
REMOTE CONTROL
PANEL

18/3 JACKETED LOW

BELL WIRE VOLTAGE
CONTROL
LEADS

MODEL AMD-2/4/6 (220 V) : RED (HOT)

-OR-
MODEL AMD-2-115 (115 V) ONLY: WHITE (NEUTRAL)
L2
CONNECT TO
ELECTRICAL
SERVICE L1
BLACK
(DEDICATED
(HOT)
LINE) - SEE
SECTION 2.1
GROUND 7 FT. FLEXIBLE 6-FOOT FLEXIBLE
(GREEN) HOOKUP LINE AIR HOSE WITH 1/2”
(SUPPLIED) NPT CONNECTIONS
-CONNECT TO
OPERATORY LINE

Figure 5. AirMax Electrical and Piping Connections

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INSTALLATION cont.

3.5 Fresh Air Intake

n Connect opposite end of hose to fresh air intake
n Connect 1” flexible PVC hose (supplied) to a 1” manifold at back of compressor, using supplied 1”
PVC pipe (provided by contractor) leading to an slip to hose barb connector (straight or elbow).
external fresh air source.

RAIN COVER
PROVIDED BY
CONTRACTOR

FRESH AIR
INTAKE
MANIFOLD

1” PVC VENT
TO OUTSIDE SCREEN
PROVIDED BY 1” PVC HOSE
CONTRACTOR

OPTIONAL OIL
PAD UNDER
SOLENOID
Figure 6. Fresh Air Intake

3.6 Installation Checkout

Perform initial checkout testing as follows: o Open drain valve at bottom of tank to bleed air from
system. Verify that compressor restarts at 80 PSI.
o Check that air intake hose is connected. Close drain valve.

o Check that drain valve at bottom of tank is closed. o Check system for leaks (see Troubleshooting,
Section 5.0, for leak test procedure).
o Open outlet ball valve to operatories.
o Optional: Place oil absorbent pad
o Turn on power to compressor. As compressor (p/n 002-1835-00) or shallow pan on floor
pumps up, observe pressure gauge. Verify that beneath solenoid valve.
compressor shuts off at 100 PSI.

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SECTION 4.0 OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

4.1 Operation operation. Always keep both service switches in the
“ON” position.
Airmax AMD-Series compressors are started by
pressing the “AIR” switch on the remote control panel, 4.2 Maintenance
or, for units without remote control panel, by switching
on the main power circuit to the compressor. Perform the following maintenance procedures at the
specified intervals. Disconnect power before
Note: Units with two compressor motors must have servicing.
both motors operating simultaneously during normal

Every 3 months: Weekly: After first 90 days, then every 6

Clean air intake filters. Check compressor oil level.
Annually: Level in sight glass should be
Replace filters. 1/2 full minimum to 3/4 full
maximum. Use only Matrx oil
PN 77000953.
months:
Change oil by removing plug from elbow
and allowing oil to drain. Tip compressor
head up 45° to drain fully. Refill using
only Matrx oil PN 77000953 (other types
may void warranty). Fill 1/2 to 3/4 full at
sight glass (approx. 22 Oz. per head).

OIL
FILL Annually:
PORT Replace coalescing
filter element.
WHEN
COMPRESSOR IS
RUNNING,
INDICATOR
CHANGES FROM
GREEN TO RED AS
FILTER BECOMES
CLOGGED
COALESCING
FILTER
ELEMENT
GASKET

COALESCING
FILTER
ELEMENT

Annually:
Open service valve to
drain water buildup in
receiver tank. Drain
more frequently in very
humid environments.
Periodically:
Check moisture indicator. Annually:
Blue: System dryer OK. Test air safety valve by
Pink: Marginal life, or compressor is pulling on ring. Valve stem
overcycled. should move freely. If not,
White: Dryer tank needs replacement. valve should be replaced.

Figure 7. Maintenance Procedures

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SECTION 5.0 TROUBLESHOOTING

Safety Warnings - Read Before Servicing

WARNING: COMPRESSOR MOTORS ARE THERMALLY PROTECTED WITH AN AUTOMATIC
RESET AND MAY START WITHOUT WARNING.

CAUTION: On dual and triple head units, never turn a compressor head on while another head is
running as the head may not start under back pressure. Allow the pressure switch to turn off the
compressor at 100 PSI, or disconnect the compressor main power supply, and allow line pressure to
completely relieve before turning remaining head on.

Symptom Possible Cause Suggested Solution

AirMax will Electrical problem ! Check main circuit breaker. Turn off “fully” then turn on “firmly”.
not run ! If circuit breaker tripped, measure voltage at line side of pressure switch
while compressor is running. The voltage for an AMD-2/4/6 should be 208-
230 VAC. The voltage range for AMD-2-115 is 104-115 VAC. Voltage
outside of this range may result in failure to start, circuit breaker tripping,
overheating and compressor damage. Install a buck or boost transformer
as required.
! Check for excessive circuit lengths, as they can cause voltage drop during
compressor operation.
! On AMD-4 and AMD-6: Isolate each head by turning off one motor at a
time. If each compressor head runs with the others turned off, but do not
run together, the voltage is too low. A boost transformer is required.
! On AMD-6: Check fuse at compressor electrical control box.
! On AMD-6: Momentarily press in the center button of the contactor (inside
electrical box). If compressor runs: Check the transformer output at the
yellow and brown wires. If voltage is not approximately 24 volts, replace
transformer. If voltage is 24 volts, replace contactor. Do not “jam”
contactor button.
! Check all electrical connections.
! If using remote control: Disconnect red and white wires at compressor
electrical box from the remote control wires and twist together to bypass
switch. If compressor runs, replace remote switch or inspect remote control
wiring.
! If not using remote control: Make sure the red and white wires at the
compressor electrical box are securely twisted together.

Overheating problem. ! See safety warnings above

Thermal protectors are ! Check that installation site is properly vented and, if necessary, air
activated. conditioned to prevent ambient temperature from exceeding 104°F/40°C.
! Check if air intake filters are clogged.
! Verify that the compressor is properly sized for the number of users at the
installation site (see Section 2.2).
! Check for leaks within compressor and piping system causing compressor
to overcycle.

Compressor Capacitor/Relay unit ! Replace capacitor/relay unit.

head does not failure
start, makes
humming
noise

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TROUBLESHOOTING cont.
Symptom Possible Cause
One compressor head Motor switch failure
does not start on dual
unit
Compressor cycles with Receiver tank check valve
no air being used leaking
Leak in compressor or
piping system
Compressor runs but will Clogged air intake filters
not pressurize to 100 psi
Solenoid purge valve is not
closed when compressor is
running
Solenoid purge valve Solenoid valve port or
does not discharge air coalescing filter collection
when compressor shuts bowl port clogged
off
Solenoid valve
malfunction; stuck in
closed position
Moisture indicator is pink Drying system not
or operating properly
Water in handpieces
Desiccant contaminated
Compressor is over cycled,
preventing drying system
from regenerating properly
Oil in air line Compressor heads may be
worn internally.
Compressor heads
overheating, causing oil to
thin.
Next
Suggested Solution
! Check that motor switch is in the “ON” position
! Check motor switch. Cycle off and on (for dual head
units, make sure other head is off during this test - see
caution at head of Troubleshooting section).
! Clean or replace check valve. CAUTION: Before
disassembling or removing check valve, close
receiver tank outlet valve and open tank drain valve to
relieve compressor air pressure.
! Check for leaks by allowing the compressor to reach 100
psi and shut down. Close the receiver tank outlet valve to
isolate compressor from piping system. Do not use any
air from piping system for several minutes. If the pressure
gauge continues to drop while outlet valve is closed, the
leak is within the compressor. If the pressure gauge
maintains the same reading, but drops after opening the
outlet valve, the leak is in the piping system. NOTE: The
pressure gauge drops a few psi each time the compressor
turns off at 100 psi.
! Replace air intake filters per section 4.2.
! Check wire connections to solenoid purge valve.
! Replace solenoid valve. NOTE: The solenoid purge valve
is normally open (closed when the compressor runs).
! Clean ports.
! Check all wiring connections to solenoid valve.
! Replace solenoid valve.
! Check flow indicator on top of coalescing filter. If green
while compressor is running, the filter element is OK. If
red while compressor is running, the filter is saturated or
deteriorated and must be replaced. After replacing, run
unit for a few days. If water is still present, replace
desiccant tank.
! Replace desiccant tank.
! Check for leaks within compressor and piping system
causing compressor to overcycle.
! Compressor is undersized (see Unit Selection Guide,
Section 2.2). Upgrade to larger compressor.
! Replace head(s) and coalescing filter element.
! Compressor may be overcycled. Check for system leaks,
or for undersized system (see Unit Selection Guide,
Section 2.2).
! Check ambient temperature of equipment room and add
ventilation if required (see section 3.1).
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SECTION 6.0 WIRING DIAGRAMS

WHT 14
SOLENOID

GRN 14
BLK 14
VALVE

BLACK
1 2 CAP
HONEYWELL RED &
RELAY RELAY
NO. R847A1028
C YELLOW

S
R

L2 L1 3 4
VIOLET 14

ORANGE 14

GREEN 14
WHT 14

WHT 14
BLK 14

BLK 14
GRN 14

GRN 14
L2

WHT 14
T2

T1

BLK 14 L1

PRESSURE
SWITCH

DEDICATED SUPPLY
220 VAC

Figure 8. AMD-2-115 Wiring Diagram

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GRN 14
RED 14
BLK 14
SOLENOID
VALVE

BLACK
1 2 CAP
HONEYWELL RED &
RELAY RELAY
NO. R847A1036
C YELLOW

S
R

L2 L1 3 4
VIOLET 14

ORANGE 14

GREEN 14
RED 14

RED 14
BLK 14

BLK 14
GRN 14

GRN 14
L2

RED 14
T2

T1

BLK 14 L1

PRESSURE
SWITCH

DEDICATED SUPPLY
220 VAC

Figure 9. AMD-2 Wiring Diagram

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BLACK BLACK
CAP CAP
1 2 & 1 2 &
RED RED
MOTOR RELAY MOTOR RELAY
NO. 1 YELLOW NO. 2 YELLOW
C C

S S
R R
ORANGE 14

ORANGE 14
VIOLET 14

VIOLET 14
GREEN 14

GREEN 14
HONEYWELL
RELAY
NO. R847A1036
ORANGE 14

ORANGE 14
VIOLET 14

VIOLET 14

L2 L1 3 4

12
D
RE
RED 12

RED 12
BLK 12

BLK 12

12
K
LEFT RIGHT BL
GRN 12

SOLENOID
SWITCH SWITCH VALVE
BLK 12

RED 12
RED 12

BLK 12

GRN 12
L2
RED 12
T2 RED 12

T1 BLK 12

BLK 12 L1

PRESSURE
SWITCH

DEDICATED SUPPLY
220 VAC

Figure 10. AMD-4 Wiring Diagram

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WIRING DIAGRAMS cont.

BLACK BLACK BLACK

2 CAP 2 CAP 2 CAP
1 RED & 1 RED & 1 RED &
MOTOR RELAY MOTOR RELAY MOTOR RELAY
NO. 1 C YELLOW NO. 2 C YELLOW NO. 3 C YELLOW

S S S
R R R

ORANGE 14
VIOLET 14

ORANGE 14
GREEN 14
VIOLET 14

ORANGE 14

VIOLET 14
GREEN 14

GREEN 14
SOLENOID
ORANGE 14

ORANGE 14

ORANGE 14
VALVE
VIOLET 14

VIOLET 14

VIOLET 14

RED 12
BLK 12
SWITCH SWITCH SWITCH BLU
NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3
WHT
FUSE
YEL 3/4 A RED
RED 12 RED 12
XFMR
BLK 12 BLK 12
BRN

BLU
RED
BLK
A2

A2

WHT
T3 14
L1 L2 L3 13
CONTACTOR
BRN

L1
T1 T2
A1

L2 ELECTRICAL
BOX
RED 10

BLK 10
GRN 10

RED 10

BLK 10

BLK 10

RED 10
GRN 10

RED 10
L2

T2

T1

L1 BLK 10

PRESSURE
SWITCH L2 L1
DEDICATED SUPPLY
220 VAC

Figure 11. AMD-6 Wiring Diagram

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SECTION 7.0 REPLACEMENT PARTS

The AirMax AMD Series Compressor parts identified below may be ordered by an authorized dealer from Matrx
by contacting: Customer Service, 800-847-1000 or 716-662-6650

1 24

23
3

4
22

5
21

20

19

14

29

17

15
16

8 9 10 11 12 13 18

26 25

27
29

28

AMD-6 Electrical Control

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AMD-2-115 AMD-2 AMD-4 AMD-6

Single Head Single Head Dual Head Triple Head
Item Part Description 208/230V 50/60 Hz 208/230V 50/60 Hz 208/230V 50/60 Hz
115V 60HZ
p/n 77000974 p/n 77000975 p/n 77000976 p/n 77000977
1 Compressor Head 77001366 77001367 77001367 77001367
2 Head Gasket 77001441 77001441 77001441 77001441
3 PVC Hose, 5/8 ID X .906 OD (Specify Length) 02090701 02090701 02090701 02090701
4 Oil Fill Cap 77005088 77005088 77005088 77005088
5 Sight Glass Kit 77000812 77000812 77000812 77000812
6 Air Filter Element 77007079 (3 Req’d) 77007079 (3 Req’d) 77007079 (3 Req’d) 77007079 (4 Req’d)
7 Circuit Board, Low Voltage Control 77001369 77001368 77001368 -
8 Leveler Feet 77001374 77001374 77001374 77001374
9 Pressure Switch 77005143 77005143 77005143 77005143
10 Outlet Valve, 1/2 NPT 10378600 10378600 10378600 10378600
11 Humidity Indicator 77005140 77005140 77005140 77005140
12 Solenoid Valve Assembly 77001571 77001572 77001570 77001570
13 Drain Valve, 1/4 NPT 61301100 61301100 61301100 61301100
14 Coalescing Filter Assembly 77005010 77005010 77005010 77005010
15 Coalescing Filter Element 77005005 77005005 77005005 77005005
16 Coalescing Filter Bowl W/ O-ring 65960500 65960500 65960500 65960500
17 Coalescing Filter O-ring 10457400 10457400 10457400 10457400
18 Filter Bowl Fitting Kit 77000871 77000871 77000871 77000871
19 Coalescing Filter Viewpiece 77002134 77002134 77002134 77002134
20 Air Safety Valve 77005020 77005020 77005020 77005020
21 Check Valve, Receiver Tank 65959100 65959100 65959100 65959100
22 Pressure Gauge 77005012 77005012 77005012 77005012
23 Desiccant Tank 77000564 77000564 77000565 77000566
24 Capacitor & Relay Assembly 77001345 77001346 77001346 77001346
25 Pad, Oil Absorbant 002-1835-00 002-1835-00 002-1835-00 002-1835-00
26 Fuse, 3/4 Amp Slow Blow - - - 77001402
27 Transformer - - - 77001452
28 Contactor - - - 62899901
29 Motor Switch 77001130 77001130 77001130 77001130
NS Outlet Hose Assembly, 1/2 NPT, 6 Ft. Long 77001391 77001391 77001391 77001391
NS Oil, Compressor, (4) 1-quart Bottles 77000953 77000953 77000953 77000953
NS Check Valve, Purge 77005032 77005032 77005032 77005032
NS Check Valve, Head - - 77005023 77005023

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SECTION 8.0 SERVICE & WARRANTY

All repairs unless otherwise specified should be by persons other than Matrx; (3) not installed in strict
performed by an authorized service representative. compliance with applicable codes, instructions and
ordinances or (4) not installed by Matrx or an
authorized Matrx dealer.

Service UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL MATRX BE

Call 1-800-Midmark (1-800-643-6275) for Customer LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
Service or Technical Support. DAMAGES AS THOSE TERMS ARE DEFINED IN THE
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE.

Warranty
This warranty is given in lieu of all other warranties,
expressed or implied, of merchantability, fitness for a
particular purpose or otherwise.

No statement or claim about the product by any

employee, agent, representative or dealer of Matrx
shall constitute a warranty by Matrx or give rise to any
liability or obligation of Matrx.

Subject to the next sentences, Matrx warrants that

each product be free from defects in workmanship and
materials, under normal use and with appropriate
maintenance, for the time listed below, commencing
from the date of delivery to the customer.

AirMax AMD Compressor: 2 years

Matrx’s obligations for breach of this warranty, or for

negligence or otherwise shall be strictly and
exclusively limited to repair or replacement of the
product. This warranty shall be void on a product in
which the serial number has been altered, defaced or
removed.

Matrx shall not be liable for any damage, injury or loss

arising out of the use of the product, whether as a
result of a defect of the product or otherwise, if prior to
such damage, injury or loss, the product was (1)
damaged or misused; (2) repaired, altered or modified

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