209322824-Msf-300-Air-Compressor 2

AIR COMPRESSOR MANUAL MSF-300
FOR OPERATING & MAINTENANCE Rev.06
MSL COMPRESSOR Co., Ltd.

HEAD OFFICE : TEL. 82 31 541 7000 FAX. 82 31 542 2999
HOME : http://www.mslcomp.com
WARNING
Thank you for purchasing this product.
For maximum performance and safety, please read and refer to the following
instructions.
Please keep this reading material accessible to the operator in charge of the
equipment.
Safety Precautions
Please refer to the Safety Precautions and use accordingly. The precautions specifically
mentioned in this reading material are of great importance concerning safety, so please
follow as noted. The dangers of misuse are divided into three categories.
󰏗DANGER : Ignoring this notice may result in death and/or fatal injury and can face
extreme danger.
󰏗WARNING : Ignoring this notice may result in death and/or fatal injury.
󰏗CAUTION : Ignoring this notice may result in injury and damage to property.
1. Product Guarantee and Service
Our company guarantees the performance of all products for one calendar year
from the date of purchase. Our guarantee pertains to the full understanding of the
instructions, transport, and installation of the product. We offer full service to
support the quality of the product as noted in the instructional manual. Parts for
repair and/or replacement covered by the guarantee period is exclusively supplied
by msl compressor The consumer will be responsible for all shipping
costs involved with parts for repair and/or replacement.
Any inquiries concerning repair and replacement can be directed to
msl compressor operations department.
MSL COMPRESSOR Service Center (Operations Department): 82 31 541 7000

2. Safety Precautions
󰏗 CAUTION
￭ Use only tanks that have been inspected, and never pass the pressure limit as
noted on the tank.
￭ Do not use contaminated gases. Do not use in an area with heavy dust.
￭ When not in use, keep in an open area.
￭ Filter should be replaced regularly as noted in the instruction manual.
(Important: Refer to filter replacement instructions prior to replacement)
￭ Do not inject oil or fuels during use.
￭ To prevent overheating, cool equipment 30 minutes after starting use.
￭ User should master instructions and safety precautions in this manual prior to
￭ using the equipment.
￭ Installation area needs to be free of chemicals and debris.
￭ Installation surface needs to be free of erosion.
￭ Install in an area with open air flow and minimal exposure to weather conditions.
3. WARNING
󰏗 WARNING
￭ Owner of the equipment should always emphasize precaution to the operator.
￭ Accidents should be avoided through careful observation of abnormalities such
as irregular noise from the equipment.
￭ Equipment parts should not be altered or relocated in any form.
￭ Failure to use recommended parts may result in accidents.
￭ Do not remove or alter safety stickers or safety valves.
￭ Always examine equipment for missing and irregular parts.
￭ Notify us in the event of any discovery of defects, after posting a sign alerting
the equipment out of order.
￭ Machinery should always be operated in right lighting. Lighting too bright or too
dark may lead to accidents in operating the equipment.
￭ Always check the status of oil and need for changing of oil.
￭ Always check the power supply current for the equipment.
4. DANGER
󰏗 DANGER
￭ Do not touch the equipment during operation.

￭ Do not use flammable cleaners during maintenance.
￭ Do not climb the equipment.
￭ Operators should always weara safety suit, gloves, headwear, and other items
for safety. Jewelry should not be worn during operation.
￭ Equipment should be installed on a level and flat surface.
5. SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND INDICATORS
◩ SAFETY EQUIPMENT
▪ Safety Valve ▪ Pressure Switch
▪ Electrical Overload Meter ▪ Pressure Gauge
▪ Safety Fully Net
▪ Automatic water drain
◩ SAFETY INDICATORS
No INDICATOR
1 Overheat
2 Electrical Shock
3 Warning
4 Ear Protection Required
5 Clear hands from V-belt
6 Refer to manual, oil needed.
7 Operation temperature limit.
8 Drain
9 Horizontal Placed
6. OTHER DANGERS.
￭ Possible oil/gas mixture release in the event of an oil leak.

￭ Possible electrical shock from water and humidity.
￭ Possible accidents from operating the equipment not in accordance to the
instructions.
￭ Possible high decibel noise.
￭ Possible fire hazards in haphazard handling of fuels.
￭ Possible drive belt friction.
￭ Possible erosion near the cooling fan.
￭ Possible injury from a missing valve in the course of compression
M SL COM PR ESSOR AIR COMPRESSOR MANUAL
◩ TABLE OF CONTENTS
page no.
1. Safety principles....................................................... 2
2. The regulation of safety prior to operation................. 2
3. Technical Data.......................................................... 4
4. Applied model........................................................... 5
5. Installation ............................................................... 6
6. Operation.................................................................. 6
7. Maintenance.............................................................. 9
8. Troubleshooting........................................................ 15
9. Preventive Maintenance............................................. 16
◩ APPENDIX (PART LIST)
-. PART LIST
-. AIR FLOW DIAGRAM
-. ELECTRIC DIAGRAM
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1. Safety Principles
1-1 General
￭ The user must observe safety principles to prevent accident during operation.
￭ The user must pay attention to preventive maintenance table to prevent accident.
1-2 Safety Principles

￭ This machine is designed and constructed for only breathing air compressor so, user
have not to use for other purposes.
￭ Only skilled-person can access to the machine during operation.
￭ Machine operation can be stopped by pressing switch stop in danger situations.
￭ The main power supply must always disconnected after operation.
￭ The power transmission belt guards should not be opened except checking
main power supply.
2. The regulation of safety prior to operation
2-1 The breathing air compressor generated so much heat that the user have to
avoid a direct ray of light.
2-2 To prevent machine damage by particles and dusts, you must avoid unclean area.
2-3 Can be supplied enough power after confirming voltage and electric current.
2-4 Use standard lubrication oil recommended by manufacturer and changes oil
periodically.
2-5 Pay attention not to flow in water to the air intake port.
2-6 Periodically, the user drain condensation water not to impede air flow.
2-7 Do not adjust pressure regulator without manufacturer's agreement.
2-8 Use air filter recommended by manufacturer.
2-9 Use air filter recommended by manufacturer.
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◩ Manufacturer
▪ Company : MSL COMPRESSOR Co., Ltd.
▪ Address : #553, Seolun-dong, Pocheon-si, Kyonggi-do,
487-030, KOREA
TEL. 82 31 541 7000, FAX. 82 31 542 2999
◩ Preparation before use

▪ Be desirable to use the quantity of BOTTLE, recommended from manufacturer.
▪ Observe the operating and relaxing time of the machine.
▪ Do the test working more five minutes in winter or after keeping it for a long time.
▪ In case of abnormal operating, directly call the manufacturer.
◩ Safety Device
▪ Pressure switch : Set the pressure and Can stop the compressor in the
automatically setted pressure when the air is filled up.
▪ Overload Relay : Inform the user of overload situation.
▪ Safety valve : Inform the user of abnormal operating.
▪ Safety Guard : Protect the machine from an obstacle.
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3. TECHNICAL DATA
MODEL NO. MSF-300

DELIVERY (ℓ/min.) 150
OPERATING PRESSURE (㎏/㎠) 200
SAFETY VALVE SETTING PRESSURE (㎏/㎠) 220
PRESSURE SWITCH SETTING PRESSURE (㎏/㎠) 200
SIZE (mm) L890 x W490 x H460
WEIGHT (㎏) 96.5
COMPRESSOR SPECIFICATION
NUMBER OF STAGES 3
NUMBER OF CYLINDERS 3
CYLINDER BORE 1 STAGE (mm) 65
PISTON STROKE 26
SPEED (rpm) 1750
INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE 1 STAGE (㎏/㎠) 7
INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE 2 STAGE (㎏/㎠) 40
COMPRESSOR BLOCK OIL CAPACITY (ℓ) 0.8
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (℃) 5 ∼ 45
PERMISSIBLE INCLINATION OF COMPRESSOR (℃) 5
BELT SIZE (inch) A-47
PULLEY SIZE (inch) 7
MOTOR SPECIFICATION
POWER (HP(kW)) 3(2.55)
SPEED (rpm) 3480
PULLEY SIZE (inch) 3.5
※ Free air delivered at bottle filling 0 to 300㎏/㎠ ±5%
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4. Applied MODEL
1. SUCTION FILTER
2. CONTROL BOX
3. START S/W
4. PRESSURE S/W
5. OIL DRAIN
6. WHEEL
7. OIL GAUGE
8. ON/OFF S/W
9. AIR CLEANING FILTER
10. MOTOR
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5. Installation
5-1 Installation area

▪ be well-ventilated.
▪ keep out of the sun, snow and rain.
▪ The place having a little effect on the weather.
▪ The flat ground.
5-2 Requirements for Environmental condition
▪ No erosion.
▪ No the inflammables.
▪ No explosive gas.
▪ Clean area.
▪ No an interference around the COMPRESSOR.
5-3 Install Base
▪ Be far at least 500mm from a wall for the COOLING & MAINTENANCE of COMPRESSOR.
▪ Install the SUCTION FILTER in the outside.
▪ Install the engine ventilation opening and suction filter to be the maximum distance.
6. Operating
6-1 The user position of the COMPRESSOR

▪ Be located near the STOP SWITCH of COMPRESSOR
6-2 The check condition of a trial run
▪ Check the electric current complied with the electrical specifications of motor.
▪ Check the hindrance around rotating area.
▪ Check the oil capacity.
▪ Check the filter location if it is keep out of the sun, snow and rain or not.
▪ Check the tightness of bolt and the leakage of air
▪ Check the tension of BELT.
▪ Be well acquainted with preventive maintenance check list.
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6-3 Operating Procedure

▪ Connect plug to receptacle or connect power conductor to load side of power
disconnecting device of power supply and turn the power disconnecting device
witch "ON".
▪ Connect power conductor L1, L2 and L3 to the terminal of NFB'S line side and
check whether compressor turns in accordance with an arrow direction or not. If it's
not, interchanges conduct L2 and L3 and try again(check the phase sequence).
Electric power is supplied with "on" of NFB(None Fused Breaker)
(If a compressor power is over 5HP then red light turns on.)
▪ Combine by turning the connector of inlet hose.
FOR 150,200Kg/㎠ METHOD FOR 300Kg/㎠
CONNECT
DISCHARGE
VALVE AND AIR
TANK
OPEN THE
DISCHARGE VALVE
(CCW)
LOCK THE
VENTING
VALVE (CW)
※CAUTION :
DO NOT FASTEN
TIGHTLY
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▪ Turn on the DISCHARGE VALVE of compressed air.

▪ Turn off the VENTING VALVE by turning to "CW" direction.
(Be careful of the damage of packing and air leakage)
▪ If you select the pressure level according to user's equipment and illuminated
push button switch automatically turns on at the selected level.
▪ If the illuminated push button is pressed at properly selected level then the
compressor can start.
▪ If air tank is filled up by selected pressure level, the motor will be turn off
and condensing water will be drained automatically.(Option)
▪ Turn off the pressure selector switch.
▪ Turn off(close) the air tank DISCHARGE VALVE.
▪ Drain the residual compressed air by turning VENTING VALVE.
(Caution : Prior to disconnecting of compressed air supply connector(valve),
residual compressed air in the supplying line must be vented out.)
▪ To disconnect compressed air supply connector from air tank,
Turn the compressed air supply connecting valve to "CCW" direction.
▪ When fill-up operation is completed, turn the main power supply to"off" position.
and drain the condensing water by opening the hand-operated valve below filter.
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7. Maintenance
7-1 Check OIL

▪ Check the Oil status before starting a
machine
▪ pour the Oil when it is needed l after
checking oil status
OIL TYPE BREATHING AIR COMPRESSOR OIL
7-2 AIR SUCTION FILTER

▪ Install the suction filter on the outside.
▪ Filter the dust of air.
▪ Use the ELEMENT after cleaning when it is
dirty.
▪ exchange ELEMENT when it is impossible to use.
▪ Using the soiled filter is not good for performance,
power consumption and durability. SUCTION FILTER
7-3 DRAIN VALVE

▪ Extract the water by opening the drain valve when job is finished.
▪ AUTO DRAIN VALVE is automatically opened when the COMPRESSOR is stoped.
▪ AUTO DRAIN VALVE isn't worked, on condition of having a some trouble in the
SOLENOID VALVE.
▪ Be required spacial attention in winter.
- Be careful of damaging the COMPRESSOR BODY and LINE by the frozen air line.
- Use the hot stove to melt the frozen DRAIN VALVE.
- Always operate the ELECTRIC HEATER(Option) in wintertime if there is needed.
7-4 PRESSURE GAUGE

▪ AIR PRESSURE GAUGE denotes the pressure of air serviced and OIL PRESSURE
GAUGE denotes that of LUBRICATION OIL.
▪ PRESSURE GAUGE is required of special attention for a shock not to smash.
▪ Immediately exchange on condition of being damaged.
▪ Exchange PRESSURE GAUGE to certified one.
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7-5 SAFETY VALVE

▪ SAFETY VALVE protects the machine for the higher pressure than settled pressure
▪ Must be careful of the safety valve.
▪ Must be careful of the enclosed SAFETY VALVE.
▪ Immediately exchange the damaged SAFETY VALVE.
▪ In case of changing for a safety valve, you must contact with a manufacturer.
▪ Do not touch SAFETY VALVE without manufacturer's authorization.
▪ Only skilled engineer can regulate safety valve's setting pressure.
(Caution : Never exceed over 110% of rated pressure)
SAFETY VALVE TYPE-I

▪ High pressure setting
Turn the ① PRESSURE ADJUST SCREW to "CW"
after loosening the② LOCK NUT.
Turn the ② LOCK NUT to "CW",after setting
the pressure ,watching the Pressure gauge.
▪ Low pressure setting

Turn the ① PRESSURE ADJUST SCREW to"CCW"
after loosening the ② LOCK NUT.
Turn the ② LOCK NUT to"CW" ,after setting
the pressure ,watching the pressure gauge.
FIG.4 SAFETY VALVE
TYPE-I
SAFETY VALVE TYPE-Ⅱ

▪ High pressure setting
Turn the ① PRESSURE ADJUST SCREW to"CW"
Turn the ② LOCK NUT to"CW" after adjusting
the pressure, watching the pressure gauge.
▪ Low pressure setting

Turn the ① PRESSURE ADJUST SCREW to "CCW"
Turn the ② LOCK NUT to"CW" after adjusting
the pressure ,watching the pressure gauge.
FIG.5 TYPE-Ⅱ
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7-6 Other safety Device

▪ PRESSURE SWITCH
Can stop running of compressor in case of over pressured situation.
CCW ◩ PRESSURE UP : CW (CLOCKWISE)

CW ◩ PRESSURE DOWN : CCW (COUNTER CLOCKWISE)
FIG.6 PRESSURE S/W
▪ THERMAL RELAY
- In case of the motor's being stopped by overload, settle the problem and
press the reset bar then relay will run because relay is standardized by the reset
method of hand-operated
- Check the screw and Fasten it per 4 months.
- Clean electromagnetic contact surface per 4 months to remove the reason of noise.
- Adjust control circuits voltage to rated voltage of operating coil as exactly as
possible.
7-7 MOTOR
▪ Checking points
- Check if the motor shaft can smoothly rotate by the hand or not.
- Check The Belt tension and specifications in case of exchanging it.
- Check if the power supply(Voltage, Frequency, Phase)is conform to name plate.
- Power connections are performed after verifying the conformity with that of
name plate.
▪ Check during Operation
- The operating current of continually used motor must be lower than marked
(name plate) current If the operating current is higher than marked current,
check the motor.
- In order to check the rotation direction and wiring, operate motor under no
loading.
- If the rotating direction is reversed, interchange two lines among three lines
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7-8 AIR CLEANING FILTER

▪ Compressed air is purified by filter, so you must change filter per every 50 hours.
▪ The filter is consist of three small size (1, 2, 3 step filtering) or big one size
(1 step filtering).
▪ In case of the filter of small sizes, change
"A" and "B" step filter with new one and
one step filter can be reused by cleaning.
▪ Change filter
- Turn the filter case to "CCW" with supplied
filter opener and resolve it.
- Change new one after cleaning the inner space.
- Carefully turn the filter case to "CW" not to
damage the o-ring .
FIG.7 AIR CLEANING
FILTER
① ➡ ② ➡ ③ ➡ ④ ➡ ⑤
7-9 Checking items after operation

▪ Must open the drain valve after compressing operation to drain compressed water.
▪ Compressor heated is needed for changing compressor oil
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7-10 Ambient conditions for preservation

▪ Operate compressor at least 10 minutes per a week because Compressor's not
running for a long time causes a failure of the machine,
▪ Keep the compressor being covered indoor where is dry and clean.
▪ Always clean the COMPRESSOR.
▪ Check the compressor periodically with maintenance table or decrease of life time
and bad performance will be caused.
▪ In case of keeping of COMPRESSOR in damp condition for a long time, it needs
unloaded rotation to get compressor oil into the cylinder after removing of the filter.
▪ A compressor installed with "UNLOAD EQUIPMENT" needs oil lubrication after
removing of connection nipple.
7-11 V-belt tension

▪ Readjust new V-belt after the first 25 operating hours.
▪ The best tension for a belt drive is the lowest possible, where the belt under
full load does not slip.
▪ A rough value for this is when the belt deflects 10 ㎜ when pressed with thumb
pressure between the two pulleys.
FIG.8 BELT TENSION
10 mm
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7-12 Torque sequence

▪ Lighten valve head and cylinder bolts/nuts equally in the sequence shown in
figuration.
FIG.9 TORQUE SEQUENCE
7-13 Tightening torque values

▪ Unless otherwise specified in text, the following torque values apply.
▪ All valve head screws require torque wrench tightening.
▪ The indicated torque values are valid for bolts in greased condition.
▪ Replace self-retaining nuts on reassembly.
BOLT TYPE BOLT SIZE MAX. TORQUE

HEXAGON BOLT M6 10 Nm
7-14 CLEAN SEPARATOR

Remove and clean sintered filter element as follows or exchange it if completely
clogged.
▪ Remove piping connected to filter head. Remove filter head along with sintered
filter element.
▪ Remove centre screw, and separate sintered filter element, baffle and vortex
plate from the filter head.
▪ To clean filter element use hot soapy water and blow dry with compressed air
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8. Troubleshooting
Problem Reason Action

1.Burn out of cylinder * Service to manufacturer
No rotation and piston
1.Failure of vent * Change valve

valve
COMPRESSOR overheat 2.Obstructed suction * Clean and change of filter
filter
1.Failure of suction valve * Change valve

2.Air line leakage * Change the line with air leakage
Fill up time is too long 3.Failure of nipple * Check the nipple
4.Obstructed suction filter * Clean and change of suction filter
5.Failure of unload valve * Applied lubrication oil after removement of unload nipple
1.Worn down * Change parts

Abnormal noise 2.Shortage of oil * Supply oil
3.Obstructed suction filter * Check filter
1.A stoppage of electric * Check the incoming wire connection

current. * Check wire disconnection
No rotation of MOTOR 2.A break in a wire * Check the contact point
3.Failure of motor starter * Fasten the terminal screw
4.Bad contacting * Check switch
1.Overload * Check the rated current

2.Fluctuation of Suppling * Check the voltage and frequency
voltage and Frequency
Overheated motor 3.Over voltage and voltage
dips
4.Dad cooling * Clean the cooling area
Reverse rotation of 1.Main power supply * Check the 3phase sequence

motor connection error
1.Discharged battery * Fasten terminal screw fully

Can not start 2.Bad contact of electric * Check switch function
engine equipment
(In case of using 3.Failure of start motor * Check power cable
engine instead of 4.Bad contact * Change generator
motor) 5.Failure of generator * Refer to the engine manual
1.Unexpected protective * Check short-circuit
function(Turn-off) of NFB * Overload(Rating and setting of overcorrect protective
devices)
Electrical error 2.Malfunctioning of * Check power wire
pressure switch * Check air line
* Check selected pressure
* Change PRESSURE SWITCH
1.Malfunctioning of sol * Change SOLENOID VALVE
valve * Obstructed air line by ingress of solid bodies and liquids
(Clean the line)
* Check the line in the wintertime against rupture by freezing
Failure of auto
drain valve * Check the wiring
2.Malfunctioning of * Ingress of solid bodies and liquids(Clean up everything)
automatic drain valve * In the wintertime, obstructed air line by freezing
(Melt by Hot air gun)
* Check air line
Failure of safety 1.Ingress of external solid * Clean up the ingress of solid bodies and liquids
valve bodies and liquids * Change safety valve
1. Check the air line leakage

(Verify the air line leakage under main power off after
AIR condensation rise up air line pressure at 150 ㎏/㎠
time is too long 2. Check the air leak about drain during operating condition
If there air leakage detected, change SOLENOID VALVE
3. Check the third and fourth step head and pipe NIPPLE
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9. Preventive Maintenance
PERIOD
ACTION
TIME DAY WEEK MONT QUAR HALF YEAR 2
HOUR H -TER -YEAR YEAR
Clean and assembling condition
●
(each part of compressor)
Check CRANK CASE OIL ●
Check DRAIN VALVE ●
Check AIR leakage ●
Check PRESSURE GAUGE ●
Check PRESSURE Switch ●
Clean SUCTION FILTER ●
Check SAFETY VALVE ●
Check BELT tension ●
Change SUCTION FILTER ●
Check SUCTION & DISCHARGE VALVE ●
Check/Change OIL FILTER ELEMENT ●
Change CRANK CASE OIL 50 ●
Change DISCHARGE FILTER ELEMENT 50 ●
Check SEPARATOR ●
Clean SEPARATOR ●
Check piston ring ●
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P A R T L IS T
MODEL : MSF-300
MSL COMPRESSOR Co., Ltd.

HEAD OFFICE : TEL. 82 31 541 7000 FAX. 82 31 542 2999
HOME : http://www.mslcomp.com
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B. HEAD ASS'Y
B. HEAD ASS'Y
KEY No. PART No. DESCRIPTION (Q'ty) NOTE
01. B-300-A-001 CRANK CASE

02. B-300-A-002 OIL GAUGE
03. B-300-F-001 SNAP RING
04. B-300-A-003 CRANK SHAFT
05. B-300-A-004 KEY

06. 6306 BEARING
07. B-300-G-001 GASKET
08. B-300-A-005 BEARING COVER
09. B-300-A-006 OIL SEAL
10. 6305ZZ BEARING
11. B-300-A-007 PULLEY
12. B-300-B-001 WASHER
13. B-300-B-002 BOLT
14. B-300-A-008 1 STAGE CONNECTION ROD
15. B-300-A-009 1 STAGE PISTON
16. B-300-A-010 1 STAGE PISTON PIN
17. B-300-F-002 SNAP RING
18. B-300-H-001 1 STAGE PISTON RING SET
19. B-300-G-002 GASKET
20. B-300-A-011 1 STAGE CYLINDER
21. B-300-B-003 SPRING WASHER
22. B-300-B-004 BOLT
23. B-300-G-003 GASKET
24. B-300-A-012 1 STAGE SUCTION & DISCHARGE VALVE
25. B-300-B-005 BOLT

26. B-300-G-004 1 STAGE CYLINDER HEAD
26-1. B-300-G-004-1 BOLT
27. B-300-A-041 BOLT
28. B-300-A-042 GASKET
29. B-300-A-043 CAP NUT
B-B. HEAD ASS'Y

30. B-300-A-014 2 STAGE CONNECTION ROD

30-1. B-300-A-014-1 3 STAGE CONNECTION ROD
31. B-300-A-015 2,3 STAGE PISTON PIN
32-1 B-300-A-016-1 2 STAGE PISTON RING
33. B-300-G-005 GASKET
35. B-300-G-005 GASKET
36. B-300-H-004 2 STAGE S,D VALVE
37. B-300-A-018 2 STAGE CYLINDER HEAD
38. B-300-B-006 BOLT
40. B-300-G-006 GASKET
42. B-300-H-005 3 STAGE S,D VALVE
43. B-300-A-021 3 STAGE CYLINDER HEAD
45. B-300-B-008 BOLT
46. B-300-A-035 3 STAGE SPARE PISTON
47. B-300-A-036 2 STAGE SLEEVE
48. B-300-A-037 3 STAGE SLEEVE
49. HK3516 BEARING
50. HK1616B BEARING
51. B-300-A-038 2 STAGE VALVE BODY
52. B-300-A-039 3 STAGE VALVE BODY
53. B-300-A-040 SLEEVE HEAD GUARD
C. 1, 2 STAGE FILTER SETS

C. 1,2 STAGE FILTER SETS

01. B-300-A-028 BODY

02. B-300-A-029 1 STAGE FILTER DOWN CAP
03. B-300-F-005 O-RING
04. B-300-A-030 1 STAGE FILTER ELEMENT
05. B-300-H-015 1 STAGE FILTER ELEMENT SET
06. B-300-H-016 1 STAGE FILTER DOWN CAP SET
07. B-300-F-006 O-RING
08. B-300-B-017 ALLEN SCREW
09. B-300-B-018 WASHER
11. B-300-A-031 DRAIN VALVE
12. B-300-A-032 2 STAGE FILTER DOWN CAP
13. B-300-H-017 2 STAGE FILTER DOWN CAP SET
14. B-300-A-033 2 STAGE FILTER ELEMENT
15. B-300-H-018 2 STAGE FILTER ELEMENT SET
D. AIR COOLING SYSTEM

D. AIR COOLING SYSTEM

01. B-300-H-001 1 STAGE INTER COOLER SET 4

02. B-300-H-002 2 STAGE INTER COOLER SET 2
03. B-300-H-003 AFTER COOLER SET 2
04. B-300-H-004 AIR CONNECTING PIPE SET 4
05. B-300-H-005 CONNECTOR 7
08. B-300-B-008 SAFETY VALVE 1
09. B-300-B-009 CONNECTOR 1
E. SEPARATOR SET
E. SEPARATOR SET
01. B-300-A-023 BODY
02. B-300-A-024 SEPARATOR DOWN CAP
03. B-300-F-003 O-RING
04. B-300-H-013 SEPARATOR DOWN CAP SET
05. B-300-A-024 DRAIN VALVE
07. B-300-B-014 WASHER
09. B-300-A-025 BOTTOM COVER
10. B-300-A-026 BEADS
11. B-300-A-027 TOP COVER
12. B-300-F-004 SPRING
13. B-300-H-014 ELEMENT SET

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AIR COMPRESSOR MANUAL MSF-300

FOR OPERATING & MAINTENANCE Rev.06

MSL COMPRESSOR Co., Ltd.

1. Product Guarantee and Service

MSL COMPRESSOR Service Center (Operations Department): 82 31 541 7000

￭ Do not touch the equipment during operation.

5. SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND INDICATORS

4 Ear Protection Required

5 Clear hands from V-belt

6 Refer to manual, oil needed.

7 Operation temperature limit.

￭ Possible oil/gas mixture release in the event of an oil leak.

◩ APPENDIX (PART LIST)

1-2 Safety Principles

2. The regulation of safety prior to operation

◩ Preparation before use

MODEL NO. MSF-300

※ Free air delivered at bottle filling 0 to 300㎏/㎠ ±5%

5-1 Installation area

6-1 The user position of the COMPRESSOR

6-3 Operating Procedure

FOR 150,200Kg/㎠ METHOD FOR 300Kg/㎠

▪ Turn on the DISCHARGE VALVE of compressed air.

7-1 Check OIL

OIL TYPE BREATHING AIR COMPRESSOR OIL

7-2 AIR SUCTION FILTER

7-3 DRAIN VALVE

7-4 PRESSURE GAUGE

7-5 SAFETY VALVE

SAFETY VALVE TYPE-I

▪ Low pressure setting

SAFETY VALVE TYPE-Ⅱ

▪ Low pressure setting

7-6 Other safety Device

CCW ◩ PRESSURE UP : CW (CLOCKWISE)

FIG.6 PRESSURE S/W

7-8 AIR CLEANING FILTER

7-9 Checking items after operation

7-10 Ambient conditions for preservation

7-11 V-belt tension

FIG.8 BELT TENSION

7-12 Torque sequence

FIG.9 TORQUE SEQUENCE

7-13 Tightening torque values

BOLT TYPE BOLT SIZE MAX. TORQUE

7-14 CLEAN SEPARATOR

Problem Reason Action

1.Failure of vent * Change valve

1.Failure of suction valve * Change valve

1.Worn down * Change parts

1.A stoppage of electric * Check the incoming wire connection

1.Overload * Check the rated current

Reverse rotation of 1.Main power supply * Check the 3phase sequence

1.Discharged battery * Fasten terminal screw fully

1. Check the air line leakage

Check CRANK CASE OIL ●

Check DRAIN VALVE ●