Porter-Cable N039112 Risk to Breathing Asphyxiation, What can happen How to prevent it

	• Restricting any of the com-			• Never place objects against
	pressor ventilation openings			or on top of compressor.
	will cause serious overheat-			• Operate compressor in an open
	ing and could cause fire.			area at least 12" (30.5 cm) away
				from any wall or obstruction that
				would restrict the flow of fresh air
				to the ventilation openings.
				• Operate compressor in a clean, dry
				well ventilated area. Do not operate unit
				in any confined area. Store indoors.
	• Unattended operation of this			• Always remain in attendance with
	product could result in per-			the product when it is operating.
	sonal injury or property dam-			• Always turn off and unplug
	age. To reduce the risk of fire,			unit when not in use.
	do not allow the compressor
	to operate unattended.
				HAZARD
			RISK TO BREATHING (Asphyxiation)
		What can happen		How to prevent it
• The compressed air directly				• Never use air obtained directly
	from your compressor is not			from the compressor to supply
	safe for breathing. The air			air for human consumption. The
	stream may contain carbon			compressor is not equipped with
	monoxide, toxic vapors,			suitable filters and in-line safety
	or solid particles from the			equipment for human consumption.
	air tank. Breathing these
	contaminants can cause
	serious injury or death.
• Exposure to chemicals in dust				• Work in an area with good cross
	created by power sanding,			ventilation. Read and follow the safety
	sawing, grinding, drilling,			instructions provided on the label or
	and other construction			safety data sheets for the materials
	activities may be harmful.			you are spraying. Always use certified
• Sprayed materials such as				safety equipment: NIOSH/OSHA
	paint, paint solvents, paint			respiratory protection or properly fit­
	remover, insecticides, weed			ting face mask designed for use
	killers, may contain harmful			with your specific application.
	vapors and poisons.

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