Black & Decker Asi300 (11 bar, 300 l)
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Black & Decker Asi300

11 bar, 300 l

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malbisser

3 years ago

Hello all I would like to inflate a bike with an SV valve using the ASI300. This works well with a DV/SV adapter. But when I put the ASI300 air hose on the DV/SV adapter, air escapes continuously, even if the air hose is now closed. Of course, less air escapes than is pumped through the ASI300, but the process takes longer. Is there perhaps a better adapter that seals better when used in the air hose? Any idea? Many thanks, malbisser

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thomas_marti1

3 years ago

Hello I also almost despaired and sweated more than when pumping by hand. In the end, I cut away the whole attachment at the front of the ASI300 hose and mounted this double-head adapter: (https://www.veloplus.ch/shop/ausruestung/pumpen/ersatzteile-adapter/giyo-ora-doppelkopfadapter-schraderpresta-33005178.001). It works perfectly now, I can still put the ball or air mattress tops on the new adapter.

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mariarufener

8 years ago

Can I inflate a SUP with it?

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gerber_j

8 years ago

I think not, it will take an awfully long time and you also need hearing protection. With a 17" car tyre it takes several minutes to go from 2.3 to 2.6 bar.

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Dominik1977

4 years ago

Hello I also bought one of these. I definitely expected more but it was ok for the price. I only have the problem that the pressure display is always at 0. I can set an upper pressure limit but since no pressure is displayed, the pump does not stop and pumps and pumps... In the manual I also find nothing more specific which indicates that I am missing something. Any experience? Thanks and greetings

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Xevian

4 years ago

Hello I bought the compressor a few years ago and am very satisfied. I have inflated everything, car tyres, bicycle tyres, motorbike tyres, football tyres and it has always worked perfectly. Just enter the pressure and wait until the device switches off and the pressure is exactly right. At the beginning I also thought that it would not switch off and that it was pumping too much, but the device switches off exactly at the entered pressure. I hope my experience has helped you, greetings.