Oasser Manuals & User Guides

Oasser is a consumer electronics and automotive accessory brand encompassing a diverse range of practical tools designed for vehicle maintenance and DIY projects. Owned by Sogoode Computer System Co., Ltd., the brand has established a presence in international markets via online retail channels.

Oasser is best known for its portable tire inflators and cordless air compressors, which provide convenient solutions for maintaining tire pressure on cars, motorcycles, and bicycles. In addition to automotive tools, the Oasser product lineup includes precision airbrush kits for hobbyists, digital breathalyzers for personal safety, and various car interior accessories. The brand focuses on delivering user-friendly, battery-operated devices that emphasize portability and ease of use.

• How do I change the pressure unit on my Oasser tire inflator?

  Typically, you can cycle through pressure units (PSI, BAR, KPA, KG/CM²) by long-pressing the mode button or pressing the power button repeatedly, depending on the specific model.

• Why does the air compressor get hot during use?

  Compact air compressors generate significant heat during operation. It is normal for the hose and unit to feel hot. Oasser recommends letting the device cool down for 5–10 minutes after every 8–10 minutes of continuous use to prevent overheating.

• Can I use my Oasser inflator on large truck tires?

  No, most Oasser portable inflators are designed for cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and balls. They are generally not suitable for large truck tires, heavy-duty vehicles, or high-volume low-pressure items like large inflatable pools.

• How often should I charge the battery if I am not using the device?

  To maintain battery health, it is recommended to charge your Oasser device at least once every 3 months, even if it is not being used.

• Where can I get support for my Oasser product?

  You can contact Oasser customer service via email at service@oasser.net, or regional emails such as support-us@oasser.net for US inquiries.