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Topic: Re: Calling compressor repairmen
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| Stephen Newell
12-04-2012 03:01:55
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Try running it again and see if it stops at 100lbs again. The problem could only be the pressure switch. It controls what pressure level it turns on and off. At 5 hp. make sure you replace it with a heavy duty pressure switch or the new one will only last about two weeks. You can't get one at Granger. The last one I bought I got off ebay.
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| Keith Molden
12-04-2012 05:35:55
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Re: Calling compressor repairmen in reply to Stephen Newell, 12-04-2012 03:01:55
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| It's not shutting off @ 100, it continues to run & doesn't build up any more pressure. Thanks to all of you. I've got a call into the Ingersol Rand office in St. Albins, WV to get a price on new reeds. Keith
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| Stephen Newell
12-04-2012 06:17:31
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Re: Calling compressor repairmen in reply to Keith Molden, 12-04-2012 05:35:55
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|    Sorry, I misunderstood your post. The problem could be the compression rings but being only 7 years old I would expect the problem is some dirt has gotten under one or both flapper valves (#36)in the compressor pump. Sometimes you can just take them out and clean them. This illustration is from my 20 year old Ingersoll-Rand T30 compressor.
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| Dusty MI
12-04-2012 04:19:27
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Re: Calling compressor repairmen in reply to Stephen Newell, 12-04-2012 03:01:55
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Or if it is the pressure switch, put a motor starter on it with the new pressure switch. If you do put on a motor starter the new pressure switch will not have to be heavy duty.
Dusty
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