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leaky pnuematics????

Posted by Tim Gates at 03/14/2001 6:50 PM EST


Engineer on team #288, RoboDawgs, from Grandville High School and X-Rite/Delphi.



When chasing around your fittings because you can not understand why your compressor keeps cycling on and off, plug your exhaust ports before you start tightning fittings. The cylinder piston seals are not perfect and some air can leak by from the pressure side to the exhaust side. These single solenoid valves connect the exhaust ports to one end of the cylinder all the time. If your exhaust ports are plugged and you can see a visible drop in your volume tank pressure, get out the check leak (or a spray bottle of soap and water) and start looking. Don't overlook the pressure relief valve that comes attached to the compressor.


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