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Re: Air Compressor not turning off.

Do you have a gauge to check the pressure? If it is over 120 something is wrong. If you have a leak it might never get to 120. Or if you have a rediculous amount of storage it would take a while to reach full pressure.

Ours ran, filled up, and shut off just as it should

Edit: try another pressure switch or double check the connections on the pressure switch. If wires are shorted it will continue running. Look for loose strands at the PCM connections.
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