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Our pump has problems!
Hi all,
We hooked up our pneumatic system to a cylinder following the basic setup. Our pump gauge only read until 75psi. The pump also was still on and didnt shut off. I think the switch kicks in at about 115 psi to shut the pump off. anybody else had problems getting the air tanks to reach 115psi? We checked all of our hoses and their was no apparent leak. Also, can you adjust the switch to shut off the tank at 75psi? If so, how? is it done through the code? Aloha!!! |
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