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Re: Our pump has problems!
I would try disconnecting the entire circuit after your pressure gage and pressure switch. Once you have done this plug the open end. If you are using tubing, a t-fitting with two ends connected with a single loop of tube works well as a plug.
Try your compressor using this setup. This will help determine whether your problem is a leak or actually with the compressor. For instance, if the pressure goes up to 120 in this situation, you would know that you had a leak somewhere. If the pressure still stops at 75 psi then you need to start looking at your compressor. Hope this helps. |
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Re: Our pump has problems!
make sure are your components are running in the correct direction especially the regulators....(hint: turn them upside down there is normally an arrow indicating the path air will flow)
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