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8 years 2 months ago #1817
by BigJoe
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Hi everyone
I bought a air compressor off a buddy of mine
Its a campbell hausfeld HL410100
So my problem is that when i reach my PSI the air just escapes tell the compressor comes back and same thing when it reaches its PSI and this goes on and on
I've tried shutting it of before it reaches its max but as soon as i turn the compressor off same thing the air is released
Now i'm a new home owner and have a basic of experince and want to know if anyone can help me out
Thanks in advance
Cheers
I bought a air compressor off a buddy of mine
Its a campbell hausfeld HL410100
So my problem is that when i reach my PSI the air just escapes tell the compressor comes back and same thing when it reaches its PSI and this goes on and on
I've tried shutting it of before it reaches its max but as soon as i turn the compressor off same thing the air is released
Now i'm a new home owner and have a basic of experince and want to know if anyone can help me out
Thanks in advance
Cheers
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8 years 2 months ago #1818
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Cheers BigJoe and thanks for posting.
Most likely you have a defective Check Valve in your main tank inlet. This is the most common problem with air compressors.
You can click on the below link to view a video and read a document on how to test your Check Valve to confirm this is the problem:
www.mastertoolrepair.com/how-to-test-check-valve-p-22524.html
Essentially, this one-way valve is stuck (by debris usually) open when the unit shuts off, so air in the tank is back-feeding through your air lines and leaking (typically from the small valve on the side of your on/off pressure switch, where a 1/4" air line attaches).
Try the above test and reply here with your findings.
If you can't clean the check valve or if you do and it doesn't fix the problem, then you'll need to replace it. For your model the part# is HL019400AV which sells at $26.79, located here:
www.mastertoolrepair.com/check-valve-hl019400av-p-20280.html
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Most likely you have a defective Check Valve in your main tank inlet. This is the most common problem with air compressors.
You can click on the below link to view a video and read a document on how to test your Check Valve to confirm this is the problem:
www.mastertoolrepair.com/how-to-test-check-valve-p-22524.html
Essentially, this one-way valve is stuck (by debris usually) open when the unit shuts off, so air in the tank is back-feeding through your air lines and leaking (typically from the small valve on the side of your on/off pressure switch, where a 1/4" air line attaches).
Try the above test and reply here with your findings.
If you can't clean the check valve or if you do and it doesn't fix the problem, then you'll need to replace it. For your model the part# is HL019400AV which sells at $26.79, located here:
www.mastertoolrepair.com/check-valve-hl019400av-p-20280.html
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