Sorry if this is not posted in the right place, will remove if necessary. Been running this Quincy for about 3.5yrs pretty consistently and it’s been keeping up. A week or 2 ago, the noise started to get a little louder so I changed the oil and checked everything I could outside of it to make sure nothing had come loose and could not find anything of concern. While using my blast cabinet earlier, the noise made a very sudden and erratic change to this and I’m not quite sure how to go about this. I’m assuming it’s something inside the motor but I am hesitant to pull it apart as it is currently the only air source in my shop . If anyone has some advice, I’d appreciate it!
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u/Deveat — 9 days ago
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I found a 3 gallon Campbell Hausfeld air compressor in my garage. I don’t know how old it is, but I went to use it and realized I have no idea how long it should take to build pressure. It seems slow to me, but I don’t know what the normal rate is? I’d say it takes a minute to get to 20PSI, then even slower going from there. This is with the regulator blocking all air flow to the hose.
The model number is FP2090.
u/Pepsi_Cola64 — 7 days ago
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Wiring issue? Or is the control unit faulty? It also seems to take longer before it allows the compressor to start up. Please advise.
u/ScubaSteve1905 — 10 days ago