TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
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Air leak from the valve of the pressure | Check valve does not perform its | Unscrew the |
switch | function correctly due to wear or dirt on | check valve, clean the housing and the |
| the seal | special rubber disk (replace if worn). |
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| Condensate drainage cock open | Close the condensate drainage cock |
| Rilsan hose not inserted correctly in | Insert the Rilsan hose correctly inside |
| pressure switch | the pressure switch |
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Reduction of efficiency, frequent start- | Excessively high consumption | Decrease the demand of compressed |
up. Low pressure values |
| air |
| Leaks from joints and/or pipes | Change gaskets |
| Clogging of the suction filter | Clean/replace the suction filter |
| Slipping of the belt | Check |
The motor and/or the compressor | Insufficient ventilation | Improve ambient conditions |
overheat irregularly | Closing of air ducts | Check and if necessary clean the air |
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| filter |
| Insufficient lubrication | Top up or change oil |
After an attempt to start the | Release the compressor head by using | |
compressor, it stops due to tripping of | charged | the pressure switch push button |
the thermal cutout caused by forcing of | Low temperature | Improve ambient conditions |
the motor | Voltage too low | Check that the mains voltage matches |
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| that of the dataplate. Eliminate any |
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| extensions |
| Incorrect or insufficient lubrication | Check level, top up and if necessary |
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| change the oil |
| Inefficient electrovalve | Take compressor to the service center |
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During operation, the compressor | Tripping of the thermal cutout of the | Check level oil |
stops for no apparent reason | motor | Operate on the lever of the pressure |
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| switch returning this to the OFF |
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| Reset the thermal cutout and restart. |
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| If the fault persists, take the |
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| compressor to the service center |
| Electric fault | Take compressor to the service center |
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When operating, the compressor | Faulty capacitor | Have the capacitor replaced |
vibrates and the motor emits an |
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irregular buzzing sound. If it stops, it |
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does not restart although the sound of |
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the motor is present |
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Irregular presence of oil in the network | Too much oil inside the unit | Check oil level |
| Wear on segments | Take compressor to the service center |
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Leaking of condensate from the vent | Presence of dirt/grit inside the cock | Clean the cock |
cock |
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