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8. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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Problem Possible Cause Remedy
Connected air lines and tools are
delivering low pressure.
The connected hoses or tools are
faulty or are not airtight.
Check connected hoses and tools
for signs of cracks, splits or other
damage that may cause air leakage.
Connections are loose or a seal is
damaged.
Inspect all connections for loose
ttings or damaged parts. Have any
damaged parts replaced
immediately.
The tank pressure drops when the
compressor is switched o.
The output adaptor or drain valve
are loose or clogged.
Check and clean the output adaptor
and drain valve as necessary.
The regulator or gauges are faulty. Contact Draper Tools for support.
Air or liquid output from connected
tools contains moisture.
Condensation is present in the
compressor tank.
Drain the compressor tank and
connected tools and hoses; see 8.2.
The environment is too humid. Move the compressor to a less
humid environment.
The compressor starts and stops
excessively.
There is excessive moisture inside
the tank.
Drain the compressor tank; see 8.2.
The thermal overload safety feature
is triggered repeatedly.
The battery voltage is too low. Recharge the battery before use.
The motor vents are clogged. Clean the vents using a vacuum or
compressed air.
The environment is poorly
ventilated or the ambient
temperature is too high.
Move the compressor to an area
with increased ventilation and a
lower temperature and allow it to
cool.
A valve is malfunctioning. Contact Draper Tools for support.
The compressor makes an unusual
noise or vibrates excessively.
Fixings are loose or the internal
mechanism is damaged.
Check that all external bolts are
suitably tight. Contact Draper Tools
for support.
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