Hyundai HHCQ Serie Guide De L'utilisateur page 24

Compressor
does not or is
slow to come
up to speed.
Compressor
runs
excessively
hot.
Excessive
noise /
vibration
during
operation.
Excessive
starting and
stopping.
Air leaks.
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Defective motor or
pump.
•
Defective pressure
switch.
•
Use of an extension
cord.
•
High duty cycles.
•
Compressor unit cannot
supply enough air.
•
Extremely dusty
atmosphere.
•
Check valve is loose or
broken.
•
Defective motor or
pump.
•
Hose, hose connections,
or attached accessory
leaks.
•
Condensation in air tank,
high humidity.
•
Fittings are not tight
enough.
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Defective pressure
switch.
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Rusted or damaged air
tank.
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Fittings not tight enough.
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Air leaks at hose or
accessory.
•
Rusted or damaged
tank.
•
Contact Hyundai Power
Customer Service.
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Replace the pressure
switch.
•
If possible, plug
in directly without
extension cord.
•
Run compressor for
lighter cycles.
•
If accessory's required
CFM is higher than
pressure supply, larger
compressor is required.
•
Relocate the
compressor.
•
Clean or replace check
valve.
•
Contact Hyundai Power
Customer Service.
•
Check for leaks and
replace if necessary.
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Drain tank.
•
Tighten any loose
fittings.
•
Replace defective
switch.
•
Replace tank
immediately. Do not
attempt to repair the
tank.
•
Tighten any loose
fittings.
•
Check for leaks and
replace if necessary.
•
Replace tank
immediately. Do not
attempt to repair the
tank.