Make sure you have good supply voltage. Compressors really don't
like extension cords of any description.

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"Ignoramus8073" wrote in
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On 2008-06-19, Gunner wrote:
On Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:30:25 -0500, Ignoramus22839
wrote:

After I replaced it, the motor no longer vibrates, purrs like a
baby,
and runs this compressor quietly. The only remaining question
that I
have, is how come the running amps are 29, when the motor is
rated for
24 amps.


It depends on what your input voltage is. The higher the volts,
the
smaller the amps.

a 5 amp difference is negligible in the grand scheme of things

I am just worried about the motor overheating. Anyway, I will
give it
a little more play and will see how it goes, but I am very
hopeful.

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