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Stormin Mormon[_10_]
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Compressor trouble shooting
On 11/20/2014 9:05 PM,
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I have a similar compressor and it really needs the full 120v to start
reliably. Extension cords are an "iffy" thing.
Of course you could just have a bad start capacitor or a bad
centrifugal switch.
I would drag it over to a known good receptacle to break the tie but
don't screw around with this. Smoking is not a good thing. If it
doesn't start right away, turn it off.
Motor start cap. I'd not thought of that.
Maybe in the morning, I'll see if there
is a start cap.
And put on a new plug to replace the corroded
one. And try it direct to the socket.
Thank you. And yes, smoking is not good.
That's why I pulled the plug. Friends don't
let compressors smoke.
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