Well got my GX CS3 today .....lost the lottery...got a bad one....

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Bud-sc said:
Ok update there sending a switch out now and want simply swap out compressors. There are other issues too like one of the smaller cooling fans want run either. Hopefully with some luck after the switch is in it might start working??? Hopefully. Meanwhile order another compressor a toauto with the 350 watt motor so will definitely handle the Uragan King.
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Sorry you're having problems with a new compressor. I have two 12 volt ones. One quit after 7 months and the other after 4. I decided to get a Yong Heng and then started kicking myself for not getting one to start with. It airs up my guns so much faster.
 
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Hateful McNasty said:
Dont understand why the need of all the circuit board crap on everything today outside to prevent you from fixing it easy and a added costly part..

I mean all you need is to turn it on to run and off when your done.. that simple process made complacatef .

Somehow all that electronic mess is sooo much better . Simple on and off well we cant have any of that now can we ?
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Not to hijack this thread but yeah, I think back to the 60’s working on a cars electrical system. It was so easy it was ridiculous. Not so much today, a $300 circuit board just to dim the interior lights.
 
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For your consideration...

I just did a head to head between the CS3 and the CS4. The pumps were filling my bottle fill whip because it has a nice large gauge.

0-3000 psi

CS3. 1 min 47 seconds
CS4. 46 seconds

CS4 moves slower than the CS3, but it cranks out the volume, big-time.

Note, my CS3 has been used heavily. I went to rebuild it last month, but found no wear to replace. It is not worn out, by any stretch.

The CS4 kicks the butt out of the CS3!
 
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JimNM said:
For your consideration...

I just did a head to head between the CS3 and the CS4. The pumps were filling my bottle fill whip because it has a nice large gauge.

0-3000 psi

CS3. 1 min 47 seconds
CS4. 46 seconds

CS4 moves slower than the CS3, but it cranks out the volume, big-time.

Note, my CS3 has been used heavily. I went to rebuild it last month, but found no wear to replace. It is not worn out, by any stretch.

The CS4 kicks the butt out of the CS3!
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Yeah I will probably get one just pay the extra $$ for the warranty.....
 
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Bud-sc said:
Ok going to send them the old compressor back and there sending me another one. I replaced the switches, motherboard and gauge.....nothing helped on this. I send them more pictures and a video so they see what's going on. After the video they agreed to send me another compressor.
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How it should be from the start . Not try to dump all the service work on the end user in any hope to get out of it.
 
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So ok I getting a new compressor coming to me. I sent off the old compressor back to them. So I looked on the UPS tracking info I see this "delayed"
Anyone here seen this before and what it means??? Thanks
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Bud-sc said:
So ok I getting a new compressor coming to me. I sent off the old compressor back to them. So I looked on the UPS tracking info I see this "delayed"
Anyone here seen this before and what it means??? Thanks View attachment 359945
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It sounds like either bad weather or maybe the truck hauling your package had a breakdown.
 
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