Can someone walk me through or know of a video on tearing one down?
I don't want to spend $380 to ship it to AOA once again...
I don't want to spend $380 to ship it to AOA once again...
Daystate 110V dying/ using to much ampage
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I'm curious to know how this thread goes. I've been considering one of the Daystate 110V compressors. Sounds like it hasn't been the best of experiences for you.
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what do you mean using ? the amp's it draws from your circuit ? or blowing the circuit ? might try opening the drain so no pressure on the motor @ start up, let it run a bit ,then close the valve .
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just a guess, the drive belt has to much tension / this causes the motor to draw more Amps if you can slightly slacken this belt ? maybe that is the cause ? How do you know it is using to much ?
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I own a LC-110. Can you elaborate, with specifics and actionable details/data, your findings and current progress in investigation as it applies to root cause? Thanks!
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@ctshooter Have you looked at the Coltri MCH-3 compressors? Nuvair sells them out of Southern California. If I’m not mistaken I believe that a 110V Daystate compressor model was a variant of this Coltri.
MCH3 High Pressure Compressor
Weighing in at under 90 lb (41 kg), the Coltri/Nuvair MCH3 is easy to transport with its convenient lifting handles. No special wiring required! The MCH3 plugs right into a standard U.S. wall socket. It is commonly used to fill airgun tanks and single scuba cylinders at home, on boats or on dive...
nuvair.com I forget what other distributors and vendors sell them.
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LC-110 is pretty much a Coltri MCH3 LC (Low Consumption) EM (Electric Motor); hope that helps. Pretty much exactly the same minus the breathable air filtering stack.
Nuvair is legit, I've purchased from them many times. I stockpiled CE750
Nuvair is legit, I've purchased from them many times. I stockpiled CE750
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