Got my new compressor today- GX PUMP E-CS4 - where is the temperature display??

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Hi guys

my new compressor came in and as i read the instructions i began to wonder to the hell are the chinese writing in there..

it says i should let the compressor cool down and watch its temperature- but there is no display anywhere so how am i supposed to watch it??

i know some of you have those so please share with me some details about the temp display- o know the older cs3 or older had temp display but this one..

where is it?

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There isn't one and it is really not needed.
The compressor runs at a pretty slow RPM and the fans are very effective.

If you are worried about it you can always add one of these.

If I have to let mine run for longer than usual, I might shut down the compressor and leave the fans running and then resume 5 or 10 minutes later.
I also let the fans run a while after I am done airing up my gun.
 
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jmohme said:
There isn't one and it is really not needed.
The compressor runs at a pretty slow RPM and the fans are very effective.

If you are worried about it you can always add one of these.

If I have to let mine run for longer than usual, I might shut down the compressor and leave the fans running and then resume 5 or 10 minutes later.
I also let the fans run a while after I am done airing up my gun.
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what's the biggest tank you filled with yours so i know its limits too..
 
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grzech2005 said:
Hi guys

my new compressor came in and as i read the instructions i began to wonder to the hell are the chinese writing in there..

it says i should let the compressor cool down and watch its temperature- but there is no display anywhere so how am i supposed to watch it??

i know some of you have those so please share with me some details about the temp display- o know the older cs3 or older had temp display but this one..

where is it?

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Keep us posted how it holds up.
 
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I hate when we get those manuals. It’s like they ask their employees, “Who completed English 1 in primary school?” And put that joker on the assignment to translate the manual.

I’m assuming that a hand held thermometer would be useful if temps were truly a concern. I have one around here somewhere. I’m not so sure about the tech in it that allows it to read temps remotely, but it’s also good at detecting heat leaks. Anyhow, just a thought.
 
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blackdog899 said:
When I got my cs4i last week I also wondered about the lack of thermometer. I’ve had it running for a max of 2 hours so far. We’ll see how it does when my 9 liter bottle arrives next week.
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@blackdog899 Did the temperature feel noticeably warm after running it for two hours? Was it under a load the entire time? Did your run it two hours straight or total?
 
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1 hour and fifty minutes to fill a 3 liter from empty. It was warm touching the water fill cap. I suspect the compressor itself would be faster as I have one of them gold water separators which does leak . I haven’t diagnosed where yet but ordered the larger twin gold separator and filter from Ali express. Found it for $98 .
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grzech2005 said:
what's the biggest tank you filled with yours so i know its limits too..
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I have not filled any large tanks, just multiple guns. I just set a timer and do 15 minute cycles, with a cool down in between. It never has shown any signs of getting hot, but I prefer to play it safe. Also, mine is a CS3 and is not water cooled, just fans
 
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