Dan,
Check the motor wiring. It may be hard to understand, so if you look at
the voltage specification and it shows 220/120 or 220/408, the 220 in
the first one is "high" and "low" in the second one.
Now look at the wiring drawing on the motor and see that it is set to
match the high or low setting based on the above information. It may
have the actual voltage marked on the diagram, but most are marked high
or low.
Peace,
Pat
Thusly spake Dan and Jenny Fest (Coles Nurseries Inc):
> I have an Ingersal Rand air compressor that I purchased new from Northern 21/2
> years ago. It's not used very heavily. It's 5 hp 220v and wired with #8
> wire. It's around 15 ft from the main box. I had trouble with the motor
> around two months ago and had to purchase a new one. It's no longer under
> warranty. My problem is that it runs very hot. When I use it for bead
> blasting say 15-20 mins the pump is too hot to touch. The motor is very warm
> as well. It's in my shop located in a barn (not very tight) so I would think
> it gets plenty of air. Is this normal ?? Can I do anything to help it run
> smoother ? I do change the oil pretty regularly.
> Thanks,
> Dan
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