8 gal. 2 HP 125 PSI Oil Lube Air Compressor Central Pneumatic®

circuit beaker

>>1111564
You bought a piece of crap and it broke? Next time, maybe don't buy a piece of crap?

>>1111582
Thanks for the information. You've been extremely helpful.

>>1111577
Pushed the button. Still nothing. I think it seized. There is oil in it, but it is 17degF here today and it looks like the oil in it is thick.

>>1111584
Remove the cover and see if you can turn the belt by hand.

Please unplug it before doing so.

>>1111613
>turn the belt by hand.
direct drive

>>1111577
>circuit beaker
>>1111584
>Pushed the button. Still nothing.
check the outlet
>the other circuit breaker

>>1111564
Was it in any position other than upright prior to starting it? I've had problems with these type of compressors when they fall over in the truck. Oil seized. Works after a half hour or so in an upright position.

>>1111614
Then turn the drive by hand dingbat. You need to find out if you have a motor problem or if the piston is seized in the cylinder.

>>1111564
jesus you even have the item number

walk through the troubleshooting in the manual
if you can't read it put as many details in your post

Also check power. Dont use a damn extension cord because it cant draw enough power. I have same and ended up putting it on a dedicated circuit with a single outlet.

>>1111564
theres a button on the side of the motor unit that says reset.
Heat up the case with a hair dryer, oil gets too thick to start when its super cold out.
once it starts youre good.

Are you plugging it in directly into the wall or are you using an extension cord?

I had one fail on me.

The little switch melted. Wired it closed and the damn thing came alive again.

if you get power back, Warm it up. pull the air pressure relief valve. start it