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Well done, that's some 500 level problem solving right there.

I've had good luck with replacing all that with a load genie. It's a combination check valve and head unloader.

http://www.cdivalve.com/products/valves-nozzles/air-compressors/unloading-check-valves

I don't have one on the RolAir that I use at work everyday but have put them on compressors I've used in the past. It simplifies the plumbing and eliminates the need for the pressure switch to unload the head.

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Pure genius, Jefe.


FYI I think what you are calling a condenser may actually be a capacitor, a starting capacitor to be specific. This data and $7 will buy you a cup of joe at the Bucks.

You are correct.

Well, kinda.

I knew I was using the wrong word, just didn't have the time to scratch my head and remember what the new word is. We used to call them condensers. (Like the 'condenser' across the points in old points distributors on cars.)

Go to a motor shop and ask for a condenser though, and if the guy behind the counter isn't at least as old as me, he'll probably just give you a funny look.

Thank you for correcting it.

Everyone... Wherever you see me say condenser in this thread, read it as capacitor. LOL :bigsmile:

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