Ingersoll Rand 15T2 - Ingersoll Rand SS3J5.5GH Wb Ir Portable Air Compressor 5.5HP Honda Gasoline Engine Single Stage 8 Gal Twin k Wheelbarrow

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If this is the model, you can contact them direct.

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First, I'm not a Ingersoll Rand representative.
* Contact ; https://www.ingersollrandproducts.com/en-ca/power-tools/manuals-and-tech-documents.html

*** Following for information only.***
* "Oil Less" refers to pumps that may not have bearings bathed in liquid lubricate. (but still may be greased or have 'sealed' bearings.)
* You can usually tell if a pump requires liquid lubricant as there will be a removable plug at the base of pump. There will probably a site class or level check plug about mid point in the crank case. The window will be in line with the center of the crank shaft. There may be an air relief cap or plug higher up in the crank case to allow heated air to expand out of the crank case.
* Oil Less pumps tend to be smaller and frequently coupled directly to the motor (usually electric AC or DC).
* Oil Less pumps are common on portable Automotive air compressors running on 12VDC from lighter outlet.
* Oil Less in larger sizes tend to overheat quickly. They are usually used in low volume applications. Small air brushes, brad nailers, etc.

* "Oil free" usually refers to "No oil (mist) in air output" used in food industry to prevent contamination. (oils, water, dust, are ultra filtered at the output of compression cycle.)
* Catalog of "oil Free"; https://www.ingersollrandproducts.com/en-la/air-compressor/products/oil-free-rotary-screw-air-compressor.html?page=2#resultsTopAnchor
* 2340; https://www.ingersollrandproducts.com/dam/ir-products/documentlibrary/recip-support/22607402.pdf
* P185WJD, XP185WJD; https://www.about-air-compressors.com/support-files/185.pdf
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* Additional information;
* Troubleshooting; https://manualarchive.ingersollrandproducts.com/manuals/manuals/instructionbook/Misc_Manuals/troubleshooting.pdf
* Other models; https://www.ingersollrandproducts.com/en-ap/air-compressor/products/reciprocating-air-compressors/wheelbarrow.html

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Sogyer:
The milky appearance of the oil is due to moisture (water) getting into the oil. I recommend that you drain and change the oil immediately. atmospheric variations (particularly high humidity) will cause this. There are two reasons. First, when the compressor is running, air coming through the air intake will have water particles in it. That moisture in the air slips past the piston rings and accumulates in the crank case. There's no stopping that, but a clean air filter will help. Secondly, while the compressor is running, it tends to heat up. Any moisture that has entered the crank case will vaporize due to the increased heat of operation. When the compressor is shut down, the moisture vapor will condense on the inside walls of the crank case and form droplets which will run down into the crank case oil. When the compressor is started again, the oil agitators at the bottom of the pushrod caps will agitate the oil, thusly mixing the condensed water with the oil causing the milky appearance. Best to check the oil at each start-up, and change it when it gets milky.

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The IR 2135-k303 air inlet repair kit along with a IR 2131-322 inlet removal tool should fix your problem.

Look in the yellow pages for power tool repair. Or go online to Ingersoll-Rand's page

Hello, Rdouglasv -

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I did find a few web sites which sell some Ingersoll Rand repair / service manuals:
http://industrialmanuals.com/ingersoll-rand-m-66.php
and:
https://airtoolpro.com/ingersoll-rand-service-documents/

You will find Ingersoll-Rand manuals to download for free here:
http://powertool.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/ingersollrand/ingersollrand_air_compressor_product_list.html
Note: The manuals are PDF documents and Adobe Acrobat Reader software (free) will be needed.

Best wishes.