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Curtis-Toledo air compressor model ES-30




By referman on Oct 06, 2007

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Someone put too much oil in the crankcase, which I guess caused the amperage of the motor to increase blowing the fuses. I removed the excess oil but the amparage is still high, could there be oil still in the cylinders?

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posted on Oct 07, 2007
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SparkGap

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Try putting a few drops of really light oil into the intake while running (WD40?) this may thin the oil left in the cylinders and valves sufficiently to let it get blown out (assuming you are venting to the atmosphere)
Also continuous operation will heat the oil and make it thinner helping to remove it and eventually reducing the current.

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