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There should be a large adjuster knob located on the right side of the bike at the base of the seat post. Usually where the seat post meets the main body of the bike. Ive included a link to a web page for an owner's manual. Try page 11 and the marker labelled 'P'.
Some bikes have the height adjuster set on the front of the seat post tube, directly under the saddle. https://download.nautilus.com/supportdocs/AM_OM/Schwinn/SCH.130-170.MY13.SM.EN.pdf
Before you change any parts, check that the pop valve is not faulty. Look closely at the pop valve to read set release pressure. If the valve is releasing before marked reading, replace valve instead to one slightly higher. The pressure may or may not be adjustable at the switch (need to replace the switch) depending on switch installed at the factory (parts list does not give enough information). If your switch has a remove-abel cap with adjustment screws/nuts, post again with model number of switch for info on adjustment. Good luck
If it will not shut down, that is an indication of a regulator problem or mal-adjustment. For best results, replace it. Craftsman/Sears should have the part.
Is this device 120 or 220?
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The right guage is the actual tank pressure. The left guage is the pressure for the air hose. If you turn the adjustment dial the air pressure guage on the left will go up or down. You should be able to go to the dewalt website and find an owners manual for this compressor. I personally own this compressor and it is a good one.
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