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You don't give much information about your compressor. I have had several smaller "oilless", 1/4 though 6 HP compressors and my experience is that as they age, the rings wear and they are not good at compressing air. You can get a rebuild kit for the machine but I think you will find the cost is about 1/3 the price of a new compressor. This is not unique to the Craftsman brand, BTW.
I use this on a regular basis and have had no issues. I believe it will work. If I had some numbers from the compressor plus a brand name such as Copeland, Tecumsah, embraco, etc., I may be able to tell you more about the compressor HP.
this tells you what is required to run windows 7
as log as you have 1 gb of memeory installed you should be ok.
got the start menu and right click on computer and select properties it should tell you your memeory and proceccor . I don't think you shouldn't have a problem running windows 7 on that system.
Does it run? Does it stop running? Does the pressure gauge read anything at all? Is there a regulator on it? Can you take the reg off? A bunch of things to check, get it running and let me know what you find, and I will try to tell you what's next.
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Yes it could be running (turning) hard which will make the motor pull high amps. If you installa new motor make sure to check the amps while running to be sure that the draw is not over the name plate spec. Could also be that you just got a bad motor... believe me it happens more often then you would think...
I am assuming that you have checked the oil in the compressor and that the level is okay...
Ok, next question, when he replaced the compressors, did he modify the evap sections with TX Valves and remove the cap tubes? Per Traulsen specs, all remote units are factory set with TX valves while local units are equipped with cap tubes. If this modification was not done, it may be your cause of excessive electical consumption. Then again, re-reading your recent post, the compressors were changed to 3/4 hp? From Traulsen specs your unit came with a 1/6 fridge compressor and a 1/3 freezer compressor, is that correct? Electrical consumption on these are URS48DT 11.2 Amps 1/6 HP & 1/3 HP (1288 watts) at full load, while a 3/4 compressor is 14.9 amps 3/4 HP (1713.5 Watts) at full load X2 = 3527 Watts, or about 3 times original. I may be off target, but from what I can assume, I am beginning to think your compressors are over sized, drastrically and that the evap units may not have been modified to TX Valve. Let me know if this helps or if there is any additional information you can provide. Current compressor model numbers, previous compressor model numbers, complete unit model/serial number would all be a help in determining your exact specifications.
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Richard
Hi, Sounds like you have some corrupt windows files. I think you may also have a black logon screen and problems running programs as an administrator.
To solve this issue, first, boot your computer in Safe Mode. Do this by pressing F8 before the Windows Logo shows up during boot-up. Then, run Command Prompt as an Administrator (found under Start Menu > All Programs > Accessories - right click and select Run as administrator). Then all you have to do is type this:
sfc /scannow (Space in between sfc and the /)
Then press Enter and the computer will fix itself. This is called the System File Checker Tool and it checks all Windows files for any corrupt or missing ones.
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