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Check for lubricant in compressor

There is an relieve valve, usually it is combined with Pressure Switch. You probably need to replace that. Or even better to replace with Digital Controller. Check this site: www.CompressorController.com

Check for leakages - some time it is as simple as O-ring replacement in the fittings. Sometime it could be an compression ring breakage - need to repair in shop.

Internal damages - bring to repair shop

Check your air switch and wire connections. Most time it is switch failure - replace. Or even better to replace with Digital Controller. Check this site: www.CompressorController.com

A series problems would be a cause. How old you compressor and what is model number?

Check for capacitor on the motor. Also look if bolts holding motor are lost or loose - it will cause misalignment

Yes, replace for bigger one. It is often failure problems in cheap compressors. BTW, do not forgot to add to your compressor a Controller, to increase maintenance quality. Check this site: www.CompressorController.com

As long as it will physically fit and the rating is above 150psi -Yes. I say above 150psi because if the compressor pumps to 150psi, a 150psi valve is on the hairy edge of it's max limit.

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I couldn't find the recommended plug #. I think that generator is obsolete. Remove the plug and take it to any small engine shop. They should be able to get you a replacement.

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at 120psi way to much pressure your ram is slamming into stop and sticking and spray a carb cleaner or cleaner on ram the some rack of nails have an adhesive on then and it also adds to binding and recoil then lube

Sound like the pressure switch is not working. try ad lower (CCW) on pressure switch it may be set too high. Bostitch,Porter Cable150 psig is pretty ******* compressor, I like 125 psig. Pressure Switch #DWB-N003307SV. I would look on E bay.

Electrical contact points may be welded together preventing them from separating

Needs to be rebuilt. You can buy a seal kit from PC that will fix your issue. Then, you might want to check your pressure settings on your compressor (if you dont have a regulator, you will want to buy one and install it), framing guns (and most pneumatic tools) are meant to be operated in the neighborhood of 90-120 psi.. anything more will cause seals to blow.