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The compressor fills and when it dipenses air and tries to refill it blows a fuse.

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The outlet ur plugged into the amps are to low when compressor tries to restart under load which draws more power than what the circuit breaker is rated and or their are other things plugged in on same circuit drawing power and causing the higher amp draw-- plug into some other circuit preferably with nothing else plugged into the circuit or with a higher amp [20amp]breaker

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