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Hi Attila, it depends on your pumps configuration.

Hi there Dave, this is a 17CFM unit. With sand blasting equipment you could run this unit depending on the nozzle size you use along with the pressure you blast at. For example, if you use a size 2 nozzle and blast at 90PSI you could use this unit comfortably.

If your compressor head is blowing air instead of sucking, you may have a intake valve issue within the head. You'll need to examine internally.

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Hi there Jason, if it just keeps running and running, will not shut off it would be the valves in the head of the air compressor. You'd need to take the heads off to replace the valves or gasket that have worn/broken. I hope this helps.

Hi there Chris, this depends on what brand oil less you have. They all vary.

Yes it will easily run a 1" Impact gun

Hi there Arshad, you can do this but the footprint maybe different so you'll have to do some adjusting along with pipe diameter increases and fittings. It's a lot of work to be honest, so you might just want to sell your old one and upgrade completely.

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Hi there Johny, contact us on (03) 5434 4200 or on sales@peerlessproducts.com.au and we'll help you diagnose your problem along with fixing it so you can get back to work!

Hello there Risal, Your air compressor main pressure should be set at around 100PSI. You then set a regulated pressure that you wish to spray at. This then will give you a continued air flow and pressure flow without pressure drop. The only time you would lose pressure is if you exceed the air requirements.

Hi there, any electrical motor that has been submerged in water should be checked off by an approved electrical motor rewind business. They'll be able to determine if your motor is salvageable. Better to be safe than sorry when it comes to electrical items.

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You can contact us directly for parts if you are not based in Australia. sales@peerlessproducts.com.au.

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Hi there Eagle king. If you have time please email us a picture of your air compressor to sales@peerlessproducts.com.au. Every oiled air compressor will have oil carry over regardless of brand. Excessive oil carryover can be a number of things, oil type used, excessive running atomising oil and so on. If you can send us more information to the above email we'll be happy to assist.

Hi there Betto Ben, You can buy an vacuum tool, this would be much preferred.

Thank you for your comment. All air compressors depending on usage requires servicing, some more than others based on hours of use or environmental conditions. They are a mechanical item and just like your car which also requires servicing otherwise you can and will get problems. We recommend that all users should do their research prior to selecting an air compressor or discuss with a Peerless representative to assist in the right model.

It's brilliant that peerless have made servicing parts available to their customers. It shows that they want their machines to last and for their customers to get better value in the long run from a longer lasting machine that will run more efficiently. My hat is off to peerless for this! Most other sellers prefer you to throw away the 'dead' machine and buy a new one.

Hello there, on some oil less builds you could, but as you already understand the duty cycle is a critical point. The longer the pump cycles for the harder it is working. Heat is the motors worst enemy, the hotter it gets the higher the chance of hitting the motor overload. Always check the air consumption of your sandblaster then pair your air compressor to the air demands is much preferred.

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Hi there Faisal, If your air compressor losses it momentum, this could be related to the air compressor pressure, this could be set too high of pressure or, the power supply to the air compressor might be poor voltage supply. Try checking these two things, power is a major factor when running an air compressor, so make sure it is plugged directly into the power on the wall. I hope this helps.

@@peerlessproductsau thanks man i will try to observe these two parameters

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Hi there, With the white smoke coming from it, this may be the piston barrels and rings requiring replacement. Along with the valves.

Where can I buy those rings?

Good morning, You can get a service kit through any Peerless dealer. You can contact us directly on 03 5434 4200.

Hi there, Unfortunately we are an wholesaler and do not give pricing out. You can go to your local industrial tool store and get a price through them. Other than that we are more than happy in sizing up or assisting in any technical questions that you may have.

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Hi there, send me an email to sales@peerlessproducts.com.au and we can put you in touch with your local dealer.

Hi there Billy, The ring gasket around the threaded nut doesn't normally wear. You can use a dab of gasket glue on older models, our new model non-return valves no longer have that type of gasket.

Hi there Dennis, we work on roughly 2000 hours or annually replacement.

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Hi there Ravi, unfortunately we do not have any dealers in India at this time. This motor is a 2HP copper wound motor though.

Hi there Andri, The rings are Teflon and do not require any grease. No oil or grease should be used on oil less air compressors.

Hi there, All air compressors will create a sound, this particular model is 52dBa.

Pricing varies depending on requirements

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