My compressor seems to work well, turning on as air is used. However, the first gauge always shows 80 psi, never getting up to the max. And, the second gauge always shows 0 psi, and I get low pressure at the hose. I get enough to blow debris, but barely enough to quickly fill a car tire. I don't use pneumatic tools. How do I adjust the device to deliver correct pressures? Also, can a gauge go bad, and should I replace it? Thanks, David B

Asked by David on 11/18/2010 1  Answer

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0 Yes David, those cheap gauges go bad quite often. All air compressors have an adjustable air regulator installed on them to control the amount of outgoing air you choose to deliver to the hose. It usually has a black or red knob that you turn in or out to increase or decrease air volume. FInd your owners manual if you cannot figure it out, but most are very simple to adjust. Jim
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