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If your American Eagle Air Compressor is over pressuring, it could be due to a defective pressure switch (replace), an air control line leaking (check and correct), an inlet valve stuck (clean and replace), or a restriction in control line (dirt/ice) (clean and free up).
Why is my American Eagle SRS-40 Air Compressor noisy when starting in cold weather?
The American Eagle Air Compressor might be noisy when starting in cold weather due to ice buildup inside the compressor from condensation. To resolve this, engage the PTO and allow hydraulic fluid to circulate and warm the system up before engaging the compressor.
Why does the synthetic oil in my American Eagle SRS-40 Air Compressor look milky?
If the synthetic oil in your American Eagle Air Compressor has a milky appearance, it's likely that the coalescering/separator cartridge is clogged or plugged. Replace the cartridge and change the compressor oil to resolve this issue.
What causes excessive oil level in American Eagle SRS-40 Air Compressor?
Excessive oil level in your American Eagle Air Compressor may be caused by an internal crack inside the oil cooler. Replace the cooler, change filters and compressor oil.
Details on manual usage, disclaimers, and contact information for support.
Essential safety information for operating and maintaining the compressor.
Visual warnings and explanations for safe compressor operation and maintenance.
Steps before starting, general operational procedures, and system engagement.
Specific operating procedures for SRS-40RP and SRS-40E models.
Specific operating procedures for the SRS-40P model and operating notes.
Overview of service intervals, preventative maintenance, and general care for the unit.
Guidance on checking oil levels and draining condensation from the compressor.
Instructions for changing oil, recommended types, and essential oil properties.
Procedures for replacing and cleaning oil, separator, and air intake filters.
Steps for setting belt tension and adjusting the minimum pressure valve.
Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the hydraulic and compressor oil coolers.
Guidelines for installing the pump, PTO, and compressor assemblies on the unit.
Instructions for wiring connections, switches, and speed controls for the compressor.
Guidance on correctly installing the temperature gauge probe on the compressor.
Details on routing and connecting hydraulic lines and air delivery lines.
Procedure for setting and verifying the kick-out and kick-on pressure settings.
Schematic diagrams illustrating hydraulic circuits for different pump configurations.
Exploded view and parts list for the SRS-40RP model.
Exploded view and parts list for the SRS-40E model.
Exploded view and parts list for the SRS-40P model.
List of replacement parts for hydraulic systems and drive mechanisms.
Replacement parts for electrical systems, gauges, and air pressure controls.
Replacement filters for air intake, oil, and coalescing/separator systems.
Replacement parts for the compressor unit, including seals, bearings, and kits.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to low compressor temperature or pressure.
Troubleshooting compressor shutdowns, over-pressure conditions, and stalling.
Addressing compressor noise, unusual oil appearance, or incorrect oil levels.
Identifying causes for poor compressor performance, leaks, and belt slipping.
General| Brand | American Eagle |
|---|---|
| Model | SRS-40 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
