Why Clarke SE11C100 will not start automatically?
There are several reasons why your Clarke Air Compressor might not start automatically: * A blown fuse: Check the fuse rating and replace it if necessary. * A tripped starter overload: Reset it by depressing the button. * A defective pressure switch: Have an electrician change the pressure switch. * Fault in electrical installation: Let an electrician check electrical installation.
Why does my Clarke Air Compressor run continuously and can’t attain the working pressure required?
If your Clarke Air Compressor runs continuously without reaching the required working pressure, consider the following: * Blocked suction filter: Change the filter. * Slack V-belt: Tighten the V-belt. * Leak between compressor block and air receiver: Tighten the connection and repair the leak. * Suction rendered difficult or impossible at suction intake or the air being taken in is too warm: Ensure unobstructed airflow around the unit.
What to do if Clarke SE11C100 unit starts and stops more frequently than usual?
If your Clarke Air Compressor starts and stops more frequently than usual, it could be due to: * Large amount of condensation in the air receiver: Drain off condensation at least once a week. * Leaks in the control unit or inspection cover: Locate leaks and repair them.
Why does my Clarke SE11C100 unit start, but stop again after only a few revolutions?
If your Clarke Air Compressor unit starts but stops after only a few revolutions, consider these causes: * Leaking non-return valve: Disconnect from the mains supply and empty air receiver. Clean or replace the non-return valve. * Blocked non-return valve: Thaw the non-return valve out. Ensure the unit is installed in a frost-free place.
What to do if Clarke SE11C100 Air Compressor becomes too hot?
If your Clarke air compressor becomes too hot, it could be due to: * Insufficient ventilation: Ensure sufficient air is supplied to the flywheel or fan and that hot air is properly vented. * Low oil level: Fill with oil. * Dirt on cooling fins or the suction filter: Clean the cooling fins and suction filter.
Why Clarke SE11C100’s oil consumption rising?
If your Clarke Air Compressor's oil consumption is rising, consider these potential causes: * Too much oil in the compressor: Check the oil level a few minutes after stopping. * Working temperature of compressor too high because of insufficient cooling: Increase ventilation to air compressor. * Intake air filter blocked: Clean or change the air filter. * Unit too small in proportion to air consumption: Connect supplementary. * Semi-automatic unit Load too small: Convert to fully automatic operation.
Why is there oil in the air delivered by my Clarke SE11C100 Air Compressor?
If there is oil in the air delivered by your Clarke Air Compressor, it could be due to: * Sump over full: Reduce oil to the correct level. * Intake air filter blocked: Change the air filter.
What to do if Clarke SE11C100 Air Compressor unit starts when no air is being used?
If your Clarke Air Compressor unit starts when no air is being used, it is likely due to leaks in the pipework system. Locate and repair any leaks.
How to fix unusual noise from Clarke SE11C100 Air Compressor?
If you notice an unusual noise from your Clarke Air Compressor, check the following: * Loose bolts: Tighten the bolts. * V-Belt flywheel or cooling coil touching belt guard: Find the place of contact and remedy the fault. * Loose flywheel: Tighten the flywheel. * Unit installed on an unsuitable base: Move the unit to a more solid base.
What to do if Clarke SE11C100 Air Compressor keep blowing fuses?
If your Clarke Air Compressor keeps blowing fuses, it might be due to an inadequate size fuse installed. Replace it with the correct fuse, referring to the chart.
General| Brand | Clarke |
|---|---|
| Model | SE11C100 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Troubleshoots problems like compressor not starting, bleed valve issues, or unit not stopping automatically.
Addresses issues like starting/stopping after few revolutions, fuse blowing, and unusual compressor noise.
Troubleshoots continuous operation, failure to reach pressure, frequent cycling, and leaks.
Diagnoses overheating, oil in air delivery, condensation, and motor temperature issues.
To Next Page
