Doosan Ingersoll Rand P260WIR User Manual (English)

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Whitney BrooksAug 9, 2025
What to do if my Doosan Air Compressor won’t start or run?
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  walkeraliciaAug 10, 2025
  If your Doosan Air Compressor won’t start or run, possible causes include: being out of fuel (add clean diesel fuel), clogged fuel filters (service filters), low compressor oil level (add correct oil), loose wire connection (repair or replace), low battery voltage (check electrolyte level and connections), a defective alternator (replace/repair), or high engine water temperature (check and add fluid if necessary). Other potential issues are a malfunctioning start switch, defective D2 diode, blown fuse (replace and check for short), defective switches, or a malfunctioning relay (replace relay). Also, the engine or airend may be malfunctioning, refer to the corresponding sections for troubleshooting.
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Jeff DanielAug 17, 2025
Why does my Doosan Ingersoll Rand P260WIR Air Compressor unit shutdown?
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  Elizabeth RichardsAug 17, 2025
  Your Doosan Air Compressor unit may shutdown due to several reasons: it could be out of fuel, in which case you should add clean diesel fuel. Other potential causes include low compressor oil level (add correct oil), high compressor oil temperature (see Table 7), high engine water temperature (check and add coolant if needed), a loose wire connection (wiggle wires and repair), a defective switch (replace it), a broken engine fan belt (replace it), a blown fuse (replace and check for shorts), a malfunctioning relay (replace it). Also, the engine or airend may be malfunctioning, refer to the corresponding sections for troubleshooting.
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Kevin ClarkAug 25, 2025
Why does the high engine temperature indicator stay on in my Doosan Ingersoll Rand P260WIR Air Compressor?
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  Terri Powers DDSAug 25, 2025
  If the high engine temperature indicator stays on in your Doosan Air Compressor, it could be due to a dirty cooler (clean the exterior), operating pressure being too high (reduce pressure to spec), recirculation of cooling air (close side doors), dirty operating conditions (move unit to a cleaner environment), the unit being out of level (relocate or reposition unit), ambient temperature being too high (above spec limit), a loose wire connection (repair or replace), or a broken engine fan belt (replace fan belt set).
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Jamie EvansAug 31, 2025
What to do if the low engine oil pressure indicator stays on in my Doosan Ingersoll Rand P260WIR?
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  Erin DavisAug 31, 2025
  If the low engine oil pressure indicator stays on in your Doosan Air Compressor, the issue might be due to: low oil level (add oil), clogged oil filter element(s) (replace element(s)), the unit being out of level (relocate or reposition), a loose wire connection (repair or replace), or using the wrong lube oil (see Engine Oil Spec and change oil). The engine may also be malfunctioning; in that case, see the Engine Section troubleshooting guide.