Ingersoll-Rand SS815 Series User Manual (English)

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Installation And Maintenance Manual24 pages

Questions and Answers:

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murillojoseJul 26, 2025
What to do if my Ingersoll-Rand Controller has a loss of power?
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  uboothJul 26, 2025
  If the Ingersoll-Rand Controller experiences a loss of power, start by checking the air supply to ensure adequate pressure to the starter. Inspect air lines for blockages or damage. A malfunctioning relay valve can also cause power loss, so clean or replace the valve and its lines, and lubricate it. Restricted exhaust flow is another potential cause; check for blocked or damaged piping, removing any dirt or foreign material, and address any ice build-up. Other causes include a damaged motor assembly (replace it), foreign material in the starter drive, damaged or worn drive parts (check and replace components), and inadequate lubrication (check for leaks and tighten joints).
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michael27Aug 1, 2025
How to troubleshoot a motor that will not run on an Ingersoll-Rand Controller?
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  Richard CarlsonAug 1, 2025
  If the Ingersoll-Rand Controller motor won't run, first check for any blockages or damage to the air supply lines or tank. Inspect the motor assembly and power train, repairing or replacing parts as needed. Also, check for any foreign material in the motor or piping and remove any blockage. A blocked exhaust system can also be the reason, so remove the housing exhaust cover and check for blockage. Finally, a defective control valve or relay valve can prevent the motor from running, so replace these if necessary.
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Emma WhiteAug 6, 2025
What to do if the starter drive on my Ingersoll-Rand Controller does not engage?
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  Jermaine BakerAug 7, 2025
  If the starter drive on your Ingersoll-Rand Controller doesn't engage the ring gear, or engages and disengages very slowly, the control hoses may be clogged. Remove the control hoses attached to the drive housing and clean them by blowing compressed air through them. Be sure to secure the hose end firmly before turning on the air, and ensure no one is in line with the discharge end of the control hose. Also, the control valve may be clogged or faulty; remove and inspect it, replacing it if necessary. Finally, broken clutch jaws or other parts can cause this issue, requiring you to disassemble the drive housing and replace the broken parts.
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Robin KingAug 12, 2025
Why does the pinion engage but not rotate on my Ingersoll-Rand Controller?
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  Devin HoAug 12, 2025
  If your Ingersoll-Rand Controller motor runs, and the pinion engages, but does not rotate, it could be due to a broken shaft, gearing, or clutch jaws. To resolve this, disassemble the drive housing and replace the broken parts.
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Amanda MarshallAug 18, 2025
How to fix excessive butt engagements in Ingersoll-Rand Controller?
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  William JacksonAug 18, 2025
  Excessive butt engagements in your Ingersoll-Rand Controller can be caused by a dry drive pinion spline. Remove the drive pinion and lubricate both the drive pinion and the helical spline of the drive shaft.