What to do if the pressure reading drops when using an accessory with my Makita MAC700 Air Compressor?
If the regulated pressure gauge drops excessively when using an accessory with your Makita Air Compressor, it's normal for some pressure drop to occur. Adjust the regulator following the instructions, ensuring you adjust it under flow conditions (while the accessory is in use).
Why is my Makita Air Compressor not supplying enough air?
If your Makita Air Compressor isn't supplying enough air, try these steps: * Reduce air usage. * Ensure your compressor meets the accessory's air requirements; if not, you may need a larger compressor. * Clean or replace the air intake filter, avoiding operation in paint spray areas. * Plug the unit into a working electrical outlet. * Inspect and replace any damaged hoses. * Clean or replace a restricted check valve. * Tighten any loose fittings. Refer to the 'Air Leaks' section for more details.
Why is there an air leak from the safety valve on my Makita MAC700 Air Compressor?
If the safety valve on your Makita Air Compressor is leaking air, manually operate the safety valve by pulling on the ring. If the valve continues to leak, replace it.
What to do if the motor of my Makita MAC700 will not run?
If the motor of your Makita Air Compressor won't run, let the motor cool off and reset the overload switch. The motor should then start automatically once the tank pressure falls below the pressure switch's cut-in point.
Why does the safety valve on my Makita MAC700 pop off due to excessive tank pressure?
Excessive tank pressure causing the safety valve to pop off on your Makita Air Compressor can be due to a defective pressure switch or improper wiring. Try the following: * Move the pressure switch lever to the "OFF" position. If the unit doesn't shut off, unplug it. If the electrical contacts are welded together, replace the pressure switch. * If the contacts are good, check if the pin in the pressure release valve is stuck. If it doesn't move freely, replace the valve. * Adjust or replace the pressure switch.
How to fix air leaks at the fittings of my Makita MAC700?
If you notice air leaks at the fittings of your Makita Air Compressor, it might be because the fittings aren't tight enough. Tighten the fittings where you hear air escaping, and you can use a soap and water solution to check for leaks. Be careful not to overtighten them.
What causes air leaks at or inside the check valve of my Makita MAC700?
If you have air leaks at or inside the check valve of your Makita Air Compressor, it could be due to a defective or dirty check valve. A defective check valve often causes a constant air leak at the pressure release valve when the tank is pressurized and the compressor is off. Remove, clean, or replace the check valve, being careful not to overtighten it.
What to do if there are air leaks in the air tank of my Makita MAC700 Air Compressor?
If there are air leaks in the air tank or at the air tank welds of your Makita Air Compressor, the air tank is likely defective and must be replaced. Do not attempt to repair the leak, and avoid drilling into, welding, or modifying the air tank, as this can weaken it and cause it to rupture or explode.
What to do if my Makita MAC700 Air Compressor motor still won't run?
If your Makita Air Compressor's motor still won't run, even after trying the initial steps, check these: * Remove and clean or replace the check valve if it's stuck open. * Inspect the wiring connections inside the pressure switch and terminal box. * Have the capacitor and motor inspected or replaced at an Authorized Warranty Service Center if you suspect they are defective. * Ensure no paint spray is affecting internal motor parts, and avoid operating the compressor in paint spray areas. * Check the fuse box for blown fuses and replace them, or reset the circuit breaker, using the correct rating for your circuit. * Check for low voltage and ensure you're using a proper extension cord. * Try disconnecting other appliances or using a dedicated circuit. * Bleed the line by s...
Improper tank maintenance can cause violent explosion and serious injury. Follow manufacturer recommendations.
Exceeding pressure ratings of tools can cause explosions and injury. Check tool pressure ratings.
Improper electrical grounding or use in wet conditions can cause shock. Ensure proper grounding and dry operation.
Operating in flammable vapor atmospheres or near ignition sources can cause fire or explosion. Use in well-ventilated areas.
Add compressor oil before operation to prevent serious damage. Use specified oil and fill to sight glass level.
Open drain valve, plug in, run for 20 mins no-load, close drain valve. Unit is ready for use.
General| Horsepower | 2.0 HP |
|---|---|
| Tank Capacity | 2.6 gallons |
| Max Pressure | 130 PSI |
| CFM at 90 PSI | 3.3 CFM |
| Pump Type | Oil-lubricated |
| Weight | 52 lbs |
| Type | Portable |
| CFM at 40 PSI | 3.8 CFM |
| Pump Material | Cast iron |
| Voltage | 120V |
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