Porter-Cable PXCMF220VW User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

M
Maria HortonAug 4, 2025
What to do if my Porter-Cable Air Compressor motor will not start?
- A
  andreasummersAug 4, 2025
  If the motor on your Porter-Cable Air Compressor won't run, it could be due to several reasons. If the tank pressure is too high, the motor will start automatically once it drops below the cut-in pressure. Ensure the Thermal Overload Switch hasn't tripped by toggling the pressure switch to OFF, unplugging the unit, waiting 10 minutes for it to cool, and then restarting. Check and replace any blown fuses or reset tripped circuit breakers, ensuring you use the correct rating. Inspect the check valve for blockage; clean or replace if necessary. Verify the wire gauge in the cord and extension cord length are correct. Loose electrical connections, paint spray on internal motor parts, or a defective motor may also be the cause, and should be checked at a service center.
E
ericandersonAug 10, 2025
How to fix air leaking from the regulator on my Porter-Cable PXCMF220VW Air Compressor?
- A
  Andrew RichardsAug 10, 2025
  If your Porter-Cable Air Compressor regulator leaks air or fails to regulate pressure, it's likely due to dirty or damaged internal parts. You should replace the regulator or its internal components to resolve this issue.
R
romantiffanyAug 17, 2025
Why does the pressure relief valve keep opening on my Porter-Cable PXCMF220VW Air Compressor?
- C
  Christopher TurnerAug 17, 2025
  If the pressure relief valve on your Porter-Cable Air Compressor opens, it means the tank pressure has exceeded the normal operating pressure or the pressure switch is stuck. In either case, you should replace the pressure switch.
D
Dana Estes DVMAug 22, 2025
What to do if regulated pressure drops when using my Porter-Cable PXCMF220VW Air Compressor?
- A
  Amy GarciaAug 22, 2025
  A drop in the regulated pressure gauge reading on your Porter-Cable Air Compressor when using an air accessory is often normal. If the pressure drops too low, adjust the regulator while the accessory is in use. However, if the pressure drop is significant, it might indicate that the compressor is not large enough for the accessory. Check the air requirements of the accessory and compare it to the CFM and pressure supplied by the compressor. If the accessory requires more, you may need a larger compressor.