SchraderAir SA315240H346 User Manual (English)

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Jason WilsonJul 31, 2025
Why is my SchraderAir SA315240H346 Air Compressor not providing enough pressure?
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  brad30Jul 31, 2025
  If the SchraderAir Air Compressor isn't delivering enough pressure, there might be leaks, restrictions in the piping, a restricted air intake, slipping belts, an undersized service hose, or excessive air demand. You should check for leaks, restrictions, and piping issues, and then repair any problems found. Clean or replace the air filter element if the air intake is restricted. If the belts are slipping, tighten them. Replace the service hose with a larger one if it’s too small. Ensure the air requirement doesn't exceed the compressor's capacity.
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Stephen DavilaAug 5, 2025
Why is my SchraderAir SA315240H346 Air Compressor discharge air temperature too high?
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  Brittany ShermanAug 6, 2025
  Excessive discharge air temperature in your SchraderAir Air Compressor can be caused by dirty cooling surfaces, poor ventilation, a blown head gasket, restricted air intake, or worn valves. Clean the cooling surfaces of the cylinder, intercooler, and discharge tube. Improve ventilation or relocate the compressor. Replace the head gasket if it's blown. Clean or replace the air filter element if the air intake is restricted. Repair or replace worn valves.
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Dana HallAug 10, 2025
What to do if SchraderAir Air Compressor receiver does not hold pressure?
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  Larry HayesAug 10, 2025
  If your SchraderAir Air Compressor's receiver isn't holding pressure after unloading, it's likely due to a faulty check valve. Remember to bleed the tank before disassembling the check valve assembly. Then, clean or replace any faulty parts. Be aware: do not disassemble the check valve while there's still air in the tank. The check valve is always the first valve in the line leading from the tank to the compressor.
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lorihenryAug 15, 2025
Why does my SchraderAir Air Compressor receiver pressure build up slowly?
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  Traci WilliamsAug 15, 2025
  A receiver that builds up pressure slowly in your SchraderAir Air Compressor can be due to several reasons: a dirty air filter, a blown cylinder head gasket, worn or broken low-pressure intake or discharge valves, air leaks, loose belts, or slow speed. Try these solutions: clean or replace the filter element, install a new head gasket, tighten any loose joints, and tighten the belts. Also, check the compressor speed.