To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Stanley STC24 reduces performance and has low pressure?
Reduced performance and low pressure can stem from excessive performance demands or leaks in the couplings or pipes, or a clogged intake filter. Try replacing the fitting seals and cleaning or replacing the air filter to resolve this.
Why does my Stanley STC24 Air Compressor keep stopping and restarting?
This issue is often caused by the thermal cutout tripping due to the motor overheating. To resolve this, clean the air ducts, ensure the work area is well-ventilated, and reset the thermal cutout. If you have a lubricated model, check the oil level and quality.
What to do if my Stanley Air Compressor stops after a few restart attempts?
If your compressor stops after several restart attempts, it's likely due to the thermal cutout tripping from motor overheating, possibly caused by unplugging the unit while running or low power voltage. Activate the on/off switch, ensure the work area is ventilated, and wait a few minutes for it to restart. Also, remove any power cable extensions.
Why is air leaking from the pressure switch valve on my Stanley STC24 when it's off?
Air leakage from the pressure switch valve when the compressor is off is typically due to a check valve that isn't sealing correctly because of wear or dirt. Unscrew the hexagonal head of the check valve, clean the valve seat and the rubber disk (replace it if worn), then carefully reassemble and tighten.
General| Power Source | Electric |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 230V |
| Tank Capacity | 24 liters |
| Maximum Pressure | 8 bar |
| Phase | Single |
Guidelines for proper usage environment and safe operational practices for the air compressor.
Crucial safety directives to prevent injury, fire, or damage during compressor operation.
Explanation of the symbols found on the tool's label for user awareness and safety.
Steps for assembling the unit, including wheels, rubber foot, and air filter.
Instructions for attaching the transport handle to the compressor unit.
Guidance on checking screws, cleaning/replacing filters, and changing oil.
Instructions for periodically draining condensate from the receiver to prevent corrosion.
Information on proper disposal of spent oil and condensate, and authorized repair services.
Technical details for STC24 and STC50 models, including power, speed, and tank size.
Identifies problems like air leakage, reduced performance, and motor tripping with possible solutions.
