Compwell L110-S Thread

[Spit-n-Lead]

Hello AGN - Thought I would start a Compwell L110-S only thread for those of you who may own this machine.
My thoughts are to gather information we can all use and support this compressor from a standpoint of function, operation, and maintenance.
Will post some pics soon of my compressor.

Here are a few details for my comp:
Purchased: 2019, 3-stage, Air-coolied, 220VAC single phase, 2.2kW or ~3HP, fill rate ~3.2cfm/90l per min.
Uses Bauer Triplex Filter 057679, or 057679-410 (possible others, such as Filtertech X22629)
Lube: SECO 500 Synthetic (.6L per fill)
Intake Air filter: N40823 or N4823 or AA-22201-PP (Filtertech)

Mods: Adding in a automatic pressure cut off circuit to the power switch. Should have this done this week.

Details I would like to have:
1) Motor wiring diagram
2) Parts Supplier lists (mine is working great, but at some point there will be service necessary).

Suggestions:
1) Be sure to go over your compressor and check all connections and the belt alignment. My compressor had enough of a misalignment in the belt it would have worn out quickly had I not adjusted the motor pulley. I also reversed the motor pulley for better alignment.
2) Change your oil at least once a year regardless of hours run - synthetics absorb moisture and that is the worst thing for the compressor next to overheating.

Feel free to post with appropriate topics!
If you happen to have a Compwell gas-powered unit, jump on in!

Best,

 

[Scotty1]

Like this? Here I was thinking my Alkin was kinda serious …

 

[Spit-n-Lead]

Like this? Here I was thinking my Alkin was kinda serious …

No, much less serious!
I have not seen this unit for sale used anywhere, only the more common/similar Bauer Junior.
Pics of the controls show the start up and run caps plus the power switch, which is a power-maintaining style electromagnetic switch. This style of switch is what you see on newer power equipment and will not allow the machine to restart on it's own.

 

[jarmstrong]

looks just like this Air Tex same model number

AireTex L110 Mini Magnum compressor

Had to do it... Yes, I know I have a Daystate LC-110 that can be repaired, and that is a very good personal compressor. However, the one I bought also does DQA (Diver Quality Air) for my SCUBA adventures. The AireTex Mini Magnum is basically a replica of the Bauer Junior II compressor. ...

www.airgunnation.com

 

[Centercut]

Yes, the AireTex mini magnum is the same Compwell compressor, which is an exact clone of a Bauer Junior 2. I bought mine in May 2020, and it’s been flawless. I have about 45 hours run time in it. Doesn’t seem like that much but it only takes 6-7 minutes to fill a 45 minute (66 cu ft) SCBA tank from 200-310 bar. So that’s over 400 fills.

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/airetex-l110-mini-magnum-compressor.703732/

 

[Scotty1]

Very nice! I’ve always liked the compact package of the little Bauer. Is it 3 or 4 stage and is it as portable as it appears?

 

[Centercut]

It’s a 3 stage just like the Bauer. I think mine weighs about 95 pounds. I just keep it on an old dolly so I can roll it around on my back patio.
One thing I really like is the cyclone moisture separator between the 2nd and 3rd stages. Plus the large breathing air certified filter on the outlet of the compressor (3rd stage). And the PMV (pressure maintaining valve) at the outlet.

 

[Spit-n-Lead]

I just got my pressure switch in and waiting for my fittings to setup the pressure cut circuit.
I'll add pics of the mod for those interested.

Yes, the AireTex mini magnum is the same Compwell compressor, which is an exact clone of a Bauer Junior 2. I bought mine in May 2020, and it’s been flawless. I have about 45 hours run time in it. Doesn’t seem like that much but it only takes 6-7 minutes to fill a 45 minute (66 cu ft) SCBA tank from 200-310 bar. So that’s over 400 fills.

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/airetex-l110-mini-magnum-compressor.703732/

CT - Does your Airetex motor have a rating plate and schematic?