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It's really a matter of perspective. To me paying 100 to $400 for a compressor that probably won't last a year is foolish, but, for the occasional shooter that put 10 hrs run time a year it could be justified. FWIW

I would spray the soapy water around the compressor head where the high pressure line is. Try to see if a gasket or ....is leaking. You need to remove the cover exposing the compressor head assembly.

Can you advise what the pressure in the bottle is?

Hello. You need to get a dead head plug and then try the compressor while watching the gage. If it does not build pressure you then need to look at burst disk, etc....

Don you need to follow your gut and your wallets level for pain. You could be the guy who buys an Alkin and it craps in a month or a Rovair or Umarex or etc...the key will be parts accessibility and service. Any manual or tech specs I have seen on the offshore Asian manufactured compressors are...

It would not.

I was merely showing you can get a 30 Amp breaker for your load center if need be. The idea this compressor would need a 30 Amp breaker in a 110 vac load center circuit is beyond belief.

Given the design an size of these compressors I would not be surprised if the connecting rods were made of an aluminum alloy and perhaps anodized for corrosion resistance.

I have had this problem with a compressor hose.

If it were mine, assuming both gun and compressor gages are functioning properly, I would connect Argus fill probe to your adaptor. ( if you use tape be certain it does not extend past end of threads to avoid plugging) then open bleed on compressor fully. Start compressor. At this time...

Run it with a dead head plug and spray with soapy water.

The 68 cu in tank filled to 4500 psi can supply the standard Avenger, 210 cc tank, one (1) time to max 4351psi.

Perhaps a hand pump would suffice for now. Plenty to choose from.

Ok. The gold color item is a sintered bronze filter/breather. My 1st move would be to remove it/clean/dry and blow it out with shop air compressor and reinstall and try it for awhile. ( assuming it still builds sufficient pressure)You may have leaking seals. Good luck and let us know what...

If I am understanding you correctly, this is the outlet filter with pressure gage attached, bleed screw, burst disk and Quick connect? Left side facing crankcase? If so, at what point is it leaking?

This could help.

While you can have internal slip in the compressor, your test result shows the main leak is in your tank/valve connection/s.

Welcome to you. I would start by using a short hose with a plug in the end. If the pressure gage rises the leak is with the bottle. If pressure still does not raise, go connection by connection with soap and water spray to find the leak area/s. Good luck sir.

Crossman will give you this info. if you contact them. My pump has a female M10X1 thread in the block but it is not a Crossman.