I have a vevor high pressure 4500psi. It runs and pumps air until I hook it up to my rifle. Then the motor bogs down and stops. What could cause this? Thanks for your time
Vevor pcp compressor
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you need to connect to the rifle then with bleeder valve open, start pump and once it gets up to speed close bleeder valve. now the pump should charge up rifle
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Mine does the same thing Trying to figure out what it is wrong You don't happen to have a manual with the parts List If you can send a photo shot Would really appreciate it If I find out what's wrong with mine I will let you know
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I had the same happen to my compressor. After trying everything I could think of I narrowed it down to a bad motor. Well a new motor didn't fix it. It turned out to be a stuck or sticking check valve
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Its the pump head and cylinder. You can find parts for the Tuxing that will fit but they are darn near half the price of the compressor after shipping. My vevor did the same thing at 2000 psi. Reached out to vevor through Amazon. Had to send them a video of it happening. They eventually sent the entire cylinder assembly and I asked for a check valve cause it was all rusted too. The whole process took about a month. Got the parts and it worked for two fills on the flash pup before the power supply crapped out....again. I had already replaced once before. I suppose I will see if the darn thing will work off the car battery before I buy another power supply. I may get a 600 watt power supply this time and never use it unless I must.
I bought a yong heng while waiting on the parts for the vevor and I'm never looking back. Totally rebuildable and parts seem to be everywhere. Wish I would have started there but I was being cheap and I was a bit turned off by the water and oil. After setting it up its really not a big deal. I'm only filling my guns but ill probably get a couple small buddy bottles.
I bought a yong heng while waiting on the parts for the vevor and I'm never looking back. Totally rebuildable and parts seem to be everywhere. Wish I would have started there but I was being cheap and I was a bit turned off by the water and oil. After setting it up its really not a big deal. I'm only filling my guns but ill probably get a couple small buddy bottles.
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If you take the top of the piston off you'll see a cylinder sleeve (made up of something like delron) that looks like a staged o-ring. Check to see that that is not deformed or broken. It should slide snuggly up and down the cylinder walls with the cap(?). It should be under what I call the cap which may be an aluminum circular piece that rides inside this sleeve up and down the cylinder. If it is cracked or torn, you will get the symptoms you see.
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My second small Vevor compressor died today. The first one lasted about 1-1/2 years and felt it was a good value at 200 bucks . The second was under 6 months, so not so good . I did have an extended warranty at Amazon and I'm glad I did . Got my full amount refunded and am giving to try their larger 4500 psi unit a try . Will get the extended warranty. If this one dies early I will be done with Vevor compressors.
Both mine seized up. I will take one apart someday but thinking it's the motors .
Anyone having luck with this one ? I haven't hit the order button yet . It's 270 with a 3 year warranty. I doubt it will make it 3 years .
Both mine seized up. I will take one apart someday but thinking it's the motors .
Anyone having luck with this one ? I haven't hit the order button yet . It's 270 with a 3 year warranty. I doubt it will make it 3 years .
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I’m having the same problem you had with your compressor. I’m in my second bearing and fourth screw that holds the bearing in the yes keeps breaking like every five minutes. Literally do you ever figure a way to fix that? Could you please share it with me and the group, thank you very much.
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I made a test gauge by threading a Foster male coupler onto a SCUBA pressure gauge. These are a dime a dozen in the surplus stuff at dive shops. Very good quality gauge and hose which never seem to fail, and no one needs another one. This was coupled to the outlet on one of my YH compressors.
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