Yong Heng Compressor Review+Setup

I bought one of these {110} and set it up on a cart with a 5 gallon water tank underneath . I use it to fill my guns only , it works great takes about 1-2 minutes to do a 300cc 250 bar fill . I don't have a air tank right now but my 100 yard range is just out the back door...LOL thats what is good about living out in the middle of nowhere.. 

Hi,

Does anyone know what the name or email / phone / address, of Yong Heng compressor distributor in Ontario California?

I got a Yong Heng compressor sent to me from China a few months ago and it came through them, but I lost all their info.

Appreciate any contact info you can suggest. 

Thanks,

BillyBob

What are you guys seeing for a normal high temp on the YH compressor, or should I say, acceptable high temperature? Do your stainless pipes off the HP head get really hot? Like burn you if you touch them hot yet the water block temp is only 48C

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Just filling my flashpup it read 50 c when it reached 200 bar and shut off,celsius just dos'nt stick in my head, about the only metric thing I can relate is the meter and that took decades.lol. I had put one of those [ Blue Ice] blocks in the bucket of water. I got burned pretty good.I got mine set-up under my workbench so it's a little awkward fiddleing with it. I was wondering if there might be some insulating sheath to put around it. Or a (fireproof) guard ?

Need to purchase a compressor as l can’t get 4500 psi air within 100 miles of my location. Have read that it is better to get the non-adjustable shut off in case the gauges are off. My question is: Would it be better to order the 220 model and just disconnect the auto shutoff wiring than ordering the 110 model? I am reading that the 220 model is a little more heavy duty. Also, is everyone adding the dessicant filter tube as a precaution? Don’t plan on buying any carbon fiber tanks. Just planning only filling my FX Dreamline as needed. I am a newbie and l appreciate your advice. Thanks 

If you are filling your gun directly, I would suggest you to get one of those 12V compressors. The price is similar to a Yong Heng but they are quieter and there is no need for setting up water cooling and changing oil regularly. Had they came out earlier, I would not have bought my Yong Heng.

Thanks AirGunfans. There is the Hatsan and Nova ll. Any preferences?

Well it finally happened

my YH 110v auto shut off compressor broke the piston. The high compression piston came apart which In turned caved in the head of the low compression piston. Have used it for about a year filling two 97cf bottles to 4200 once a month. Off to order parts. 

Mine broke the top off the second stage piston this week. So far I get about a year or so service before needing to dive into it and fix it. This is the second time this failure has happen to me. Takes me about 10-15 minutes to change out the piston and rod assembly once parts show up. 

I received the 110v version this week and do not see the the overload protection reset button below the 1st stage bleed block as shown in the manual. Does any else with 110v units have no visible overload reset button?

Nice set up.

Mine broke the top off the second stage piston this week. So far I get about a year or so service before needing to dive into it and fix it. This is the second time this failure has happen to me. Takes me about 10-15 minutes to change out the piston and rod assembly once parts show up.

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What were your maximum run times for the YH compressor? What were your maximum temps on the units temp gauge?

Question, I have a Vevor version of this (assuming it’s the same thing?). 

https://www.amazon.com/VEVOR-Pressure-Compressor-Electric-Paintball/dp/B073RDGWTF/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8



mine won’t fill past about 3700-3800 psi before the burst disk blows. I’m going by the gauge I have on my bottle, not the pump gauge. Any ideas what could be wrong?

If your pump's gauge is reading significantly higher than the tank shows, I would assume the tank gauge to be wrong or that there is a issue between the pump and tank that restricts air flow.

I got what I think is a 3,000 PSI model (but I'm not sure), which was ok for my AF condor. Now I have an Avenger (4,500 psi) and the compressor is making a different sound at around 3,200 PSI. Do I need to get a new compressor or can this one do the job? 

PLEASE ASSIST!!



My Yong Heng model YH-QB01 arrived today, but some of the parts mentioned in the manual, re: operation procedure, are not identified anywhere in the manual.

I'd really appreciate it if someone could post clear views of that model (or similar), with the following parts clearly labeled:



Condensate drain screw (same as condensate drain valve?)

Charging valve (same as air charging valve?)

Bleed valve

Exhaust valve



Once I know where these parts are located, I can proceed - until then, I'm stumped!

Many thanks!

Mike

PLEASE ASSIST!!



My Yong Heng model YH-QB01 arrived today, but some of the parts mentioned in the manual, re: operation procedure, are not identified anywhere in the manual.

I'd really appreciate it if someone could post clear views of that model (or similar), with the following parts clearly labeled:



Condensate drain screw (same as condensate drain valve?)

Charging valve (same as air charging valve?)

Bleed valve

Exhaust valve



Once I know where these parts are located, I can proceed - until then, I'm stumped!

Many thanks!

Mike

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You bleed moisture from the low pressure and high pressure release valves on each side. More condensation typically comes out of the low side from what I am told.

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Take your skin off,looks like a bite mark on my right forearm. I know ass thread but just to let anyone know that reads this. Mine has filled about 20 80 cuft tanks as of now to 3400 psi and is getting slow so i need to re oring the second stage probally