Daily: Keep moisture out by draining the compressor’s air receiver tank every day. Weekly: Along with draining condensate out of the air compressor tank, check the oil level and add more oil if it has hit the minimum line. Monthly: Call in a servicing expert to clean the inlet filter.
[pdf] Use Our Compressor Maintenance Checklist – Download our free PDF to keep track of routine tasks. Track Your Data: Use our printable Rotary Screw Maintenance Schedule to record service dates, hours, and temperature readings.
[pdf] After around 20,000 hours or four years of operation, screw air compressors usually require major maintenance, including bearing replacement. Long-term operation leads to internal bearing wear, causing loud noise and high temperatures. These signs indicate the need for an overhaul.
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