The Micro Oil Screw Air Compressor uses two rotors (screws) that rotate in opposite directions. As the screws turn, air is drawn in and compressed. The oil injected into the system lubricates and cools the compressor element while also sealing the gap between the screws.
[pdf] Use your Phillips head screwdriver to loosen the screw located either on the top or on the side of the cover. Unhook all of the black and white wires from the pressure switch using the needle nose pliers. Take a 5/16” nut driver and remove the ground screws, holding down the ground wires.
[pdf] Solutions: Inspect the system for leaks, replace clogged filters, and check for worn parts like seals or rotors. Possible Causes: Loose components, bearing wear, or improper alignment. Solutions: Tighten loose components, inspect bearings, and ensure proper alignment of moving parts.
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