Home
General Information Air News
Ask Questions
Compressed Air
Compressors
Contact Us
How To
Privacy Info
SCFM
Site Map
Weblog
Air Components Air Actuators
Air Lines
Fittings
Filters
Gauges
Hose
Lubricators
PRV
Pressure Switch
Regulators
Valves
Types of Compressors Air Brush
Portable
Reciprocating
Rotary Screw
Rotary Vane
Speedaire
Selecting Buying / Costs
Location
Plumbing
Sizing
Compressor Issues Compressor-Water
Home Compressor
Pneumatic Training
Repairs
Troubleshooting
What Else
Couplers
Connectors
[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

 

speed aire compressor 32180

by alex
(fresno ca)

i have this compressor but no motor. what kind of motor do i need what size. and it compressor hasnt been used for years. but it works what can i do do tune it up?






Bill answers...

Hi Alex:

In theory, you can use any electric motor that has the same HP, same voltage, same mounting configuration, same shaft size, and if the old motor was a TEFC (totally enclosed fan cooled motor), that style too.

The reality is that identifying a compatible motor might be beyond the ability of folks that only do this sort of thing once or twice a lifetime.

So, may I suggest you visit the Speedaire page on this site, and follow the guidelines to contacting your local branch. They will be able to help you. Just go back to the home page and follow the link to the Speedaire page from the nav bar.

Regarding the 'tune up', if it hasn't a motor, how do you know it works?

In any case, if it is a lubricated model, I would change the oil. Other than that, you need to get a motor on it and get it to run up to cut-out pressure so you can see if any other issues surface.

Cheers,

Bill

Comments for
speed aire compressor 32180

Click here to add your own comments

Mar 16, 2009
Mod #
by: Barry

You may want to recheck that Mod# I think it may be 3Z180 as Bill said the folfs at Grainger will be of Great help

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How?
Simply click here to return to Speedaire


footer for About air compressors page