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This is a venue for owners to ask for advice relating to their use of the Ingersoll Rand T-30 Air Compressors only. For those with experience with this IR model of compressor this page offers an opportunity to provide help if they can.

IR is a powerful worldwide provider of air compressors, air tools, air preparation equipment and other products, and has been for decades. Ingersoll Rand T-30 air compressors are sold through experienced fluid power houses and also by a direct sales force and the compressor comes with a range of accessories and configurations.

If you are seeking advice about your IR T-30, the primary source for information about the IR T-30 air compressor is IR. Contact information is:

Energy Systems (IR)
800A Beaty Street
Davidson, NC 28036
P: 877-IR-POWER (477-6937)
Email: power@irco.com
Website: http://energy.ingersollrand.com

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For more information and to access manuals, you can also visit www.irtechpubs.com for all tools, fluids, and air product manuals and technical documents.

Got a problem with your Ingersoll Rand T-30 air compressor? Want to ask other T 30 users for some help? Just use the form at the end of this page. Scroll on down, and as you do, have a look at the existing questions and answers. Yours may already be there.

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Dan Brubaker
Dan Brubaker
January 21, 2021 10:14 am

Helping friend with IR Model 242 that he bought and has no unloader system nor check valve…previous owner simply had pressure switch to cut motor when pressure was reached. I want to install check valve with unloader port and pipe the unload port to pressure switch with unloader. Other than making sure the switch can handle the 2-stage pressures is there anything I need to consider?

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Kevin Enderle
Kevin Enderle
November 13, 2020 6:59 pm

I just purchased an IR T-30 model 242-5N1 80 gal vertical, circa 1978. It came in a few pieces electronically and was Unwired. The install was definitely a homeowner fire hazard special and I want to do it right/safe up through loose/dangling motor capacitors and bare wires. Looking for a manual or install guide. Already ordered a valve/head gasket rebuild kit.

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Jamie merlenbach
Jamie merlenbach
November 2, 2020 1:08 am

I have a T 30 model number 3000 serial number 858738 Can’t find nothing on it

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Kevin Coontz
Kevin Coontz
October 20, 2020 12:06 pm

Thanks in advance for the help. i have a Ingersol Rand T30.what would cause the contactor/starter to get really hot and fail. i have fried a {cutler hammer AEI6FNO} it does not blow the heaters on the motor overload{cutler hammer C306DN3}.This is getting expensive fast !

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William Murphy
William Murphy
April 8, 2020 6:59 pm

Greetings. Trying to find info regarding an IR Type 30 Model 243C4. Serial Number is 30T36473. The rep from IR tells me the serial number is wrong and he can’t help me until I get the correct number. He says none were made without a 6 digit number. Any help ya’ll can offer is appreciated. Q1 – date of manufacture? Q2 – are model 243 parts all created equal? I think I have a sticky valve but don’t want to tear open the heads without knowing I can replace the seals. Thinking about total restoration if parts are available. Thanks… Read more »

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Ken Watson
Ken Watson
March 24, 2020 9:53 am

Hi I have an older Type 30. Size 4&21/2 x 2 1/4, Comp No. 30 T 14323. Not really sure what I have here. I was something my Dad left when he passed and I’d like to rebuild it. Any information would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks

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Chuck
Chuck
February 17, 2020 9:25 am

I have an 1981 IR T-30 242 5D1 2 stage w/80 gal Horizontal tank. Can’t nail down Exact CFM. Metal tag has a bunch of abbreviations and numbers on it but I’m not capable of understanding them all. Any help would be appreciated.

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Larry Marshall
Larry Marshall
August 13, 2019 12:43 pm

How much does a IR Type 30 Model 242 weigh?

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