Is there a way to make the relief valve kick in at a higher pressure? Mine starts leaking at about 45psi. A 60psi gauge shouldn't until 60psi
1495272
I used a pair of pliers to turn screw the cap in until it was almost flush with the outer edge. Mine shipped with a limit of about 48 psi, but now it's about 58 psi. I use this to carbonate water, and I wanted to be able to set it in the low 50s without bleeding.
1495273
I was able to fix this problem tightening the stem of the relief valve. Just grab the ring and twist it clockwise.
1471850
Haven't had a need to go that low. It is adjustable and I have increased the max from 35 to 50 PSI. Suggest you contact the manufacturer.
1897286
there is a red pressure relief valve,you need to keep clean..In two years of Daly use mines has built up pressure two times.try to dump it before you start driving..
2013436
That's a tough one. Seems I have to actually start using slight force at about 30 PSI. My tires need 50, so from 30 to 50 it gets a bit tiring. Still not hard, just a lot of pumping. Also seems the faster I pump the better it works. Slow and steady doesn't seem to move the gauge.
1345227
Mine was set to cut in at 40psi at factory and I installed a pressure valve in the pump outlet line and set it for 60psi but it can go a little higher if you think your water lines can hold the pressure.
1687099
The gauge should not fill up with water ,I believe you have a defective pressure gauge
43371
ask orbit my system is about 50 psi and i think it needs the source pressure to operate the valve
46020
There's a stop valve ;it a bit awkward too operate! You don't have to use it but ;then u loose 15-20psi,just add fews psi that's why mist people do anyways!
478863
Make sure it is hooked up correctly (with little hose inside jar coming from the attachment end, not the gun end) and keep the gun level. If you problem is it continually sucking once full press the little pressure release lever until the gauge registers 0 psi vacuum.
1810057
Does your pressure only stall with the surface cleaner or does it also stall out with a regular gun? Either way it sounds to me that you might have an issue with the unloader valve on pump itself.
1256194
Hi. I am having the exact same problem. The instructions indicate that this pressure valve will stop spraying once the system "pressurizes" -- but, that time never comes. I won't be able to use this product because of this . . . anyone?
671301
Theoretically. But I'd have a professional check out the valve and replace if necessary. High pressure can be dangerous.
1239522
At the valve/pressure gauge end there is a 1/2 inch diameter gray ring about 1/2 an inch long. This is the bit that is held fairly tightly into the black plastic tube. Hold the black tube in your left hand and pull on the valve/gauge with the other hand. A slight anticlockwise twist seems to help
1667564
I don't have a gauge to know how low but I am pretty sure you can get it below 5 psi. Works close to a need valve.
2281839
Sometimes I have this problem if I don't completely release all of the pressure. If that doesn't work, use a little oil and run it as close to the seal as possible.
1637926
I wired mine to a switch so that I can turn it off at night. You wouldn't want an air leak or pressure switch malfunction while you were sleeping. This tank does not have a over pressure relief valve. My pressure switch got stuck on (salt water induced) and my tank filled up to 265psi before I caught it. So in my truck I ran a T off the tank and put a small gauge inside to moniter pressure. use a relay to provide power to the compressor using an ignition accessory signal to control the relay or if you want to use a switch inside, run constant power to the compressor and run the ground side through the switch. This is safer and won't melt the switch. Remember to always fuse the power side. I'm using a 20 amp which works fine. Good luck!
470972
I always place the setting to "II" and start timing when the opposite safety valve pops up AND a small stream of steam begins escaping through the adjustable valve (a very small amount of dripping from condensation will appear around the seam of the handle.) Turn the heat down to low to low/medium at that time and watch out for overpressurization, evidenced by a buldging appearance of the silicone rubber sealing ring through the lid "window". If this occurs, just keep turning temperature down.