Does you unit leak air over night?
1880043
I drain mine after every use, so it hasn't been left charged overnight. I have it hooked up to a power draw bar on a mill, so there are a lot of press fit connectors and small air hoses in line that I would suspect of a leak before the unit itself if I were to test it overnight. I did test all of the seals on the compressor when I first purchased (soap and water test) with no noticeable leaks.
1880044
No. I have not identified any air leaks on the compressor. All fittings are sealed and the manual provides instructions on how to test and correct any leaks you may find. Follow the set up instructions and you won't be disappointed.
1880045
I can't answer that question because, following the instructions, I drain the tank after use, eliminating moisture buildup. However, after using compessors for over 60 years, I can tell you that as long as the welds are done correctly and the fittings are tight, any air leak is extremely slow.
1880046
Just for that kind of test (overnight air leak), I have had mine pumped up to pressure since I received it. It has probably bled off a couple pounds a WEEK as per the mounted included gauge. Your overnight air loss is usually attributed to having the air hose connected to the outlet port on the compressor and having a accessory attached to the air hose,,,then the unit WILL leak air overnight,,as with most if not all compressors in that configuration. When not in use, remove the air hose from the compressor quick connect outlet port.
1880047
not that I have noticed. It sits in my garage, but seems to only discharge when I attach something.
1880048
Not noticeably. the worst cause of air leakage is my hose attachments, or the connectors. if they are disconnected, and it is unplugged, it can hold air for a few days as i recall. but thats just mine...
1673288
None that i know of. It will just continue to pump air. Didn't know that the unit had an on feature. Good luck
208794
Hi, Shirley. We pump up the mattress and leave it plugged in all night. I don't think you need to, though. We have never had a problem with the mattress leaking during the night; in fact, we had to let some of the air out the last time we used it because my husband filled it too full and it was too hard for him. After he released some of the air, the bed was fine. I think you'll be glad you purchased this item. We love ours!
1188787
yes, but why a leak is a leak Tam, use a pressure regulator on the air inlet, but why a leak is a leak.
2020604
usually only when using the air compressor if your 'CONNECTION' is loose at the fillup valve it will turn the unit off and then back on...unless you INSURE a TIGHT CONNECTION.
614041
Mine does not leak water... The water runs down the filter, this is how it cools the air, but no water leaks outside of the unit onto the floor.
24184
It did not leak for me but I empty it every few hours, the longest I have had it in was at night and I have not leaked yet
1706082
Yes. I own a couple units. I couldn't get the humidity high enough that it would ever shut off. Granted I try to place them near a return duct for it to benefit other areas of the home as well.
1381397
We have used the mattress at least a dozen times and have not had any leaking issues. It's the best air mattress I've owned so far.
882404
Probably not. Sounds like you have something not venting / vented properly.
1666862
Mine made a noise but it was do to air leaking in through one of the connections, once I tighten it and the air trapped got out it stopped.
726266
No. Not at all. I use mine to keep air flowing in my South Florida bedroom. In the winter my windows are open, but in the summer I use it with the windows closed and AC on and it works wonderfully. I often use it lying on it's back - pointing up at the ceiling - just to keep the air moving throughout the room.
2020610
Yes this pretty normal with an air compressor. Even my big compressor does this. Even though you can not hear an air leak there is usually a small one and that makes the compressor kick on to fill back up.
1372854
No! Unless u run your a/c all day with the bottom vents open provided u have enough NEG pressure on your fan/filter combo... Hope this helps!!!
565933
I would, but the unit is already installed in my attic in an area which is hard to access. I can tell you I located it behind a gable in my attic, and that place is directly above my master bedroom. When the unit goes on, for which I have verified it's operation, I can not hear it at night when I sleep. It is very quiet.
1090851
Hi David, the light really doesn't leak out very much at all. I guess if I stand over the unit at a certain angle, I can see a very thin "veil" of light. But otherwise, it's not noticeable.
1831380
My units have a fan hum when running, but nothing that bothers, even at night when I occasionally leave them running al night.