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john
March 12, 2025
what would make the compressor say tripped. and won't reset
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Mr. Anderson
March 12, 2025
The Ingersoll-Rand RS45i compressor may trip and not reset due to the following reasons:
1. Controller Tripped the Compressor – A fault has occurred, requiring repair and controller reset. 2. Maximum Number of Starts Per Hour Exceeded – Refer to Table 4 for limits. 3. Emergency Stop Pressed and Not Released – Identify the reason, repair the fault, disengage the button, and reset the controller. 4. Emergency Stop Pressed and Released but Controller Not Reset – Repair the fault and reset the controller. 5. High Compressor Temperature – Insufficient cooling, blocked coolant cooler, incorrect blower motor rotation, or cooling system issues. 6. Sensor Failure – Missing or faulty sensors need installation, repair, or replacement. 7. Controller Software Changed – Requires recalibration of all sensors and checking setpoints. 8. Remote Start/Stop Failure – Issues with remote buttons remaining closed or open.
Each cause requires specific troubleshooting steps such as repairing faults, resetting the controller, recalibrating sensors, or checking system parameters.
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Do you have a question about the RS45i and is the answer not in the manual?
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what would make the compressor say tripped. and won't reset
The Ingersoll-Rand RS45i compressor may trip and not reset due to the following reasons:
1. Controller Tripped the Compressor – A fault has occurred, requiring repair and controller reset.
2. Maximum Number of Starts Per Hour Exceeded – Refer to Table 4 for limits.
3. Emergency Stop Pressed and Not Released – Identify the reason, repair the fault, disengage the button, and reset the controller.
4. Emergency Stop Pressed and Released but Controller Not Reset – Repair the fault and reset the controller.
5. High Compressor Temperature – Insufficient cooling, blocked coolant cooler, incorrect blower motor rotation, or cooling system issues.
6. Sensor Failure – Missing or faulty sensors need installation, repair, or replacement.
7. Controller Software Changed – Requires recalibration of all sensors and checking setpoints.
8. Remote Start/Stop Failure – Issues with remote buttons remaining closed or open.
Each cause requires specific troubleshooting steps such as repairing faults, resetting the controller, recalibrating sensors, or checking system parameters.
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