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Re: York 210 Onboard Air [message #361811 is a reply to message #361670] Sat, 16 January 2021 16:55 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
blur911 is currently offline  blur911   United States
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Since the compressor in my GMC never shut off on the way home, about 2 hours, I assume there are some leaks and that the compressor might be pooched.

So, how long is normal for a compressor to run and get up to pressure? Cycle time from 100psi to 120psi cutout?
On these York's with the starter motors, has anyone measured current or otherwise know how much power it takes to turn one?

Here's the annoying thing, I'm pretty sure I sent a York to the metal recycler a year or two ago. Didn't have a use for it and got tired of it kicking around my garage.


Burl Vibert
Kingston, Ontario
1976 GMC 26 foot, Sheridan reno, don't know original model but we call her Roxie
 
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