How to Maintain Your Compressor? When Should You Call for Service?

Air compressors are the backbone of industrial facilities, and to operate continuously and efficiently, they require regular maintenance. Without proper care, energy costs rise, performance drops, and the lifespan of the equipment shortens. So, how should compressor maintenance be carried out? And when should you contact an authorized service provider? 1. Basic Stages of Compressor Maintenance Daily Checks: • Checking oil levels • Monitoring pressure readings • Inspecting air output for water or moisture • Identifying any unusual operating sounds Weekly & Monthly Maintenance: • Cleaning or replacing the air filter • Inspecting the oil filter • Checking V-belt tension • Ensuring electrical connections are tight Every 3–6 Months: • Changing the compressor oil • Checking the oil separator • Cleaning the cooling system (fan/radiator) • Updating the control panel software 2. When Should You Contact a Service Technician? You should definitely contact an authorized service provider in the following situations: • Unusual noises are coming from the compressor • The unit frequently stops during operation • Oil leaks are visible • Sudden pressure fluctuations occur • Noticeable increase in energy consumption • Error codes appear on the LCD display These signs may indicate serious internal issues within the compressor. 3. What Does GAP Kompresör Offer? At GAP Kompresör, we don’t just sell products—we also provide professional after-sales technical support. With our nationwide network of authorized service centers, we offer: • Periodic maintenance contracts • Genuine spare parts supply • Emergency intervention teams • Energy efficiency and performance reporting services Neglecting compressor maintenance not only leads to breakdowns but also results in higher operating costs. Regular maintenance is essential to ensure optimal performance and long-term usage of your equipment. Remember: A compressor’s performance is only as strong as the service support behind it. Feel free to contact us for more information about our maintenance and service programs.