Reduced air output shows up as slow tools, weak processes and longer run times, with several common root causes.
Restriction at the Inlet
A dirty inlet filter or blocked intake restricts the air entering the machine, cutting flow.
Wear and Leaks
A worn airend, leaking valves or internal leaks reduce output, while external leaks waste what is produced.
Fixing the Output
Clean filters, repair leaks and check the airend and capacity control, then verify output with a flow measurement.
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