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99% of jump starters fail due to a faulty or old battery. Since the small enclosed 12v batteries are generally not cost effective to replace this leaves you with a mostly functional compressor and parts.
This instructable will illustrate how to hack the jumpstarter to create a functional and portable compressor to store in your garage or tuck away in your truck for emergencies.
Note: This will without a doubt void your warranty.
This instructable will illustrate how to hack the jumpstarter to create a functional and portable compressor to store in your garage or tuck away in your truck for emergencies.
Note: This will without a doubt void your warranty.
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Signing UpStep 1Tools & Materials
Tools
1) Soldering Iron
2) Drill, knife or hole punch
3) Screwdriver
Materials
1) Non Functioning Jump Starter with compressor
2) Plexiglas, plastic sheet, or some thin rigid material
3) Screws, Bolts
1) Soldering Iron
2) Drill, knife or hole punch
3) Screwdriver
Materials
1) Non Functioning Jump Starter with compressor
2) Plexiglas, plastic sheet, or some thin rigid material
3) Screws, Bolts
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Two days ago I had to repair one of those mini compressor, very bad quality.
The cylinder was grooved with the piston pin, beyond repair, so I sleeved it with thin brass sheet. I replaced the piston pin, for which I had to enlarge the hole. Now it works, but I think in a very short time will be spent newly.