Quincy 350 Air Compressor

User Manual & Installation Guide

350 Series

Installation Guide

Tools Needed:

  • Adjustable wrench set
  • Socket set
  • Screwdrivers (flat and Phillips)
  • Torque wrench
  • Level
  • Pipe thread sealant

Step-by-Step Installation

  1. Select Location: Choose a clean, dry, well-ventilated area with adequate space for maintenance access and proper air circulation.
  2. Foundation Preparation: Place compressor on a solid, level concrete floor or vibration isolation pads to minimize noise and vibration.
  3. Electrical Connection: Connect to appropriate power supply (see specifications). Ensure proper grounding and circuit protection.
  4. Air System Connection: Install air lines using properly sized piping with downward slope for moisture drainage.
  5. Pressure Relief Valve: Ensure pressure relief valve is properly installed and unobstructed.
  6. Oil Check: Verify proper oil level in crankcase before initial startup.
  7. Initial Startup: Run compressor without load for 30 minutes to break in components, then check for leaks and proper operation.
Warning: Installation must be performed by qualified personnel. Ensure all safety precautions are followed to prevent injury or equipment damage.

Specifications

Model Series QT-350
Type Reciprocating Piston Air Compressor
Configuration Two-Stage, Air-Cooled
Horsepower 7.5 HP
Air Delivery (CFM) 24.1 CFM at 175 PSI
Maximum Pressure 175 PSI
Tank Capacity 80 Gallons (Vertical)
Noise Level 78 dB(A) at 1 meter
Power Requirements 230V, 60Hz, Single Phase, 30A
Dimensions (HxWxD) 72 x 30 x 30 inches
Weight 420 lbs
Oil Capacity 2.5 Quarts

Warranty Information

  • Compressor Pump: 5 years limited warranty
  • Tank: Lifetime limited warranty
  • Parts & Labor: 1 year full coverage
  • Motor: 2 years limited warranty

For warranty service, contact Quincy Compressor Customer Service at 1-800-543-HELP or visit QuincyCompressor.com

Key Features

Two-Stage Compression

Dual-stage operation provides greater efficiency and cooler operating temperatures, resulting in longer component life and reduced maintenance.

Pressure Lubrication System

Full pressure lubrication ensures all moving parts receive proper oil flow, reducing wear and extending compressor life.

Cast Iron Construction

Heavy-duty cast iron cylinders and crankcase provide superior durability, heat dissipation, and vibration dampening.

Thermal Protection

Built-in thermal overload protection prevents motor damage from overheating during extended operation.

ASME Certified Tank

80-gallon ASME certified air tank meets highest safety standards and includes lifetime warranty.

Low RPM Operation

Operating at lower RPM (870) reduces wear, noise, and heat generation compared to higher-speed compressors.

Performance Specifications

CFM at 100 PSI

28.5 CFM - Ideal for continuous tool operation

CFM at 150 PSI

25.3 CFM - Suitable for industrial applications

Duty Cycle

100% - Capable of continuous operation

Recovery Time

2.5 minutes from 100-175 PSI

Oil Change Interval

500 hours or 6 months of normal use

Air Outlet

1/2" NPT - Standard industrial connection

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Compressor won't start Power issue, pressure switch fault, thermal overload Check power supply, reset overload, test pressure switch
Low pressure output Worn valves, leaking gaskets, intake restriction Check valve plates, inspect gaskets, clean air filter
Excessive noise/vibration Loose components, worn bearings, improper mounting Tighten all fasteners, check bearings, verify level installation
Overheating Dirty cooling fins, low oil, restricted ventilation Clean cooling surfaces, check oil level, improve airflow
Oil in air lines Worn piston rings, overfilled oil, wrong oil type Check rings, drain excess oil, use recommended oil
Frequent cycling Air leaks, faulty check valve, undersized tank Check for leaks, test check valve, verify application requirements

Maintenance Codes & Indicators

  • Red Oil Light: Low oil pressure - Check oil level and pump immediately
  • Yellow Service Light: Scheduled maintenance due - Refer to maintenance schedule
  • Continuous Blinking: Thermal overload - Allow to cool and reset
  • Pressure Gauge Fluctuation: Valve issue - Inspect and replace valves if necessary
  • Unusual Knocking: Bearing wear - Inspect connecting rods and bearings
  • Slow Pressure Build: Worn rings - Perform compression test

Manual Downloads

QT-350 Series Manuals

QT-350-80V

7.5HP 80 Gallon Vertical

QT-350-60V

7.5HP 60 Gallon Vertical

QT-350-80H

7.5HP 80 Gallon Horizontal

QT-350-230V

7.5HP 230V Single Phase

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