Today I'm going to teach you step by step everything you need to know to build your own homemade air compressor with a refrigerator, air conditioning or freezer engine. .
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Compressors are very important within pneumatics, as they facilitate painting services with guns or filling and calibrating tires. They serve to generate and store compressed air from mechanical movements produced by internal pistons connected to a shaft of an engine that works through electrical energy. It converts electrical energy into mechanical movements of the pistons that generate air.



Detailed explanation of the operation of the refrigerator air compressor:
The Refrigerator Motor has copper coils in a metal armature that induces an electromagnetic field by rotating the shaft of an engine that, through a crankshaft system, moves the pistons that are inside the engine that generates both output air and pulls air input. Inside the engine there is an oil that lubricates the pistons of the compressor and does not let it get stuck or lock up, that is why you cannot turn the engine over and let this oil leak, this mineral oil serves both to lubricate the engine and to insulate the winding of Such copper also serves as an aid to transfer heat easier to the metal of the engine.

Materials you will need:
1 fridge
1 pneumatic hose
1 tire inflator connector
1 fridge engine
1 pliers
1 screwdriver
3 connectors
1 power cable
1 piece of yarn
1 on/off switch to start
1 Multimeter

How to make a Simple Compressor with a motor from a DIY Refrigerator

Today I'm going to teach you step-by-step everything you need to know, to build your own homemade air compressor (with a refrigerator, air conditioning or freezer motor). Air compressors are of great importance in a workshop, body shop, metalworking or tire shop, are very important in pneumatics, as they facilitate painting services with pistols or tire inflation and calibration. Serves to generate and store compressed air from mechanical movements produced by internal pistons connected to a shaft of a motor that runs on electrical energy. Converts electrical energy into mechanical movements of the pistons that generate air.

Detailed explanation of the operation of the refrigerator air compressor:
The refrigerator motor has copper coils in a metal armature that induces an electromagnetic field by rotating the shaft of a motor that, through a crankshaft system, moves the pistons inside the motor that generate both outgoing air and draw air input. Inside the engine there is an oil that lubricates the compressor pistons and does not allow them to get stuck or lock up, that is why the engine cannot be turned over and let this oil leak, this mineral oil serves both to lubricate the engine and to insulate the winding of copper as well serves as an aid to transfer heat easier to the metal of the engine.

Materials you will need:
1 refrigerator
1 pneumatic hose
1 tire inflator connector
1 fridge motor
1 pliers
1 screwdriver
3 connectors
1 power cord
1 piece of yarn
1 on and off switch to start
1 multimeter