realpoetikal
try running it with a heavy duty power cord if not cut off some of your appliances in the house

randy_ishere
put it on a circut by itself, also it should have a on and off switch

alvarz
time to replace it

init4dasex
it sounds like it's not getting the proper amps that it needs in order to run. you musthave added something else to the same circuit as the compressor. when you blow the fuse, check to see what else shuts off. unplug that/ those appliences and reset the breaker, then try your compressor again. it should run fine.

bobweb
If your plugged into a Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor (GFCI) protected outlet, try plugging it in temporarily to a non-GFCI outlet.

CARL G H
simple answer difficult solution. your running it on a low output curcuit in the house and somethings gotta give! 1st off you cannot use an extension cord on that size compressor. if this is not the case than the compressor head maybe bad (the part that builds air ) the motor must be able to turn this freely to run if it cant the curcuit breaker must pop.

steplift20
maybe the fuse is the wrong size to small