1. Turn off the power to the compressor. This can be done by flipping the circuit breaker to the "Off" position or by unplugging the compressor from the power outlet.
2. Locate the LP AC switch on the compressor. The LP AC switch is usually a small, black switch located on the side of the compressor. It is typically marked with the letters "LP" or "Low Pressure."
3. Turn the LP AC switch to the "Off" position. This will disable the low-pressure switch and allow the compressor to start.
4. Turn the power back on to the compressor. The compressor should now start running if the low-pressure switch was the only thing preventing it from starting.
5. Monitor the compressor to ensure that it is operating properly. If the compressor does not start, or if it stops running after a short time, there may be another issue that needs to be addressed.
Note: If you are not comfortable working with electrical equipment, it is best to have a qualified electrician reset the LP AC switch for you.
