Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is it gas powered? Says so in the descrip. Just want to make sure pic is related to product, as I see an electric cord.
Document: The main pressure gauge does stick, and because I'm in the middle of a project I don't want to take a break and send it in. Make sure to do the break in procedure (open the valve on the bottom and run for 30 minutes) and to drain it after every use and this unit will work very well.
This is a must for everyone. I was fortunate to land it for a good price and it is the best tool in my locker. It is strong enough to handle everything I do and light enough to take wherever. Just make sure you drain the tank and leave the valve open after every use to keep the unit from rusting out.
I should have known something was amiss when I first unpacked the unit and noticed that the gauge housing was not flush, which sets the gauges off at an angle. While this is just an aesthetic problem, it is indicative of poor workmanship and quality control. And make sure you wear gloves when adjusting the regulator valve, as it is recessed into the housing and the sharp edges will cut up your hands. Or just save yourself the trouble and buy another brand.
My question is:  Why would anyone pay more for less? I also see that both the C2002 and the C2002-WK are sold directly by Porter-Cable so it's not a matter of competing vendors. Am I missing something?
Nice little compressor that does exactly what it says it will. I especially like that it is very light and easy to carry around. All the controls are easily accessible and the dual air ports is a nice time saver when working with multiple tools.
I can tell that this unit barely survived. It was constantly running for more than one hour. Toward the end, the pump/motor started to make funny noises and the rubber tube got so hot, it felt sticky on the surface.I am now thinking about upgrading to a 3HP oil lubed unit.
It sits real nice next to the work bench and looks great. If you want to run nail guns air tires and other odds and ends I would buy this or the craftsman copy. Maybe the bosh would be good also,bottom line ,the pancake compressor is a smart choice.
I have owned this compressor for over a year, used it on 3 or 4 finish nailer projects around my house. Started leaking air bad. Ordered the replacement parts (tube and a "gasket") and I can see why it leaked. Once I disassembled it I could see that the parts were cheaply made - both the originals as well as the replacement parts. Rather than fix it, and probably have the same thing happen very soon - I opted to junk it and purchase a portable Ingersoll Rand compressor.
I use it whenever I want a portable air source, it is as convenient to transport as a portable vacuum cleaner. I would recommend this to any homeowner who needs a reliable, convenient source of compressed air. Additionally, it has two output quick connectors and very nice gauges and regulator. It is my first oil-less air compressor and I am satisfied with it's performance.
This product was used, it came in the original box no dents,or scratches Had the owners manual. I have used it twice and it seems perfect.
Answer: yes