How many wires? Two wire will not cause it to run opposite direction. By the way, the compressor will not care which way it rotates but the motor may not like running backwards.
If there is a motor connection option for rev rot, high/low voltage, then it is an issue but if its straight out single voltage and non reversible, then who observes which way a motor rotates and notices the rotation has reversed?

Sounds as if your pressure switch is not opening and not breaking the circuit. Check under the cap of when it is blowing down/ releases the air. If the contacts are not breaking the circuit that is the problem. Make sure you do not touch anything in there if its plugged in so you dont get shocked.

Compressor won't turn back on untill stored pressure gets below cut in/out switch. Vent any stored air pressure to below 40 psi and it should restart.
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What is your question? I replaced a reed valve in my small compressor. If I remember correctly it was broken, not just worn For a new valve try the manufacturer if you can, or ask the dealer who does warranty repairs on your model. Mine was off warranty but the shop kindly mailed me a valve no charge.

Husky would be a possible source.

trigger has solid particles behind trigger. carefully disassemble trigger and blow out debris Be gentle with tiny O-rings as they will disintegrate before your eyes, rinse all parts and reassemble. good luck

the 1 sensor is located on the rear top of the motor and sensor 2 in on pipe of cat converter

Pneumatic tools are rated in cfm (cubic feet per minute). Your 1 HP air compressor is rated at probably not more than 3 cfm while the 1/2 " impact driver needs at least 8 cfm, maybe 12 chm of air.
The compressor must provide more chm than tool rating needs.
It is a problem, by the time you look at five horse power air compressors and larger, a lot of electric power is needed. A circuit of 220 volts, 20, 30, or more amps would be required to run those large expensive compressors.
If you can, return the air tool and get a good electric tool instead.
Leave those high air volume air tools to shops that are so equipped to use, or invest if you must.

OVER PRESSURED IT AND BLEW THE SEALS IS MY THOUGHT