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Drain Valve – Part Number: N286039
Drain Valve
$4.99
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1 Review
Fix Number
FIX10049094
Manufacturer Part Number
N286039
This is a single OEM drain valve for an air compressor. A drain valve is a small device that is usually located at the bottom of the compressor air receiver. The drain valve can be opened or closed, and this allows water to exit the tank. Water builds up if air is left in the tank for an extended period of time, and if left for too long, it can start to rust out the inside of the tank and the drain valve can become clogged with rust or start to corrode. You should be draining the tank each time you use your air compressor to stop this from happening. This is a very quick and simple repair. Use a wrench to remove the old drain valve, and thread the new one into place by hand.

Installation Instructions

Steven from SMITHS STA, AL
Wouldn't hold air in tank.
Took old drain valve out and replaced with new one. Read more...
Str Relief – Part Number: 901266
Str Relief
$7.54
Special Order
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1 Review
Fix Number
FIX10227273
Manufacturer Part Number
901266
Carbon Brush (Sold Individually) – Part Number: 5140011-85
Carbon Brush (Sold Individually)
$10.69
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX10176277
Manufacturer Part Number
5140011-85
This is a single carbon brush with a spring. Carbon brushes are what supply electricity to the armature. They are known to wear due to constant rubbing against the commutator, so it should not be a concern if they are in need of a replacement. They should be inspected regularly, especially if your power tool is not functioning properly. A worn brush can cause excessive sparks, however a damaged armature can also cause sparks, so you will need to inspect both parts. This is a simple repair that should only take a few minutes. You will need to remove the brush caps, and then align the new carbon brush in the holder with the tabs. You will need a screwdriver to secure the cap.
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Head Gasket – Part Number: Z-D24819
Head Gasket
$19.16
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX10054596
Manufacturer Part Number
Z-D24819
This is a manufacturer-approved head gasket for an air compressor, sold individually. It is designed to seal the valve plate to the cylinder head. If this gasket is damaged or worn, this can create an air leak from the head, which will make it so the compressor is no longer pressurizing the tank. For this repair you will need the following tools: Philips screwdriver, torx drivers, flat-blade screwdriver, long-nosed pliers, impact driver or socket wrench, and a torque wrench.
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Wrench Open End 1 1/8" – Part Number: A22709
Wrench Open End 1 1/8"
$5.82
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1 Review
Fix Number
FIX10115468
Manufacturer Part Number
A22709
This is an open end wrench for a router, sold individually. This genuinely sourced part is approximately 1-1/8-inches in dimension. It is usually replaced because the original has been misplaced. Two wrenches are needed, one to hold the collet nut, and one to hold the collet chuck.
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Tube Seal – Part Number: N044359
Tube Seal
$4.99
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2 Reviews
Fix Number
FIX10049061
Manufacturer Part Number
N044359
This is a tube seal used with various power tools. The seal prevents air from leaking out of your equipment. It is placed on the outlet tube, and connected to the head of the compressor. Note that this part is sold individually. If you are having trouble with your air pressure, you may need to replace this part.
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Installation Instructions

Ray from Derby, CT
low air pressure
removed head and air tube, reassembled same Read more...
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Hose Clamp – Part Number: CAC-1206-1
Hose Clamp
$3.99
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX10043561
Manufacturer Part Number
CAC-1206-1
This high-quality OEM metal hose clamp is a part found in air compressors, and is sold individually. This part can be used on multiple parts on the air compressor, so the exact location, and repair may differ. In general, it is used to clamp hoses. For this repair, begin by draining the air out of the tank to remove the pressure placed on the components.

Installation Instructions

Rick from FRAMINGHAM, MA
Air leakage from hose
I followed the help from a YouTube video. It was for a slightly different model of P-C air compressor, but didn't really matter. This procedure is quite straightforward. Several screws are removed to access the pump-end of the rubber hose. Use The new hose was somewhat longer than the old one, but I didn't try to cut it down. Be sure to crimp the replacement clamps good and snug! Secure all screws and test the compressor. All good! Read more...
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Valve Plate W/ Lower Gasket (Head Gasket Sold Separately) – Part Number: N017592SV
Valve Plate W/ Lower Gasket (Head Gasket Sold Separately)
$14.72
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2 Reviews
Fix Number
FIX10116459
Manufacturer Part Number
N017592SV
This is a valve plate for your compressor or generator. This part controls the air flow into the pump. When the air is pumped by the piston, it passes through the valve plate and into the compressor tank. The most common sign of a damaged valve is if your pressure is not building up in the tank. The reeds on the valve plate are usually the first thing to wear out. If you notice visible damage on the reeds you will need to replace this part. This valve includes the plate, and the lower gasket. The head gasket is sold individually.
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Installation Instructions

Ray from Derby, CT
low air pressure
removed head and air tube, reassembled same Read more...
Brush (Sold Individually) – Part Number: 1313113
Brush (Sold Individually)
$10.50
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX10106168
Manufacturer Part Number
1313113
This is a carbon brush set for your power tools, most commonly your planer jointer. Two of these brushes are needed for most power tools, and this purchase only includes one. If you are having troubles with electric braking, or motor functions, you should replace your carbon brushes. We recommend replacing both brushes together, to create an even wear. This is a part that is replaced often in power tools because of the constant friction during operation. When making this installation we recommend inspecting the armature for visible damage that could prove larger motor issues.

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Dwayne from Millville, NJ
Broken belt (motor runs, blade didn't turn)
1) Watched YouTube video before ordering parts to confirm my problem and to get an overview of the repair.
2) found 7-step instruction in user manual - worked perfectly (Part# 901608 (014) downloaded PDF) on page 26
Turned saw over and layed on two 2x8s to protect spindle and it case I dropped the saw. Use a helper if you have one but I did not need one.
3) inspected motor brushes per user manual (had spares ready) 4-step instructions (two brushes) on page 25
4) used stiff brush to clean parts and screw shafts while saw was upside down
5) re-assembled, tested saw, double verified that blade tilt was still at Zero degrees when return to 0 and fense and blade were still parallel.

Cleaning and testing took as long as changing the belt and inspecting brushes. Read more...
Switch W/ Key – Part Number: 489105-00
Switch W/ Key
$41.51
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Fix Number
FIX10325609
Manufacturer Part Number
489105-00
This Switch is an OEM approved replacement part for various tools and models manufactured by Delta, Black and Decker, and Porter Cable. For full compatibility, please see the "Model Cross Reference List" below. This Switch has four terminals, a removable safety key, and a compact design for easy installation. The purpose of the switch is to turn the device on/off, as well as playing a role in electric breaking by momentarily reversing electrical polarity. Due to the mechanical internals of switches, they tend to degrade and wear out over time, making them a commonly replaced part in power tools. Common symptoms of a broken switch include: the device has completely stopped functioning, it will not turn on, and turning off intermittently during use. Each Switch is sold individually, and may also be referred to as a Rocker Switch.

Installation Instructions

keith from EMPORIA, KS
Power switch would not turn saw off
unplugged power cord.
removed the nut holding the power switch assembly on the saw.
removed 3 screws from the back cover.
removed the 2 white wires and 2 black wires from the switch terminal post. pay attention to wire color on each post.
removed old switch from the bracket by squeezing the sides of the old switch to remove the switch from the bracket.
inserted the new switch in place in the opening.
re attached the wires to the spade terminal on the switch using the 4 terminals. black on the 2 posts top and bottom on one side and the other side white on the top and bottom.
re attach the switch assembly to the table saw
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