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Theresa Kornacki Posted on Mar 05, 2019
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I have a 10 gal master craft air compressor mdl #1110C Ser#2013040189. Looking to replace the exhaust tube. what is do I need or the part number .

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See what model compressor you have most are want to say mk 246. should say on the front of the compressor or under a cover. then that is what you look under Master craft doesn't make compressors they slap their sticker on a nd call it good.
ereplacement parts good place to start.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 25, 2008

SOURCE: lack of pressure

My air compressor builds up to 40 psi and just keeps running, i have a craftsman 5 GAL, 1HP, 125 PSI and pressure goes up to 40 psi and dose not go any higher and on the other hand engine keeps running and dose not stop. Please advise?
Thanks.
Kia

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  • Posted on Mar 25, 2009

SOURCE: Coleman Powermate Model Number BV6548049, pressure switch leak.

Usually, a leak at the pressure switch unloader valve is caused by the checkvalve in the tank. The unloader valve at the pressure switch bleeds out the air from discharge tube after compressor reaches set pressure. This only takes a few seconds. If air continues to leak then air is leaking back into the discharge tube past the tank checkvalve. Follow the air discharge line from the compressor to the brass valve at the tank. The brass valve is the checkvalve that holds the pressure in the tank. There are usually two connections at this valve. One is the unloader tube to the pressure switch. Simple test for leaking checkvalve, with pressure in tank unplug or switch off the compressor and remove the small unloader line at the checkvalve(brass valve) and look/listen for leak. If leaking, remove the checkvalve and examine seat/check for debris keeping the valve slightly open. If it cannot be cleaned, order generic replacement from www.grainger.com. It will cost less than the factory checkvalve. Just pay attention to the thread sizes for easy fit. Good Luck on your repair and email if you have questions.

John Trevino

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  • Posted on Apr 02, 2009

SOURCE: Compressor is building up pressure very slow.

It could very well be the valve plate however before you order parts take a look at the cylinders. Unplug the unit, remove the cover from crank side and turn the compressor by hand till the/a piston is at top of stroke. Examine upper cylinder for scratches /wear or failed vinyl piston ring. On oil-free compressors, dirt and grit is sucked-in from the bottom of the cylinder and causes leaks between cylinder wall and piston. If scratched, air pressure is leaking down thru cylinder wall. Failed reed valves cause a pulsation at the intake port (air seems to be pumped out the intake). If you see a model number anywhere on the pump that begins with " WL", your pump is made by Campbell Hausfeld. Parts can be ordered from www.chpower.com. other-wise order parts from sears parts. Cylinder kits are around $40. Good Luck on the repair and email if you have questions.

Stephen Brisbois

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  • Posted on Jul 12, 2009

SOURCE: COMPRESSOR Amana / RCE24C2A Ser #036142440

mfg date are coded into the ser.# useualy fist 4 digits are yr and month of MFG. 0306 would be 2003 june ect. if in doubt call amanna dealer and ask them. Steve

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 26, 2010

SOURCE: Durabuilt Air Compressor oil blowout!l

I have a new Durabuilt Air compressor Model # DP0200604
6 gal. tank, Wp 0f 140psi ; I need a owners manual that I misplaced. Where can I go to down load this item? FLT 04-2010

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Just bought the 10 gal 125 psi oiled up started takes awhile to fully air up feel air leaking from top of head is that normal

Probably exhaust air and most smaller compressors seem to take forever to fully charge. But would take back and have them give you new one to check if there is a difference.
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I want a operators manual for a coleman powermate air compressor 20 gal tank

You should be able to download a manual from this site:

http://www.powermate.com/productmanuals.php?cat_id=1

The VLF1582019 is a 20 gallon model but you should confirm if this is the model number of your unit.
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My craftsmen air compressor wont build pressure. How do i fix it?

If the unit will not build up pressure you need to remove the compressor head from the compressor and inspect both the intake and the exhaust reeds as well as the piston ting on the compressor.
Without the model number of the compressor this is about as far as I can help with.
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My compressor runs but is not filling the tank. Sears wants more to repair it that it will cost to replace.

Take the exhaust tube from the compressor and run it for a moment or two with your finger over the exhaust port--it should try to blow your finger away. If no pressure, remove the cylinder head from the compressor and inspect the valves in the head assembly. Reeds or discs, if any are cracked or broken, replace same from: Seardpartsdirect.com Make sure the valve seats are in good condition--if not, you may need to replace the cylinder head from the same source. Make sure the piston(s) move up and down when turning the compressor pulley. Inspect the piston top(s) and cylinder wall(s) for excess wear or other damage. The only other problem would be a hissing leak from some tank component. Hope this helps!
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Need diaphram for regulator for central pneumatic 42321

I used a FORD master cylinder gasket number 42098. It is the right overall diameter and I used a hole punch, slightly oiled, in my drill press to put in the four screw holes. The hardest thing is getting the nuts back on the screws to hold the switch together. But it works for $5.
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Lack of pressure

My air compressor builds up to 40 psi and just keeps running, i have a craftsman 5 GAL, 1HP, 125 PSI and pressure goes up to 40 psi and dose not go any higher and on the other hand engine keeps running and dose not stop. Please advise?
Thanks.
Kia
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