Craftsman 1/2" Impact Wrench - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

This is were you add oil to the hammer mechanism, to lube the motor just simply add it through the air inlet.

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what kind of Oil; Ya Using ?sounds Like the Rod IS going it,s done

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Hi you have to bring the old capacitor to a electric motor shop so they can match it up or write the name and numbers off the motor and give it to them and I am sure they should be able to match one up.

If you have a 110 volt appliance, all switches , wiring and components are made especially to handle that voltage. If you feed 220 to 240 volts into it, most certainly the machine will be unsafe and likely fail in a very short time. Purchase a step down transformer to reduce your supply voltage to 110. Most good electrical parts stores should be able to supply this.

Its probably a oil less compressor so it could be the reed valves are bad or the piston rings are bad.

power steering pulley puller i have one works great

Make sure that you are using the correct gauge nails

Did you ever find this part, I need one too.

The motor does not take oil on that unit. The compressor housing does though. If you cant get it to start after it ran dry, the cylinder is most likely seized to the piston.

Either the pressure switch is not shutting off when reaching the desired pressure or the pop off is either the wrong one or it is bad. Some blow off at lower pressures for single stage air compressors while others blow off higher for 2 stage air compressors.

Start Capacitor isn't working

Check the condition of the piston rings, then the reed valves.

The regulator knob may not be letting any air past it. It's the only valve that controls the amount of air pressure is let into the hose.

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Did you try to insert a nipple into it ... maybe something has to be inserted to release it. Maybe try to tap it lightly to see if it will pop loose? Be careful not to mess anything up in case you need to return it. Since you just bought it I would check with the store or manufacturer. They can tell you if it should be back or not ... if not I would return it. If you do not want to deal with returning it just replace the coupling with a good one.

You need a double breaker in Canada/USA 2 wire and a ground at #8 AWG Your local electrical supply often has a list or graphic of the different plugs that must be used for specific voltages and currents. You just have to choose either a twist style or a push in style.

Any luck? I want to do the same thing.

Are you talking about a wiring diagram or an exploded view of that switch?