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The check valve attaches to the tank and is made of metal. This is a genuine Campbell Hausfeld replacement part for use in air compressors. This item is available as an individual replacement part. An adjustable wrench might be helpful during the installation of this item. It will need to be replaced if it becomes broken.
Check Valve W/push Fit CV222201SJ
OEM part for: Campbell Hausfeld
Part Number: CV222201SJ
$57.55
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This part replaces obsolete part #: CV222201AJ, CV223701AJ, CV221506AJ
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The check valve you list for this model is different than the one listed in the parts list that came with this compressor (CV222200AJ). Also the check valve I just removed is different it has an air bleeder threaded into an opening on the valve along with the fitting for the small hose to the pressure switch. When I put the check valve switch part number into your search it says obsolete. What do I do, thanks
Brev
for model number WL650102AJ
asked on 2022-10-26
Hello Brev, Thank you for the question. The original Valve has been discontinued ands replaced with Part Number: CV222201SJ. According to Campbell Hausfeld this is a good replacement and should fit the model number provided. For more specialized assistance or to speak with someone about this, we would suggest calling the manufacturer of the appliance directly. We hope this helps!
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Leaky air compressor.
Ronald - April 16, 2018
👍 2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Adjustable Wrench, MEGALOC thread sealant; MEGATAPE (3.5 mil)
1. Removed the shroud.
2. Applied soapy water (with small artists brush) on all fittings to determine where leaks existed.
3. Bubbles appeared in three locations: Pressure gauge fitting (the one attached to the regulator), check valve thread and nipple (that feeds the hose line fitting).
4. Oiled compressor motor bearings using a cotton cue tip with oil to get rid of squeaking that I noticed when moving the motor by hand. Squeaking is gone.
5. Removed air gauges, nipple, regulator, compressor head, check valve (and this requires removing the copper pipe that connects the air compressor to the check valve). When removing the copper pipe and head, they must be removed at the same time, in order to remove the pipe from the check valve.
6. Installed the new nipple (which was rusted). I used MEGALOC sealant when reinstalling. The sealant is rated at 2600 PIS for gas.
7. Installed the new regulator.
8. Reinstalled both pressure gauges using MEAGATAPE (3.5 MIL thick) as a sealant. The tape is rated at 300 psi max. I could have used the MAGALOC sealant but just wanted to try the tape, which worked great.
9. Reinstalled the copper tube, check valve and compressor head. It was not necessary to replace the head gaskets. Care must be taken to make note of the position of the gaskets when reinstalling. I used MEGALOC seal on the check valve. I also removed and reinstalled the nipple on the head that mates to the copper pipe using the MEGALOC sealant. I used the original ferrules on the copper pipe. Although I purchased new ferrule, I decided not to use them. The original ferrules worked.
10. Removed and reinstalled the fitting that connects to the hose. I used MAGTAPE for this.
11. All the fixes worked well. The compressor holds pressure (it's been two weeks since the fix and there is no loss of pressure).
2. Applied soapy water (with small artists brush) on all fittings to determine where leaks existed.
3. Bubbles appeared in three locations: Pressure gauge fitting (the one attached to the regulator), check valve thread and nipple (that feeds the hose line fitting).
4. Oiled compressor motor bearings using a cotton cue tip with oil to get rid of squeaking that I noticed when moving the motor by hand. Squeaking is gone.
5. Removed air gauges, nipple, regulator, compressor head, check valve (and this requires removing the copper pipe that connects the air compressor to the check valve). When removing the copper pipe and head, they must be removed at the same time, in order to remove the pipe from the check valve.
6. Installed the new nipple (which was rusted). I used MEGALOC sealant when reinstalling. The sealant is rated at 2600 PIS for gas.
7. Installed the new regulator.
8. Reinstalled both pressure gauges using MEAGATAPE (3.5 MIL thick) as a sealant. The tape is rated at 300 psi max. I could have used the MAGALOC sealant but just wanted to try the tape, which worked great.
9. Reinstalled the copper tube, check valve and compressor head. It was not necessary to replace the head gaskets. Care must be taken to make note of the position of the gaskets when reinstalling. I used MEGALOC seal on the check valve. I also removed and reinstalled the nipple on the head that mates to the copper pipe using the MEGALOC sealant. I used the original ferrules on the copper pipe. Although I purchased new ferrule, I decided not to use them. The original ferrules worked.
10. Removed and reinstalled the fitting that connects to the hose. I used MAGTAPE for this.
11. All the fixes worked well. The compressor holds pressure (it's been two weeks since the fix and there is no loss of pressure).
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belt broke on motor compressor motor would overheat and not shut off
Joe - January 28, 2019
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set, Wrench Set, Adjustable Wrench, 3/4 inch pull handle
replaced the broken belt and also the check valve that caused the motor to overheat replaced all bad parts including motor mount grommet up and running smoothly like new!! about an hour job.
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Given air compressor that was broken found brass air tube cracked
dion - August 1, 2016
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Adjustable Wrench
Changed out all parts ordered and updated other pieces. A busted air compressor worth over $200 given to me because it would not hold air, is now operating and perfect after receiving parts. Awesome!
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