Easy
Less than 15 minutes
This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part designed for use with Black and Decker blowers. This is the main fan which connects to the motor and it is what moves the air. Please note plastic nut used to attach this fan is sold separately. This blower fan is made out of plastic and it is sold individually. To complete this repair you will need a screwdriver and a wrench.
Fan, Plastic 027-0033
OEM part for: Powermate
Part Number: 027-0033
$25.28
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This part will fit the following 25 machines
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Cooling Fan Fins Broke
Bob - November 16, 2017
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Nutdriver
Parts Used
1. Remove shroud protecting the cooling fan (Unplug the air compressor prior to any work)
2. Removed the one phillips screw holding the cooling fan to the shaft
3. Removed old/broken fan, also cleaned the two key ways to ensure they were clear of debris
4. Oriented the new fan so the correct key was facing up (there are two key ways on the shaft each is a different size)
5. Applied light force to install the fan on the shaft
6. Hand threaded the bolt on the shaft and used the bolt and washer to secure the new fan to the shaft.
7. Hand spun the new fan to ensure the new fan was square and sat correctly on the shaft
8. Replaced the protective shroud
9. Hand spun the new fan again to ensure no contact between the shroud and the new fan.
10. Plugged the air compressor in the nearest outlet and tested the system.
2. Removed the one phillips screw holding the cooling fan to the shaft
3. Removed old/broken fan, also cleaned the two key ways to ensure they were clear of debris
4. Oriented the new fan so the correct key was facing up (there are two key ways on the shaft each is a different size)
5. Applied light force to install the fan on the shaft
6. Hand threaded the bolt on the shaft and used the bolt and washer to secure the new fan to the shaft.
7. Hand spun the new fan to ensure the new fan was square and sat correctly on the shaft
8. Replaced the protective shroud
9. Hand spun the new fan again to ensure no contact between the shroud and the new fan.
10. Plugged the air compressor in the nearest outlet and tested the system.
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Cooling fan broke.
Bernd - November 9, 2017
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set
Parts Used
1. Removed the shroud.
2. Removed the screw and the old fan.
3. Installed the new fan, the screw, and the shroud.
2. Removed the screw and the old fan.
3. Installed the new fan, the screw, and the shroud.
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Cooling fan deteriorated and desentegrated
Todd - August 9, 2017
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set, Allen wrench
Parts Used
1. Remove plastic housing cover halves, (Since I had replaced the high pressure air line previously with a steel one that has a different form /shape I did not have to remove that line to remove any components.)
2. Remove inner plastic air diverter housing (directs air to cool the head/high pressure line)
2. Remove shaft bolt and washer.
3. Remove old fan fragments and dig old plastic out of motor shaft key-way.
4. Tap new fan onto motor shaft and then draw down into final set position with shaft bolt.
5..Verify minimal run-out on fan rotation.
6. Reinstall lower diverter housing
7. Reinstall cover halves.
2. Remove inner plastic air diverter housing (directs air to cool the head/high pressure line)
2. Remove shaft bolt and washer.
3. Remove old fan fragments and dig old plastic out of motor shaft key-way.
4. Tap new fan onto motor shaft and then draw down into final set position with shaft bolt.
5..Verify minimal run-out on fan rotation.
6. Reinstall lower diverter housing
7. Reinstall cover halves.
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