Genuine Campbell Hausfeld replacement part, this item is sold individually. The ST033001AV Compression Nut is used to attach the copper tubing to certain components of the compressors listed below. Along with the Compression Nut you will need to use a compression sleeve ( or Ferrule) to seal the tube from leaking air. The Compression Nut will go on the tubing first then the Ferrule will slide into the nut.
I was told that I needed to replace the check valve located on the tank. I had to remove the copper tube to change the check valve. I did not know that this was a check valve, I thought that it was just a tee for the hose to connect to. The check valve was very tight and I had to put a socket on it with a breaker bar an a cheater pipe to
... Read morebreak it loose. It was a fairly simple job.
Simply threaded in the new unloaded and threaded in the new nipple. Then pushed the tube into each end. Turned the compressor on and watched it build pressure and shut off.
The motor bracket I ordered had to be replaced. When it broke for sometime, this let the motor rotate back and copper tube I ordered had to be replaced due to rubbing against the back. As you stated in the instructions the copper tube had to be cut to fit. With a tube cutter I cut the tube to right size and installed the tube with hardwar
... Read moree I ordered and everything works fine (no leaks). I\'m glad I founded your Web site, I have had this Campbell Hausfeld Compressor for quite a few years Thanks for your support Gene S.
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Given air compressor that was broken found brass air tube cracked
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!
1. Unplugged compressor, and drained tank.
2. Loosened compression nuts on the exhaust tube.
3. Assembled new compression nuts and sleeves on both ends of exhaust tube.
4. Snugged up both sides while pushing on tube to make sure tube was inserted far enough while compressing sleeve creating a seal.
5. Put threa
... Read mored tape on center of threads of drain plug and tightened into bottom of tank.
6. Plugged compressor in and put enough air to leak test connections, using soapy water.
7. Tightened up any nuts where leak was found.
Removed the top cover
Removed the cracked exhaust tube
Installed the new tube with the new ferrules and compression nut
Remove the old motor bracket and installed the new on
Unscrew the compression nuts from both ends of the tube, discard the old tube
Tighten the compression nuts and ferrules at their connections on the new tube
Unscrew the old filter and screw the new filter on
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