Genuine OEM replacement part, this item is sold individually. This part is used in various places in the compressors listed below. By its part name, it is used to clamp hoses onto certain parts on the compressors.
I had disassembled the compressor earlier to discover the reason it wouldn\'t work. Upon arrival of the parts, I found all of the items that I had ordered were very well packed and accompanied by complete diagrams and instructions. This repair could not have gone any better! The order was processed faster than I had expected and the track
... Read moreing of my order was extremely accurate. I will absolutely order parts again for any of my power tools as needed.
I used a screwdriver to remove two screws holding the motor onto the frame. Then unscrewed four screws to open the motor housing. Then removed the broken hose. Attached the new hose and clamped the hose on each end to secure it. Simple. Just remember to route the motor power cord inside the motor housing along the edge when putting the ho
... Read moreusing back together to avoid the fan from striking the cord. Reverse procedure in reassembling
1. Had to use a long #2 Torque driver to remove case
2. Cut off old clamps
3. Removed old hose
4. Placed new clamps on hose
5. Attached hose to proper locations
6. Used tile snips to tighten clamps
7. Put the cover back on
Removed old hose and installed new hose and clamps. Just a note that the clamps are a crush type clamp so you use a pair of dikes to close/ tighten them.
Remove the compressor housing - see YouTube videos for how to. Remove bad hose clamps by twisting hose clamps with pliers and install new hose and clamps
Extracted the plugged bolt
Replaced the bolt into the compressor and connected the new regulator with gauges
Connected the hose with the new hose clamp
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Access to one of the torx screws holding the cover together
I had to \'make\' a long torx screwdriver to access one of the screws holding the top plastic housing halves together. I used a piece of brass bar, bored a hole in one end to receive a torx bit of the right size and then used a vice to squeeze the sides of the bored area to hold the torx bit in place in order to disassemble then reassem
... Read moreble the plastic housing. (I also used plumber\'s putty to make sure the bit did not fall out.) It would have been good to have known what size and length screw driver to have before beginning the repair. Everything else was straight-forward.
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