This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced replacement gasket, it is specially designed for use with Craftsman air compressors. It is utilized to provide an air-tight seal for the cylinder head, over time it may begin to wear out and crack eventually requiring a replacement to maintain peak performance. Please refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and use of this hardware. This high-quality component is made of durable composite material and it is sold individually.
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The right part and easy to install
Head Gasket and o-ring arrived quickly and I had the compressor back up and running like new in minutes. Other web sites said these parts were no longer available. This saved my 300 dollar compressor.
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pancake air compressor repair
Head gasket and valve plate fir perfectly. Compressor works good! Great place to buy replacement parts for any equipment!
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Compressor head gasket and valve
Perfect fit fast service will by from them again anytime
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Great parts
The compressor working like New thanks
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Worked great
Old compressor and new parts. Worked out great. Parts were delivered in a timely manner too.
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Seal
Part worked great, air compressor now gets up to operating pressure as before!
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Came in a timly mater. Package was in good shape. Parts were of hi quality
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1. Removed cover from the compressor.
2. Disconnected air lines to tank and wiring from switches.
3. Removed compressor motor from housing.
4. Removed head from compressor motor and old gaskets.
5. Removed screw from piston arm.
6. Slid piston out of cylinder and removed old cylinder sleeve.
7. Re
... Read moremoved old ring from piston
8. Reassembled everything in reverse order everything worked fine.
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.
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Compressor ran but would not reach the pressure shut off as air was leaking by. Discovered worn gasket and the check valve was not seating.
Don from Grand Ridge, Florida
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Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Disassembled the compressor including the compressor cylinder. Word to the wise: the case has some Torx screws way, down deep. Standard extensions wouldn\'t work as they were to large in diameter. The depth of one of the screws is in excess of 6\" Replaced the head gasket and the tube gasket. Lubed the tube gasket with some dish soa
... Read morep to ease the installation. Use a torque wrench to set the head bolts.
Replaced the check valve and reconnected all hoses and wiring.
Plugged in and ran a test. All went well.
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Compressor leaking air after it initially built up pressure and automatically turned off
There was an air leak after the compressor came to pressure and automatically shut off. This caused the compressor to cycle on and off even though no air was being used by the tool. The leak appeared to be coming from near the compressor head near the aluminum cooling tube and seal. I replaced both the tube and seal, but the leak was
... Read morestill there. It turns out, there is a small hole in the compressor head that is part of the compressor design. The leak turned out to be caused by a faulty check valve. The check valve is located at the end of rubber tube that connects between the aluminum cooling tube and the air tank. The check valve is only supposed to allow air flow into the tank and mine was allowing airflow back into the compressor. I replaced the check valve and hose clamp and that fixed the problem. I also applied teflon tape to the treads of the new check valve to insure the threads sealed when tightening the check valve into the tank.
Disassembled compressor cylinder, replaced tube seal, gaskets and valve plate, reassembled. There was a YouTube video from eReplacementParts available if necessary. Some of the screws in the housing were in deep pockets and required torx driver with long shafts, but otherwise simple and straightforward. The location of the air leak at the
... Read more tube seal was easy to diagnose once the housing was disassembled, by pressurizing and listening for the leak. Over time, heat will degrade the seal, fairly common problem for this compressor.
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I had to replace the cylinder head on my air compressor. It had a small leak.
The repair went easy. Once I got the motor out of the case, replacing the cylinder head was easy to get at. Removing the four screws from the head and replacing the gasket with a new one. I had it back together and running in no time. I also had to replaced the safety valve.
Replaced valve plate and gaskets.
Both gaskets should be ordered with the plate. Valve plate comes with lower gasket. Upper gadket5 is separate purchase but cannot reuse original gasket.
1. Disassembled the outer cover.
2. Removed the head and the outlet tube.
3. Cleaned the gasket from the head.
4. Replaced the tube seal.
5. Reassembled the head and the outlet tube.
6. Reassembled the compressor.
1 Removed plastic housing from metal frame.
2. Removed pump assy from plastic housing.
3. Removed valve plate and gaskets.
4. Reassembled pump using new parts.
5. Re-installed pump assy in plastic housing.
6. Secure plastic housing in metal frame.
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