This is a genuine Senco replacement pressure gauge. It is specially designed for use on electric air compressors. The gauge registers pressure readings and allows you to maintain needed pressure. The dial on this gauge reads 0-160 PSI. It has a durable metal body and it is sold individually. To complete this repair job you will need an adjustable wrench. • First make sure the compressor is unplugged • Depressurize the tank • Remove the manifold cover • Remove the old pressure gauge • Install the new pressure gauge • Secure the manifold cover • Test the new gauge
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Perfect replmt
Guest - June 22, 2020
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Great place to buy replacement parts for your tools.
Solid, and dependable service. Part arrived promptly, and I was able to repair my senco air compressor in several minutes. I will be using ereplacementparts again.
Guest - October 7, 2020
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great part--different dial from, but works great!
I wouldn't have needed a replacement dial if the original hadn't been crushed.
I don't know if it was shipped from the factory like that, but the original box the compressor came in was not damaged. I bought the compressor over a year ago for another project so I didn't feel like I should ask for a replacement when I finally opened the box and discovered the problem.
Guest - November 6, 2023
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Part is good
Your carrier takes forever
Guest - February 6, 2021
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I rated the repair medium difficult because you have to take the old and new regulator apart in order to removed it and install it . Its a pain and if your not use to it its very easy to screw it up and damage the rubber gasket or reassemble it the wrong way . So be careful and take your time.
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Pressure regulator and maybe pressure gauge not working. Rusted.
1. Read another personGÇÖs review as to how to remove and replace the regulator.
2. Disassembled the old regulator to get necessary clearance from tank to unscrew it from the compressor fitting.
3. Disassembled the new regulator, again to have necessary clearance to screw it on. The disassembly required removing the adjust
... Read morement knob and the back plate held on by 4 small machine screws. Care was taken to lift out the spring-loaded valve before it shot across the room.
4. Screwed the body of the regulator onto the fitting.
5. Reassembled the regulator, taking care not to damage the front and back O rings.
6. Screwed on the new guage.
7. Tested and smiled
Took apart old connections, fixed with new parts & sealant tape, checked for air leaks.
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