Genuine Senco replacement part used on specific Air Compressor, this item is sold individually. This compressor Regulator is used to regulate the air pressure in the compressor tank. It is also used to regulate the air pressure of the air exiting the tank. In some instances you will need to lower or higher the air pressure of the tank and the air coming from the tank.
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easy search for the part, fast shipping and great price. Compressor works perfectly
compressor part fit pefectlly and works like it should
Guest - November 25, 2019
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Just right
Part works great, the only issue is with my compressor model in order to replace you have to disassemble the regulator to make the turns on the pipe otherwise it will hit compressor tank. Not too big a deal
Walter - January 26, 2022
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Great
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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.
Remove the parts that are not included with the new regulator. Then just turn old regulator off and install the new one and the parts that were on the old one. Too easy
Removed pressure gauge from regulator.
Removed air chuck from regulator.
Removed four screws from front of regulator to partially disassemble regulator. Remove front adjusting knob and assembly along with the back plate and the spring assembly as well. You need to do this in order to unscrew regulator from pressure switch due
... Read moreto lack of clearance with the air tank.
Partially disassemble new regulator and install everything in reverse order.
A little pipe dope or teflon tape is recommended at the joints between the pressure gauge, pressure switch, air chuck and the new regulator.
I would check the tightness of the head bolts on the compressor if you comfortable with that. The bolts on mine were a little loose which could/would have caused a problem down the road.
Remove the coupler and pressure gauge from the defective regulator. Remove the regulator from the pipe nipple connected to the pressure switch. Install the new coupler and the two other parts. And you\'re done.
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Regulator knob broke off resulting a full regulator replacememt.
1. Removed old regulator.
2. Removed air tank from base unit
3. Spun parts in circle pattern to loosen regulator
4. Screw in new regulator
5. Spun tank around to tighten regulator connection.
6. Tighten all connections, done...
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
Checked all possible connections on compressor to isolate leak. Last possible source was regulator. Removed regulator and replaced hose coupler. Turned on compressor, it held pressure which indicated regulator was source of leak. Relaced regulator, good togo.
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The compressor would run continuously instead of shutting off at 120psi.
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