This is a genuine Bostitch replacement part, it is sold individually. The purpose of the AB-9051116 Pressure Reducer is to control the amount of air pressure coming out of the compressor tank. This is helpful when inflating items to specified pressure. Also some pneumatic tools use different air pressure specifications to make them operate properly.
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The part fit perfectly as compared to the part I purchased from a major online retailer. It is hard to fit a toy Dingo into a compressor. I also like that one of the repair instructions suggested replacing the double screw and the gauge. Doing that made the whole job much easier.
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Two things to be aware of for this repair:
1. Replace the fitting between the switch and reducer, if I would have known this I would have ordered it with the other two parts. This fitting as are the others are very difficult to remove, the glue and the amount of torque used to install them really contributes to it. I removed the swi
... Read moretch from the compressor and mounted it in a vise by the metal part of it to remove.
2. Where the pressure tube goes into the switch there is a release which allows you to remove the fitting the tube goes into, this makes it easier to remove the tube.
But it\'s done and works great, I\'m glad eReplacement parts was available, they had the exact replacement parts and priced very reasonably. I\'m gonna have to keep them in mind.
I found that in order to replace the entire pressure reducer assembly that includes the reducer and threaded knob, that it needed to be removed from the compressor. I found it easier to just remove the old damaged part from the compressor, remove only the new threaded pressure reducer knob from the new part and put it on the old assembly
... Read more. I did not have any thin open ended wrenches to take the entire assembly off of the compressor. I just removed the old stripped out pressure part and replaced it with just two adjustable wrenches and some channel-locks. Did not want to have to buy any new tools or replace any parts that were not broken. Start to finish less than 10 minutes. Now I can once again adjust the hose pressure.
To replace the pressure switch, I removed the parts that do not come with the new pressure switch. I removed the cover and noted how the wires were connected. Then remove the old pressure switch and installed the new one. I wired it the same as the old one , then installed the new pressure guage on it. I then connected the new pressure re
... Read moreducer to the switch, and used the parts from the old one and put them on the new one.
1. Took off the pressure regulator assembly. This has to be done to allow room for the adjusting knob as the pressure reducer is screwed in.
2. Screwed on the new pressure reducer.
3. Screwed on the outlet assembly.
4. Screwed on the pressure gauge.
5. Reinstalled the pressure regulator assembly.
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Richard from Waianae, Hawaii
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Difficulty Level:
Difficult
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Tag / label everything you remove ... be careful , be patient removing and replacing what you need to replace or remove or transfer to your new part.... Mark, tag, color coat wiring and switch for easy reassembling... A vice/ liquid wrench and loctite is useful to have on hand. Take your time it took me two (2) hours straight from start t
... Read moreo finish... 2 Thin open end wrenches needed to remove gauge and nipple.... hope this helps.
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Plastic Pressure regulator thread area broken, purchased a spare belt.
1.) Carefully removed old air chuck,pressure gauges, and 3/8 double threaded piece from pressure reducer and cleaned threads of any parts that you intend to re-use, like in my case,the air chuck and pressure gauge that screws into pressure reducer with brass wire brush.
2.) Wrap each threaded piece clockwise with Teflon tape.
... Read more3.) Before installing new Pressure reducer, pay attention to arrow on bottom of reducer...this arrow should point toward air chuck when installed correctly.
4.) After CAREFULLY threading all parts back into reducer(you DO NOT want to put a lot of stress or pressure from a rubber jawed vise or vise-grips) on the reducer, so only tighten 1/4 turn past finger tight, or you will break the reducer...this thing is made from cast!)
5.) Reinstall complete assembly and check for leaks...done!
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