This is a genuine Bostitch replacement part, it is sold individually. The purpose of the Valve Plate is to allow into the cylinder.<br<When the piston is being pulled down the reeds on the Valve Plate are closed and air is building up in the cylinder. Once the piston starts traveling up the reeds on the Valve Plate open and air is sent into the air tank. Overtime the reeds will become worn and the Valve Plate will need to be replaced. This is also a good time to replace the head gaskets.
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1. Took off the handle, then the plastic cover.
2. Unscrewed the cylinder head - immediately saw the broken reed valve.
3. Replaced the reed valve and the gasket that seemed compromised when taking off the cylinder head.
4. Put it back together.
1. I removed the broken valve plate assembly.
2. I replaced with the new valve plate assembly.
3. Placed new cylinder head gasket on the new plate.
4. Then replaced all the components of the cylinder head.
5. Pulled the broken quick coupling and replaced with the Quick Coupling 1/4in M.
Make sure to pu
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1. Removed the plastic cover and the handle covering the compressor.
2. Removed 2 screws and 2 bolts with the nuts that secure the cylinder head.
3. Removed the cylinder head to replace the damaged valve plate assembly.
4. Removed the intake reed valve from the top of the piston and replaced with the new part.
5.
... Read moreInstalled the new gasket between the valve plate and the head.
6. Reinstalled the bolts and the screws that hold the head and the torque.
7. Removed one screw on the piston rod and installed the new cooling fan.
8. Reassembled the cover and test ran. All worked fine.
Removed 4 bolts and cover to access motor.
Removed one air line and 4 bolts & nuts to inspect piston / valve plate.
Found valve plate damaged.
Ordered parts & replaced valve plate along with new gaskets on either side.
Reassembled all previously removed parts, operational & leak checks good.
Once parts
... Read more were in hand, actual time of repair was less than 30 minutes. Original troubleshooting and parts ordering process.
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During my basement remodel, my Bostitch air compressor quit building up pressure. It sat idile for 3 years. Bought another inexpensive compressor but ccouldn\\
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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Simple repair. Removed the cover. Removed air tube from compressor head. Removed 4 head bolts. Removed the head, valve plate assembly and gaskets on both sides of the valve plate. Reassembled in reverse order. Ereplacementparts.com was fast in shipping the parts and was over half as expensive as other places. Second time I used them and w
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1 Removed the handle and cover from compressor
2 Removed four allen screws from cylinder head
3 Removed and replaced air valve plate assembly
4 Replaced cylinder head
5 Replaced plastic cover and handle
6 Tested compressor and verified function
7 Overall about 10 minutes to fix
Followed a tutorial I googled. Took off the cover, disconnected the supply line fitting, 4 hex screws on top of the cylinder, pulled off the old reed valve assembly, scraped off the old gaskets, put on the new gaskets and reed assembly, put everything back together.
1. Removed the cover.
2. Disconnected the air line.
3. Removed the cylinder head.
4. Replaced the valve plate and the head gasket.
5. Reassembled the compressor.
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