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funnyfela

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#207618 5-Jan-2017 13:43
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Hey guys

 

Looking for a replacement high pressure switch for an air compressor, but no idea where to ring/look.

 

 

 

Any suggestions? Cheers





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  #1698851 5-Jan-2017 13:50
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knowing what type of compressor would be a good start :)

 

could try the manufacture or the importer, they are suppose to have replacement parts available




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  #1698869 5-Jan-2017 14:14
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Search 'compressor switch' on trademe. There are tons of them.


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  #1698886 5-Jan-2017 14:44
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Ahh there are too... cheers :)





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  #1698890 5-Jan-2017 15:07
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They seem to be quite standard but check the pressure range. I replaced one and it maxes out at about 600kpa whereas the old one went to 800ish or more. Taking the adjustment past 600 made it just never turn off so the pressure went way up pas 900 and it was still running.

Also pay attention to the order it has to go on. I attached the output manifold and gauges then found I couldn't turn it to put it on the tank because it hit the motor and handle. Had to take it apart and then re attach those bits once the switch was on the tank.




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