Porter Cable Air Compressor Drain Valve Leaks

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Porter cable air compressor drain valve leaks.

These replacement valves are bare brass i e. Regardless of whether your porter cable air compressor is newer or you ve been using it for quite some time the truth of the matter is that every compressor machine will eventually run into a problem or two or three. Common problems common problems with the porter cable air compressor. Thus it was easier to install than the old one was to remove and works more easily than the old valve.

The oil free pump provides maintenance free performance. Sadly it started to leak air but rather than visiting a service center shop 100 min charge i decided to see if i can repair it myself. The high pressure design optimizes air tool performance delivering 2 6 scfm at 90 psi for quick recovery time. I see that the plug has a borehole that could regulate as a valve yet no matter how much of the threaded bolt is inserted or withdrawn the leak is continual and loud.

First the part is made of brass so if you forget to drain the tank it will not rust. Porter cable has multiple portable and stationary air compressors to choose from including pancake compressors trim compressors hot dog compressors and more. Great for commercial and residential construction. Our 150 psi 6 gallon oil free pancake compressor is constructed with a pancake style tank for stability with a water drain valve and tough rubber feet.

I used this valve to repair the original drain valve on my porter cable compressor s tank. And more importantly you no longer have to remember righty loosey lefty tighty. Not painted like the original was. They made it the normal way.

It was leaking air. Great for projects around the home in the shop or on the job. I have porter cable pancake compressor that leaks badly from the drain valve on bottom of the tank. Well if air continuously leaks out of the unloader valve then the compressor tank is emptying and the compressor needs to restart to replenish the air in the tank to get back up to cut out pressure so it can stop on its own.