MT700402 Campbell Hausfeld Compressor - Overview

This is a genuine manufacturer sourced replacement regulator. It is specially designed for Campbell Hausfeld air compressors. This part adjusts the pressure of the air coming from the tank to the desired level. Please note, this only includes the metal regulator and the plastic knob. The valves, gauges and the pressure switch are all sold...Read more separately. To complete this repair you would need an a screwdriver, pliers and a set of wrenches. • First make sure to unplug the compressor • Drain the air from the tank • Disconnect all the valves and gauges from the regulator • Remove the old regulator • Secure the new regulator assembly • Reassemble and test the new regulator

This ASME safety valve is constructed of high-qualty metal, and is made for use with many air compressor models. Fastened to the manifold, the safety valve diminishes air pressure when the pump is not shut off at the proper setting. This important component is sold individually. A screwdriver, adjustable wrench and a pair of pliers are of...Read moreten necessary for the removal and replacement. Please refer to the specific manual for additional repair information.

This is a genuine Campbell Hausfeld replacement drain valve, sold individually. When using an air compressor, moisture naturally condenses inside the tank. If this water is left sitting for too long, it can lead to internal rust and damage. The drain valve allows you to release this built-up moisture easily. It's especially important to d...Read morerain your tank after each use—particularly if you tend to leave air in the tank for extended periods. Regular draining helps extend the life of your compressor and maintain its performance. Be sure to open the valve regularly to prevent water buildup and potential tank corrosion.

This genuine OEM replacement nipple is designed for use in air compressors, serving as a critical connector between the pressure switch, the tank, and the regulator. A damaged or corroded nipple can lead to air leaks and inconsistent pressure, affecting overall performance. To check for leaks, apply soapy water to the fittings around the ...Read morepressure switch and watch for bubbles. If replacement is necessary, the process typically involves disassembling the pressure switch. Begin by draining the tank using the valve at the bottom, then remove the coupler from the regulator and unthread the nipple. Access the wire connections by removing the pressure switch shroud, and carefully note the position of each wire before disconnecting them—starting with the motor wire, followed by the cord wires and ground wires. Remove the strain relief, pressure gauge, and the airline connecting the check valve to the switch. Finally, unthread the pressure switch from the tank nipple and remove the nipple itself. When reassembling, it is recommended to use thread tape to ensure a proper seal. This replacement part is sold individually.

This is a manufacturer sourced replacement part designed for use with Campbell Hausfeld air compressors. The pressure switch tells your compressor when to stop and when to start. There are multiple reasons a pressure switch could be leaking air. If it is leaking air the pressure switch should be replaced for a compressor to operate proper...Read morely and safely. To complete this repair you would need: wrench set, nut driver set and a thread-sealing tape. • Shut off the electricity and drain the air tank • Remove the tank pressure gauge • Remove the pressure switch tube • Remove the pressure regulator assembly • Disconnect the wires • Remove the safety valve • Install the new pressure switch • Reinstall the safety valve • Connect the wires • Reinstall the pressure switch tube • Screw the pressure gauge onto the new pressure switch and tighten the gauge firmly • Test the air compressor

This is an authentic Campbell Hausfeld replacement part manufactured for use with air compressors. The check valve prevents pressurized air from backing up into the pump from the tank and allows air to flow into the tank from the pump. It is a one-way valve. A bad check valve may not allow air into the tank causing the motor to run but no...Read moret move the pump. The motor will make a buzzing sound and may eventually burn out. This check valve is available as an individual replacement part.