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Hose Clamp CAC-1206-1
OEM part for: Craftsman
Part Number: CAC-1206-1
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Easy fit.
Had to borrow a crimper - worked fine.
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October 14, 2022
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Regulator was leaking
John - June 22, 2023
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Adjustable Wrench, Teflon tape, 1/4” braided rubber line
Parts Used
Drained tank
Disconnect copper line to tank from compressor
Cut clamp on rubber line to regulator and removed hose.
Unscrew pressure gauges and set aside
Unscrew pressure relief valve and set aside
Remove output hose qick connect and set aside
Remove two screws from compressor base (one front and one back) and slide compressor off top of tank
Unscrew regulator and discard
On new regulator, apply Teflon tape to threads and screw in to tank
Apply tape to pressure valve, gauges and output qick release. Screw in and tighten.
Check rubber hose from compressor and replace if needed, make sure hose is clamped tightly
Slide compressor unit back on tank and secure with two screws
Reattach rubber line to regulator with new clamp and tighten clamp
Reattach copper line from compressor to tank and snug down.
Power up and check for leaks.
My rubber hose from the compressor to the regulator was perished which made me remove the four torx screws from the plastic cover to access the hose on the compressor and replace it. I used 1/4” braided fuel line for this
Works great
Disconnect copper line to tank from compressor
Cut clamp on rubber line to regulator and removed hose.
Unscrew pressure gauges and set aside
Unscrew pressure relief valve and set aside
Remove output hose qick connect and set aside
Remove two screws from compressor base (one front and one back) and slide compressor off top of tank
Unscrew regulator and discard
On new regulator, apply Teflon tape to threads and screw in to tank
Apply tape to pressure valve, gauges and output qick release. Screw in and tighten.
Check rubber hose from compressor and replace if needed, make sure hose is clamped tightly
Slide compressor unit back on tank and secure with two screws
Reattach rubber line to regulator with new clamp and tighten clamp
Reattach copper line from compressor to tank and snug down.
Power up and check for leaks.
My rubber hose from the compressor to the regulator was perished which made me remove the four torx screws from the plastic cover to access the hose on the compressor and replace it. I used 1/4” braided fuel line for this
Works great
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Leak on top side of pancake commpressor
Ed - February 21, 2023
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set
Remove hose clap with hole punch expanding clamp. Used socket to remove check valve , turn on side to drain all water from tank. Teflon tape on check value tighten and clamp hose clamp.
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Regulator broke
ADRAIN - May 7, 2020
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
1. Removed compressor from the air tank
2. removed regulator assembly
3. detached hose
4. then put hose and the gauge on the new regulator assembly
5. then reattached it to the compressor
6. than reattached the compressor to the air tank
2. removed regulator assembly
3. detached hose
4. then put hose and the gauge on the new regulator assembly
5. then reattached it to the compressor
6. than reattached the compressor to the air tank
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