How to fix a leaking Air Compressor that won't stay filled- FAST & EASY!
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2019
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How to fix a leaking Air Compressor Coupler - FAST & EASY!
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How to fix leaking Compressor Coupler - FAST & EASY!
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*Construction seemed sturdier than other units I considered **MyBest.Tools** Noise level was reasonable. Good pressure and cfm capacity for a small reasonably light compressor.*
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Dude..you are awesome....100 percent is the problem I have. That compressor is the same earth shaking model I have too...thanks.
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This little compressor has been great to us. Hope all is well with you and your family.
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I purchased a Home Depot Husky 33 gallon air compressor years ago. Had it a few months, used now and then to air up tires and it developed a whopper of a leak at the manifold. I took it to an authorized dealer; it took over six months to get it back because of time for approval of repair under warranty, waiting for parts and the time it took them to get around to "fixing" it. It still leaks air; even after I turn the pressure regulator gauge to "0" with a full tank of pressurized air it will be empty the next morning. The only other Husky brand item ever I purchased was a very nice looking 2 drawer pre-assembled rolling shop table; after moving it into my garage, I attempted to open the drawers, and ball bearings rolled all over my garage floor. So much for the quality of Husky products. BTW, if the leaks are subtle, use a mixture of water and Dawn detergent and brush it over any suspect areas; bubbles will appear where the slow leaks are.
Thanks for watching & sharing your experience, that doesn’t sound fun at all, that’s a bummer.
We love our Craftsman tank, still works as designed. Let us know if you have any questions.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders Will do and I appreciate your expert advice.
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Most useful. Thank you.
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thanks helped me out.
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Great video!
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GReat, thanks, this is what I was looking for. I want to change out the coupler on my Compressor for a Prevost Male one.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders I noticed on the end of the hose where you stick into the coupler on the Air compressor, you had an adapter, a coupler and I believe another adapter, how come not just the Female Adapter without the coupler and other adapter??
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Thanks for watching & guess that’s all that was available at the store that day.
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Great stuff.
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Probably thats going to be the issue with mine compressor thank you for the video
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Fortunately couplers aren't that expensive so I'm planning on picking up some Kobalt couplers at Lowe's. Since my accessory kit only came with female end couplers, I might buy two at Lowe's so that they'll match and I can also have the adapter it came with back for if I ever need it for another application. I bought my compressor used and it only had one coupler installed and the old one is very dirty, I think it may be part of my problem.
Wyatt Cerri
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great!
Thanks for watching frank, hope all is well.
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how would you recommend removing the whole regulator as a whole i think i need to add teflon to the middle where they meet on mine but if i screw sideways the sides hit the shroud, and if i pull vertically the pressure guages hit the tank so im kinda stumped
Thanks for watching, it’s definitely an option however we don’t have a video on that. We will add it to the list. 👍
Taking it apart is tedious however makes for a fun project for us.
One thing: spray bottle with soapy water
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Mine was leaking from the connector as you have shown. I bought two new connectors and each one leaked. They were the same size as the original one that was leaking air. Any ideas? It's a crafsman evolv 3 gallon oil free compressor with a 1/4 inch connector.
Frank Savanti
Thanks for watching. By chance...is it leaking after it’s full or leaking as it fills. You may have purchased one that requires the hose to be connected during fill up. Keep us posted.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders Hi Michael. It leaks while it fills and with or without the hose attached to it. It cannot build any pressure. It makes no sense to me.
Frank Savanti
Thanks for the reply. You may need to add more Teflon tape. Or it’s possible that there is too much Teflon tape leading to a poor connection. Keep us posted.
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Cool
Here’s my problem, I hope you can help. My tank can gain and keep pressure, but with the hose unplugged/off the compressor, air leaks out of the end of the coupler. With a hose and tool plugged into it, I can’t get air into the hose. Any idea what the problem can be?
Thanks for watching & this is a very common experience. There are different types of fittings.
Some fittings can hold air pressure inside tank without hose being connected while other fittings require the hose to be connected so air does not leak out.
Either way, since your fitting is not allowing air into the tank, a new fitting will most likely resolve your issues. Knowing the differences between the two types of fittings, you can pick the one that best fits your mission.
Keep us posted on your DIY project.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders the problem is this…I can fill the tank with air pressure, no problem, but as soon as I connect a hose, no air comes out. Only when I disconnect the hose does air come out of the coupler.
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Thanks for the reply, time for a new coupler fitting if it’s older than 3 years.
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Mine is leaking between those 2 valves? Guess I have to take it all apart?
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I'm losing air where the gun connects to the hose. Can someone help me.
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. You may need a new coupler. Below is a link to our video showing replacement of coupler.
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I have the same one but I don't have the red regulator knob on mine
Thanks for watching, Craftsman compressors are very nice. The added regulator definitely comes in handy, especially when it comes time to blow air through the irrigation lines. 👍🧰
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders do you know where I can get a replacement
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Are you looking to purchase a brand new Craftsman compressor or just the regulator knob?
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It’s not a craftsman brand nor just the knob however the knob can be taken off this regulator and screwed onto yours…should be the same thread.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders I have the exact same compressor looking for the regulator
the funny thing is, this is the exact same air compressor i have lol and it leaks
Wild Gaming
Thanks for watching. That’s awesome! We have had this compressor for several years. Pretty impressed with it. You probably purchased yours from sears...that’s where we purchased it from.
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NOne of these was the problem. The problem is that there is a clog where the bearing seats so ours leaks because it is not seated right
Thanks for watching and sharing this, did you get it fixed?
It's sad that so many people must be taught on a kindergartner level! ALL of this is common sense! The "product" on the new fitting is thread seal and please, learn how to properly use a wrench!