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Porter Cable CF2600 Air Leak
Hello. I have a CF2600 and had an air leak around the motor. I purchased a new connecting rod kit, valve plate, and gaskets and put everything back together. The compressor will only charge up to about 100psi and keeps running. I found another air leak under the pressure switch on what I think is the bleed off valve. I thought the check valve might be bad, but when I turn the switch to the compressor off, the leak stops and the tank holds air. It only leaks air from that small valve on the bottom of the pressure switch when the motor is on and the tank is filling up. Any ideas on what I can do to fix this? Thank you.
Jason.
Last edited by jkeister; 06-11-2009 at 03:30 AM.
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RE Safety Relief Valve
Thanks for your reply. I did replace the tube seal when I installed the other components. The discharge tube is not twisted or kinked. All the air connections are secure. The safety relief valve screws directly into the pressure switch. The air is escaping from a small disc with two screws under the pressure switch. The metal tube coming off the check valve and going to the pressure switch is connected to the piece I am trying to describe. Sorry. I thought it was a bleed off valve. When the compressor reaches 80-100 psi, air begins to escape from a hole in that disc and the compressor never shuts off. When I turn off the compressor, no more air comes out of the hole. What is that piece where the return tube from the check valve enters the pressure switch and can it be replaced? I didn't see it in the schematics. I also assume with this problem the check valve is working properly because it is not releasing air from the tank when the compressor is off. Is that correct? How is Orem? I used to live there and am flying to SLC tonight. Thank you so much for your help.
jkeister.
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Says CF2600 on compressor
The sticker on the housing says CF2600. I just bought it used. I will check the seals and screws on the plate, but the air was coming through a small hole in the plate. If that doesn't solve the problem I will get the pressure switch and replace it. Thank you so much for your replies and help.
jkeister
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