Campbell Hausfeld FP204800 Manifold Assembly Replacement

ID: 31841

Description: In order to remove the manifold assembly, you...

Steps:

1. Unscrew the four 1cm long shroud screws using a 6mm Allen Wrench.

2. Remove the plastic shroud from the compressor.
3. Do not pull the shroud too far from the compressor. You could damage the on/off switch wiring.

4. Gently pull the wire attached from the pressure switch to the on/off switch.
5. It should come off the pressure switch with ease.
6. Make sure you are pulling the correct wire. The pressure switch could be in a different configuration on your compressor than in the picture.

7. Gently pull the wire connected from the on/off switch to the motor of the compressor.
8. It should be the only wire keeping the shroud from being lifted from the compressor.

9. Unscrew the exhaust tube from the check valve using a smart wrench.
10. You do not need to remove the check valve, only the exhaust tube.

11. Unscrew the six 1.75cm screws holding the Pump/Motor Assembly Shroud in place using a phillips #2 screwdriver.
12. Remove the 1cm screw fastening the wires to the pump/motor assembly shroud using a phillips #2 screwdriver.

13. Remove the pump/motor assembly shroud by lifting it from the compressor.
14. The pump/motor shroud should be carefully removed so the exhaust tube is not damaged

15. Gently remove the pump/motor assembly from the shroud.
16. Remove the wire attached from the motor to the pressure switch by gently pulling it free from the pressure switch terminal.
17. Set the pump/motor assembly on your work place next to the compressor.
18. Make sure that no wires are being pulled on the motor because they could be damaged while completing the repair.

19. Remove the four 1.5cm screws using a Phillips #2 Screwdriver.

20. Remove the bottom of the Pump/Motor Assembly Shroud by lifting it from the compressor.

21. Remove the manifold assembly by gripping the manifold stem with a smart wrench and twisting in a counter-clockwise direction.

22. Remove both the Pressure Gauges and the Safety Valve with a Smart Wrench by turning them in a counter-clockwise direction.