Chicago Pneumatic Air Tools & Compressors - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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use a 5/16 inch ball instead of the recommended part. works wonderfully.

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You can follow this link for C.P. parts. Just look up your model, good luck! Search by Parts Breakdown

The estop button is not the proper way to turn the unit off use the start/stop button .You must first open the estop button then press the start button

Your referring to central pneumatic. It is a Chicago pneumatic. Correct your wrong g answer. Don't miss lead people

That impact is distributed by Harbor Freight, though I doubt it is 25 years old. They may have a rebuild kit there, but a new one just like it is around $35.

This one:

is priced at $24.99

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=95310

An O-ring has probably failed. Harbor Freight Tools does not generally offer parts for their tools, but in most cities you can find someone who repairs air tools. Check the Yellow Pages or Google it.

Put a couple of squirts of w-d 40 in the air opening where you usually put your oil . Keep hitting the trigger until it frees up and then add your oil for normal use. You may need to consider putting in a seperator if you dont have one, especially if your compressor is in a damper work space. If this is a second hand tool it may be from the previous conditions it was exposed to.So give it a little time if that is the case. Also, dont settle for the cheaper pneumatic oil. Quality oil will extend the life of your tool as well as improve the preformance.

You can add different sanding discs to an orbital air sander to ensure that it is properly set up for a huge variety of different jobs. From heavy duty sanding paper for tough jobs through to buffing cloths in order to get a final polished finish at the end of the job. With most orbital air sanders, changing the disc takes just a few seconds, allowing you to get a variety of jobs done a lot quicker.

Look for something called an unloader valve. This valve is usually connected to the pressure valve that opens when the desired pressure is released.

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Take some contact cleaner and spray it in the air intake couplin and then plug it into you air line and pull the trigger.be careful not to get sprayed in the face.do this a couple of times them do the same thing with tool oil . if it is dirty most of the time this will solve the trouble.

Go to this web site and click on service/ support scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Product Manuals and Parts Diagrams: http://www.powermate.com/service.php

I used to repair these impacts for a living. Simplest first thing to do is back off the three 1/8" set screws in the back a couple turns. Pour a little varsol into the air inlet and plug it in. run the gun until your hand is black, (wear a glove). Once the varsol stops disconnect the air, add a few drops of air tool oil and tighten the screws slowly and evenly. You will hear the impact rpm increase. If your gun doesn't speed up to it's original scream you will have to remove the four 5/32" set screws and see what's worn. To open it hold the impact by the nose 3" off the table and position a center punch in the hole of the anvil shank with the same hand and hit it with a hammer hard enough to overtake the spring. The guts should drop on to the table in tact. The guts are in twp parts, the hammering mechanism, and the air motor. The three 1/8" screws hold the motor together. You will soon see the problem. Take the back off the air motor and it will show your if the veins are worn. Cjeck the end plates for wear. You can turn the end plates down on a lathe if available. As a rule of thumb, if the anvil shank is dry buy a repair kit, if it's wet, buy a tune-up kit. If the ring on the anvil shank doesn't turn, buy a repair kit and change your sockets. When rebuilding these front seal often leaks. These impacts are supposed to use 30 weight oil, but a mix of Ingersol Rand grease and 30 weight oil, ( just till it's slightly runny) will stay much longer. Assembling the anvil assembly can be tricky until you figure out how to hold the shank and two pins with the same hand. Good luck.