IR5E60VAD (Type 0) DeVilbiss Compressor - Overview

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Manifold – Part Number: CAC-95
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Manifold
Part #CAC-95
Motor 2 Pole 240V O/ – Part Number: Z-MO-3022-1
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Motor 2 Pole 240V O/
Part #Z-MO-3022-1
Screw .313-18X.875 H – Part Number: SSF-928
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Screw .313-18X.875 H
Part #SSF-928
Screw #8-32X.375 HHW – Part Number: 5140123-08
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Screw #8-32X.375 HHW
Part #5140123-08
Washer Wavy Spring 2 – Part Number: SSN-1018
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Washer Wavy Spring 2
Part #SSN-1018
Screw .250-20 .625 S – Part Number: SS-391
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Screw .250-20 .625 S
Part #SS-391
Assembly Pump Ol Alum TH – Part Number: N076027SV
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Assembly Pump Ol Alum TH
Part #N076027SV
Belt 6J 47.3 Eff – Part Number: C-BT-224
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Belt 6J 47.3 Eff
Part #C-BT-224
This replacement belt is specially manufactured for use on DeVilbiss and Porter Cable air compressors. It is an authentic part that is sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer. This is the main drive belt that connects the electric motor and the pump. Please note, this rubber belt is sold individually. You will need a screwdriver to complete this repair. • Remove the belt cover • Remove the old belt • Clean both pulleys • Secure the new belt • Reattach the belt cover
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Nut – Part Number: SSF-8150
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Nut
Part #SSF-8150
Retainer Filter – Part Number: 265-18
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Retainer Filter
Part #265-18
Flywheel 10 OD CI PO – Part Number: 265-2
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Flywheel 10 OD CI PO
Part #265-2
Assembly Connecting Rod – Part Number: 265-410
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Assembly Connecting Rod
Part #265-410
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Oil weeping out of bottom of air pump
2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Joseph from MAYER, AZ
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable)
1. Removed air pump from compressor
2. Removed oil
3. Removed 8 bolts holding bottom of air pump
4. Replaced bottom with the new gasket
5. Replace the 8 bolts
6. Refill 16 oz oil
7. Reinstall air pump to compressor
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35+ Yr old Craftsman Air Compressor stopped working
2 of 4 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Mary from CYPRESS, TX
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Pliers, Wrench (Adjustable)
Perseverance-after having a hard time removing drain cock , oil drain and oil fill I could not exactly see where air filter was located, Found Air filter
Pulled it out with needle nose pliers and could not find one locally. Luckily I found this site ordered filter and they shipped right away. Got my filter and the old Air Compressor is alive again . Thank you so very much. You have a customer for life.
Thanks, Mary
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