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New pressure switch-air leak?
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MTR-Admin wrote: That is a little strange. What is the part number you purchased?
This one:
Pressure Switch, 90/125 PSI
Part Number: 034-0135
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Keep an eye on it. I feel that something else may be amiss with your air compressor causing the air to back feed to the pressure switch.
Did you install teflon tape on the threads of the pipe nipple before installing the pressure switch to prevent it from leaking?
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skatingtoolman wrote: New pressure switches typically never leak.
Keep an eye on it. I feel that something else may be amiss with your air compressor causing the air to back feed to the pressure switch.
Did you install teflon tape on the threads of the pipe nipple before installing the pressure switch to prevent it from leaking?
Sure did. I'll look at removing it, and reapply the teflon tape again.
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