Ensure accurate water levels with this pressure switch, part number 5140117-69, for select Craftsman, Coleman, or Porter Cable Air Handler or Air Compressor models.
Grid is 1 inch square
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
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Pressure Switch 5140117-69

Genuine OEM Part # 5140117-69RC Item # 3621119
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Ensure accurate water levels with this pressure switch, part number 5140117-69, for select Craftsman, Coleman, or Porter Cable Air Handler or Air Compressor models.
Grid is 1 inch square
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
  Pressure Switch 5140117-69
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Ensure accurate water levels with this pressure switch, part number 5140117-69, for select Craftsman, Coleman, or Porter Cable Air Handler or Air Compressor models.
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$143.04
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This part 5140117-69 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Air Compressor
Brands:
Porter Cable
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Pressure Switch Customer Reviews

Common Problems Fixed by the Pressure Switch

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

Possible

Air handler not cooling properly

About the Pressure Switch

A pressure switch is a safety device used to help prevent component and system failures. There are basically three types of pressure switches used in central air conditioning and heat pump applications: High Limit, Low Limit, and Ambient Temperature. Depending on the model, you may have one or more of these or none. The pressure switch(es) can be checked with a multimeter, referencing the wiring diagram for the circuit locations. Note: If a pressure switch needs to be replaced the refrigerant will need to be removed, requiring a qualified technician.