Makita 170006-E Compressor Air Filter Assembly

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SKU
170006-E
Brand
MAKITA
$60.64
Quick Overview
Makita 170006-E Compressor Air Filter Assembly is replacement part that is used in air compressors. It filters dust, dirt and other contaminants to prevent them from entering the motor, providing clean air to the motor. This one improves the performance, and durability of the engine, and minimizes its maintenance requirements. It fits well to ensure that polluted air does not compromise the performance of the compressor. The filter is used to reduce friction and damage to the internal parts of the machine.

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Customer Questions
Is the Makita 170006-E Air Filter Assembly compatible with all Makita compressors?

No. It is designed for specific Makita compressor models that use this exact intake filter configuration. Always verify compatibility using the compressor's parts breakdown before replacement.

What happens if the air filter assembly becomes clogged?

A clogged filter restricts airflow into the pump system, which can lead to slow tank filling, overheating, reduced pressure output, and increased motor strain during operation.

Can I replace the filter assembly myself?

It is typically a straightforward replacement. The old filter housing is removed, the intake area is cleaned, and the new assembly is installed securely to ensure proper sealing and airflow direction.

What is the purpose of the Makita 170006-E Compressor Air Filter Assembly?

It filters incoming air before it enters the compressor pump, helping protect internal components from dust and debris while ensuring efficient airflow and stable compression performance.

The Makita 170006-E Compressor Air Filter Assembly is designed to protect the compressor pump system by filtering incoming air before it reaches internal components. Proper filtration is essential for maintaining airflow efficiency, preventing internal wear, and supporting stable pressure output in compatible compressor units.

Common Issues Linked to this SKU:

  • Reduced airflow into compressor pump.
  • Compressor running hotter than normal.
  • Slow tank filling or weak pressure build-up.
  • Excess dust entering pump assembly.
  • Increased engine or motor strain during operation.

Restricted Airflow Through Filter.

Quick Check: Inspect whether the compressor intake feels weak or partially blocked during operation.

Fix Suggestion: Replace the 170006-E filter assembly if the filter media appears clogged, darkened, or compacted.

Prevention Tip: Clean or replace the filter regularly depending on dust exposure conditions.

Compressor Overheating During Use.

Quick Check: Monitor compressor housing temperature after short operating cycles.

Fix Suggestion: Install a new filter assembly to restore proper airflow and reduce strain on the pump system.

Prevention Tip: Avoid operating the compressor in heavily dusty or enclosed environments without proper ventilation.

Dust Contamination Inside Pump System.

Quick Check: Check for visible dust buildup around intake valves or internal pump components.

Fix Suggestion: Replace damaged or improperly sealed filter assembly to prevent unfiltered air entry.

Prevention Tip: Ensure the filter housing is tightly secured before every operation.

Slow Pressure Build-Up.

Quick Check: Observe longer tank fill time compared to normal operating behavior.

Fix Suggestion: Replace clogged filter assembly restricting airflow into the compression chamber.

Prevention Tip: Perform routine inspection of the intake system during scheduled maintenance.

Increased Motor or Engine Strain.

Quick Check: Listen for excessive load noise or slower-than-normal motor acceleration.

Fix Suggestion: Replace restricted filter assembly to allow proper air intake volume.

Prevention Tip: Use only clean, dry filters suitable for the operating environment.

Customer Experience: Users frequently notice immediate improvement after replacing a restricted intake filter assembly. One technician reported the compressor ran noticeably cooler and recovered normal fill speed after installing a fresh intake filter. Another user mentioned reduced strain noise and smoother startup performance after restoring proper airflow protection.

Disclaimer: Troubleshooting guidance is for general reference only and may vary by condition; always verify the issue and follow the manufacturer's instruction manual, safety guidelines, and service procedures before repairs or part replacement.

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