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HAAS CNC Fix Stuck Tool Release Issues by Replacing Humphrey Valve with Legris Valve | TM-1 Mill

This video shows an easy fix to tool release issues for a HAAS TM-1 and similar models like the HAAS Mini Mill. The problem in this case is clogged air lines and a defective Humphrey valve SQE2 (Super Quick Exhaust valve). ▼ WHERE TO BUY PARTS: ▶Parker/Legris valve which I hope will last longer https://amzn.to/3fXwRpT ▶ The Humphrey valve does have a seal kit, but it only costs a few dollars less than the whole valve. And if the seal will only last 5-10 years before it degrades, turns to goo, and gets blown out into the airlines to clog the fittings, then I would rather buy something more durable. The Humphrey valve has a rubber valve inside that is designed to allow air to only flow in one way and out the exhaust. In this situation, it is being used slightly differently, where low pressure air enters on one side, high pressure air enters the exhaust, and then all the air is released out the exhaust. The rubber valve inside that controls the air flow direction has turned into goo, and pushed out the low pressure airline, clogging some of the low pressure components. The easy fix is to clean the goo out of the airlines and fittings, and replace the Humphrey valve with the same SQE2 valve. However, I've seen people complaining about Humphrey valve failing in 5-10 years. I want something more durable, so instead of buying a Humphrey brand valve, which I know will fail the same way in 5-10 years, I bought this Parker/Legris valve which I hope will last longer https://amzn.to/3fXwRpT ▼ VISIT OUR WEBSITE ▶ Products we make: https://soulbuilt.us ▶▶ Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/stores/SoulBuilt ▶ Engineering: https://www.engineerable.com ▼ FOLLOW US ON: ▶ Instagram:   / soul.built   ▶ Facebook:   / soulbuilt.us   The products shown here were purchased by me with the intent to use them. I did not receive any free items, and I am not being paid or compensated for this review. The video, description, and comments may contain affiliate links. If you click on a link, I may receive a commission. Money earned helps to support my channel and bring you more informative videos about engineering, crafting, and DIY.