How do I contact WEN parts?

For parts related inquiries, you can contact WEN parts by calling (574) 598-2203, sending an email to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), or chatting with a tech right now. Our techs are available Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CST, excluding national holidays. For parts relating to products built or sold prior to 2001, you can write to Pre 2001 WEN Parts, 1324 S. 1275E Akron, IN 46910.

How do I Register my new Wen product?

No registration is needed. Keep your proof of purchase (included order date, place of purchase, and order number) and record your model number and serial number, in case you ever need to file a warranty claim, or in the unlikely event of a product recall.

How do you dispose of an air compressor?

To dispose of an air compressor, first separate its components. Most accessories like the pressure switch, regulator, drain tank valve, and feet/stand can go in your regular trash. The metals, including the motor, can be sold for scrap.

Can an air compressor be placed in a trash can?

No, an air compressor is too big to fit in the trash can. It typically consists of a motor, a tank, a pump, and some cords. To dispose of it, you'll need to separate every part possible for recycling.

Can you recycle an air compressor tank?

While the metals of an air compressor, including the motor, can be sold for scrap, the tank itself can be recycled. However, you will need to call ahead to a scrap metal recycler to ensure they can accept it. Alternatively, there are DIY projects that can be done with an air compressor tank if you have time and want to reuse it.

Can I throw away my old air compressor?

Many local laws prevent you from just throwing away your old air compressor. You cannot simply put it in the trash can due to its size and components. Typically, an air compressor has a motor, a tank, a pump, and some cords. You’ll need to separate every part possible to recycle it.