Washer ring 14×24×2mm

The 14×24×2 mm washer ring is a mounting component used in pressure-washer assemblies. Its role is to distribute load, position parts, or ensure the correct spacing in a joint. In servicing, it is used during overhauls and repairs when the washer is worn, deformed, or needs to be replaced after disassembly.

MPN / reference: 41614
Dimension: 14×24×2 mm
Reference dimension: Ø 14 mm

APPLICATION

The ring/washer is used in typical service and assembly work:

• setting spacing and positioning parts within an assembly,
• distributing load in axial or bolted joints,
• protecting contact surfaces from point loading,
• replacing a worn washer during pump or accessory refurbishment,
• restoring correct assembly after dismantling a unit.

SYMPTOMS - WHEN IT’S WORTH REPLACING

Consider replacing the washer when you notice:

• deformation, wear, or abrasion of the washer surface,
• play in the joint resulting from thickness loss,
• uneven clamping force or “pitting” marks on the contact surface,
• corrosion or mechanical damage after disassembly,
• difficulties setting parts correctly after reassembling the assembly.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PART

Selection should be done precisely:

• verify the 14×24×2 mm size (inner diameter, outer diameter, and thickness),
• confirm the manufacturer number: MPN 41614,
• compare with the removed part: 2 mm thickness and diameters,
• confirm the application at the specific mounting point.

For spacer components, thickness is critical - even a small difference can change fit or clamping force.

COMPATIBILITY

Select the washer ring based on MPN 41614 and the 14×24×2 mm dimensions, in accordance with service documentation or by comparison with the removed part. Treat Ø 14 mm as a hint for the inner diameter, but compatibility is determined by the complete set of dimensions and the part number.

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Does the 14×24×2 washer act as a spacer, or does it only protect the surface?|It depends on the mounting location. In many assemblies this washer both sets spacing (2 mm thickness) and distributes load, protecting the contact surfaces.

Why shouldn’t I replace it with a washer that is “almost the same”?|Because a difference in thickness or diameter can change the fit, clamping force, and the operation of seals or guides in the assembly. The safest option is to stick to MPN 41614.

How can I tell if an issue in the assembly is caused by a worn washer?|Typical signs are play after reassembly, uneven clamping force, or wear marks on the contact surfaces. In service, the washer is inspected after disassembly and compared to a new one.

Can this washer affect system sealing?|Indirectly, yes - if it determines spacing or clamping of parts, its wear can alter the position of mating components and worsen the operating conditions of seals.

What should I check when installing a new washer?|Clean contact surfaces, no burrs, and correct seating of the washer in its recess. After assembly, check that there is no play and the assembly operates steadily.

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