Graco 241123, Series A manual Turbine Kit Installation, Rocker Switch Installation and Wiring

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Rocker Switch Installation and Wiring

Turbine Kit Installation

One- and two-digit numbers (in parentheses) refer to parts as they are called out in manual 308808. Three-digit numbers refer to new kit parts.

106 (19)

(1)

104(25)See Wiring Diagram in Fig. 4.

108 (82)

102 (24)

(6)

109 (83)

(18) Manual background

(5)

103 (42)

(48)

107 (31)

(34)

(33)

Fig. 3

(23)

105 (41)

(2)

(7)

Manual background (27)

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4.Remove turbine gasket (25), three screws (6), turbine plate (82), and three turbine spacers (83).

NOTE: Steps 5 and 8 apply only if your GTS-4900 turbine sprayer has a speed controller (48). Installation of this 2-Speed Turbine Conversion Kit does not include reconnecting wires to the speed controller. The speed controller is no longer used with the 2-speed turbine.

5.Remove turbine motor wires from spade terminals on speed controller (48).

6.Rotate turbine (24) from outlet fitting (18) and lift up from turbine spacers (23) and turbine duct (5) to remove.

7.Remove rocker switch (31) and wires connected to it (Fig. 4 wiring diagram).

8.Remove two remaining wires connecting speed controller (48) to red rocker switch (34) and filter indicator light (33).

Rocker Switch Installation and Wiring

See Wiring Diagram in Fig. 4.

1.In orientation shown in Fig. 3, install rocker switch (107) in hole left by removed switch (31).

2.Connect male tab end of one white wire (110) to spade terminal 2 of switch (107). Position spade to outside of switch to ease connection of second wire. Connect other end of white wire to spade terminal 5 of red rocker switch (34).

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Contents 2-SpeedTurbine Conversion Kit INSTRUCTIONS-PARTSLIST308924 Rev. BPRESSURIZED EQUIPMENT HAZARD Pressure Relief ProcedureTurbine Kit Installation Turbine DisassemblyTurbine Kit Installation Rocker Switch Installation and WiringSee Wiring Diagram in Fig Turbine Kit Installation Kit Parts
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