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The pump output is low on | The inlet screen (31 or 23a) is clogged. | Clean the screen. | |
the upstroke. |
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The piston ball (425) is not seating. | Service the piston | ||
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| The piston packings are worn or damaged. | Replace the packings. See manual 307806. | |
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| The gasket (417) in the displacement pump is | Replace the gasket. See manual 307806. | |
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The pump output is low on | The inlet screen (31 or 23a) is clogged. | Clean the screen. | |
the downstroke or on both of |
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the strokes. | The piston packings are worn or damaged. | Replace the packings. See manual 307806. | |
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| The intake valve ball is not seating | Clean the intake valve. See manual 307806. | |
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| The engine speed is too low. | Increase the throttle setting. See Step 11, | |
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| The clutch is worn or damaged. | Replace the clutch. See page 20. | |
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The paint leaks into the wet- | The wetcup is loose. | Tighten the wetcup just enough to stop leak- | |
cup. |
| age. | |
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| The throat packings are worn or damaged. | Replace the packings. See manual 307806. | |
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| The displacement rod is worn or damaged. | Replace the rod. See manual 307806. | |
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The fluid delivery is low. | The inlet screen is clogged. | Clean the inlet screen. | |
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| The pressure setting is too low. | Increase the pressure. See Step 11, page 9. | |
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| The engine speed is too low. | Increase the throttle setting. See Step 11, | |
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| The fluid filter (51), the tip filter or the tip is | Clean the filter. See page 12. Or, see the gun | |
| clogged or dirty. | instruction manual. | |
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| There is a large pressure drop in the hose with | Use a larger diameter hose and/or reduce the | |
| heavy materials. | overall length of hose. Use of more than 100 ft | |
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| of 1/4 in. hose significantly reduces the perfor- | |
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| mance of the sprayer. Use 3/8 in. hose for opti- | |
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| mum performance (50 ft minimum). | |
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Fluid is spitting from the gun. | There is air in the pump or the hose. | Check and tighten all the fluid connections. | |
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| Reprime the pump. See page 13. | |
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| The tip is partially clogged. | Clear the tip. See the gun instruction manual. | |
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| The fluid supply is low or empty. | Refill the fluid supply. Prime the pump. See | |
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| page 8. Check the fluid supply often to pre- | |
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| vent running the pump dry. | |
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The pump is difficult to prime. | There is air in the pump or the hose. | Check and tighten all the fluid connections. | |
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| Reduce the engine speed and cycle the pump | |
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| as slowly as possible during priming. | |
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| The intake valve is leaking. | Clean the intake valve. Be sure ball seat is not | |
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| nicked or worn and that the ball seats well. | |
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| Reassemble the valve. | |
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| The pump packings are worn. | Replace the pump packings. See manual | |
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| The paint is too thick. | Thin the paint according to the supplier’s | |
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| recommendations. | |
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| The engine speed is too high. | Decrease the throttle setting before priming the | |
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| pump. See Step 11, page 9. | |
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