Test the Gun After Service

Service

7.Position the trigger (24) on the gun body. Insert the pivot pin (23) into the top hole (A) and secure with the screw (13) on the other side. Ensure there is an e-clip (26) on one end of the trigger pin (18). Slide the pin through lower trigger holes and through the slot (B) in the spring guide (16) -- turn the spring guide to align, as needed. Install the other

e-clip (26) onto pin. See FIG. 17.

	A
26	B,16
	B,16
18

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FIG. 17

8.If it was removed, install the spring tension screw (21) at the rear of the gun. Then turn the screw in until it stops. See FIG. 18.

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FIG. 18

1.Lock the gun trigger lock. Connect a hose to the gun. Start and prime the pump.

2.Release the gun trigger lock. Trigger the gun into a waste container until fluid dispenses. Release the trigger to be sure the gun immediately stops spray- ing and that there are no leaks in any gun connec- tions.

3.Lock the gun trigger lock.

4.Install the tip guard (9) before regular use. See FIG. 19.

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FIG. 19

3A2799A

262854, Series A specifications

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