Graco 308161A TEXSPRAY SYSTEM Model E110C Owner's Manual

INSTRUCTIONS/PARTS LIST
This manual contain
IMPORTANT WARNINGS and INSTRUCTIONS.
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REFERENCE
FOR
TEXSPRAYTM SYSTEM
GRACOINC-
EO. BOX 1441MINNEAPOLIS,MN55440-1441
@COPYRIGHT1991, GRACO INC.
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Rev. A
FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY OBSERVE ALL WARNINGS.
Read and understand all instruction manuals before operating equipment.
EQUIPMENT MISUSE HAZARD
Pressure Relief Procedure
To reduce the risk of serious bodily injury,
including electric shock and splashing
fluid in the eyes, follow this procedure before checking, adjusting, cleaning, moving, or repairing any part of the system.
Shut off the system.
Triggerthegun.
Open the gun air valve (handle parallel
with valve body).
4. Unplug
the
system.
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1.
2.
3.
NEVER alteror modify any part of this system;
doing so may causeit to malfunction.
Do not operate the system with the side panels
removed. Internal components get extremely
hot.
CHECK all equipment regularly and repair or
replace damaged parts immediately.
Always wear appropriate clothing and equipment. such as eye protection and breathing
apparatus, to protect yourself.
System Pressure
T6s system has a 100 Dsif7 bar) Maximum
General Safety
Workina Pressure. Never exceed these presAnymisuseoftheequipmentoraccessories,sures,orthemaximumworkingpressureofthe
such as overpressurizing, modifying parts,uslowest rated component in your system.
ino
" incomDatible chemicals and fluids.or usina
worn or damaged parts. can cause compoFluid Compatibility
nents to ruptureandresultinseriousbodilyThesystemisforuseonlywithwater-based
injury,includingeyeinjury,fire,explosionorsimulatedacousticandwalltexturematerials.
Parts
Wetted
the
property
damage.
See
on page 35.
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FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD
Static electricity is created by the fluid flowing Grounding
through the pump and hose.
If the equipment
is not properly grounded, sparking may occur, To reduce the risk of static sparking, ground
the pump andall other equipment usedor loand the system may become h'azardous.
cated in the pumping area. CHECK your local
Sparks can ignite fumes, dust particles and
electrical codefor detailed grounding instrucother flammable substances and cause a fire
tions for your area and type
of equipment.
or explosion, serious bodily injury, and propGROUND
ALL
OF
THIS
EQUIPMENT.
erty damage.
Locate the system at least
20 ft (6.1 m) away
fromanyexplosivevapors
to reducetherisk of
spray
the pump is grounded to
a
fire or exDlosion
due to arcina
Darts.
the
cart.
Plug
the
power
cord
into
a prop- , ~ ~
erly grounded, 110 volt, 15 amp outlet. Be
Do not expose the systemto rain. Always store
sure the plug is undamaged.
the system indoors.
If you experience any static sparking STOP
SPRAYINGIMMEDIATELYDo notusethesys2. If thesystem is connected to acircuitproof the problemis
tern again until the cause
tected by fuses, use a time delay fuse
identified and corrected.
marked D.
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IMPORTANT
United States Government safety standards have been adopted under the OccupationalSafety and Health Act.
These standards - particularly the General Standards,Part 1910, and the Construction Standards,Part 1926 should be consulted.
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Reserve exclusivement a I'usage professionnel. Observer toutes les consignes de skurite.
Bien lire et bien comprendrs tousles manuels d'instructions avant d'utiliserle materiel.
RISQUES EN CAS DE MAUVAISE UTILISATION DU MATERIAL
Procedure de Decompression
Pour limiter les risques de blessures graves, y
compris la protection de liquide dans les yeux,
toujours suivre cet procbdure avant de vbrifier,
regler, nettoyer,deplacer ou rbparef une partie
quelconque du systeme.
1.
Arr6ter le systeme.
2.
Actionner la gachette du pistolet.
3.
Ouvrir la vanne a boule du pistolet.
4.
Debrancher le cord6n d'elimination.
NE JAMAIS alterer ou modifier une piece de cet
appareil; ceci risquerait d'entrainer son mauvais
fonctionnement.
Ne pas faire fonctionnerle systeme quandles
panneau latbraux sont enlev6. Les composants
internes sont tres chauds.
Vbrifiez rBguli6rementtoutes les pieces du systeme
et rBparez ou remplacez les pieces us& ou
abimees immbdiatement.
Porter toujours des v6tements et des Bquipements
appropribs, tels que des lunettes de protection, ou
un systerne resplrat8ire pour votre
protection,
Pression
Consignes generales de securite
Toute utillsation anormale de I'appareil de pulvgrisation ou des accessoires comme, par exemple,la
mise sous une pression excessive, les modifications
de pieces, I'utilisation de produits chimiques et de
matieres incompatibles et I'utilisation de pieces
usbes ou abirnees peut causer des dbggts A I'apparei1 ou des ruptures de pieces et entrainer uneinjection de liquide ou d'autres blessures sbrieuses,un
incendie, une explosion ou d'autres dBgAts.
Ce systeme a une presion maximum de fonctionnement de 7 bar. Ne jamais dbparer cette presion,ni la
presion maximum de fonctionnement du composant
le plus faible du systhe.
Cornpatibilite chirnique des produits
Cet SySteme est consue Seulement pour utiiiser des
produits acqueux utilisbs dans les rev6tements
muraux texturesou accoustiques. Voir les materiaux
en contact avecle produit en page 35.
RISQUES D'INCENDIE OU D'EXPLOSION
De I'Blectricite statique est crBBe par I'Bcoulement
du fluides dans la pompe et dans le tuyau. Si
I'bquipement n'est pas correctement mis B la terre,
des Btincelles peuventse produire et le systeme
peut devenir dangereux.Les Btincelles pewent enfiammer des vapeurs des poussieres et autres substances inflammables et provoquer un incendie ou
une explosion, des blessures graves et des dBgAts
importants.
Place toujours le syst6me A au moins 6 metres de
toute vapeur explosive pour Bviter les risques d'infiammation dues aux etincelles.
Pour rbduire le risque de dBchargeBlectrique,n'exposez pas A la pluie. Rangez le systeme a I'intBriuer.
S'il se produit des Btincelles d'Blectricite statique,
ou si vous ressentez la moindre dbcharge, ARRETE2
IMMEDIATEMENT LA PULVERISATION. VBrifiez que
le systeme avant quele probleme soit identifib et
corrige.
Mise a la terre ou a la masse
Pour reduire les risques d'btincelles dues 6
I'electriclt6 statique, mettle A la terre la pompe et les
autres Bquipements utilisBsou situ& dans la zone
d'utillsation. VBrifier le code Blectrique qui
s'appliquent pour les details de mise A la terre pour
ce type d'bquipement. MettreA la terre tous les
composants de cet Bqulpement.
1.
Systbme de pulvbrisatlon - la pompe est mls A
la terre sur le chariot.
Brancher
la priseune
sur
prise 1 IOVolts, 15 amperes. VWer A ce que la
prise soit en bon &at.
2.
Si ie System est branch& sur une circuit
protege par des fusibles, utiliser des fusibles A
une action differbe marquesD.
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PREPARATION
Key
Air outlet
A
Fluid outlet
B
ON/OFF switch
47
Pump air regulator
83
Fig 5-1
'B
Compressor break-in
The first time you use the system, iun the
compressor under no load tobreak it in,
improve performance and lengthen its life.
1. Be sure the air hose is disconnected
at A so there is no load'onthe
compressor.
2. Turn the air regulator (83) fully counterclockwise (-) to the minimum setting
so the pump won't run.
3. Turn on the switch (47). Run the system
for 15 minutes. Shut off the switch.
Hose size and lengths
The system is supplied with a 3/4 in. x 50 ft.
(19 mm x 15 m) fluid hose. An optional 1 in.
x 50 ft. (25 mm x 15 m) fluid hose is available forspraying heavier material.A gun
adapter is required if connecting a 1 in.
hose directly to the gun. See Accessories.
0834
Do not use more than 100 ft. (30 m) offluid
hose. For multiple hoses,use a 1 in. dia.
hose at the pump and a 314 in. dia. hoseto
the gun.
Setup the system
A CAUTION
I
To avoid damage to the pump inlet, do
not overtighten the fluid hose. Hold the
pump outlet fitting (B) with a wrench
when tightening the hose.
1. Connect the hoses and gun as shown.
2.
Plug the power cord into a properly
grounded, 120 Volt, 15 amp outlet.
3. If
possible, use more hose-up to 100 ft
(15 m) maximum-rather than an extension cord. If you do use an extension
cord, be sure it has three 12 gauge
minimum wires, an undamaged 3
prong plugand is no longer than 50 ft.
115 m). Do not use an adaDter.
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STARTUP
Operation characteristics
1. The system will not start unless the
compressor air has been relieved!
Be sure the gun air valve (423) isopen
(handle parallelto valve body), which
relieves compressor air, every time you
shut off the system. See Fig 6-1.
2. Air bleeds from the gun nozzle
whenever the gun air valve (423) is
open. Close the valve to stopthe air, if
desired. Otherwise, it can stay open
except during priming.See Fig 6-1.
See page 8 for more gun
characteristics.
Key
The motor has a thermal overload
switch which shutsdown the motor if it
overheats.
To reduce the risk of serious bodily injury due to the system restarting unexpectedly, alwaysturn off the system at
the ON/OFF switch (47) if the motor
shuts down.
Always wet the hose before
pumping texturematerial!
Wet the inside of thehose before each use
to flush out sedimentand to prevent the
texture materialfrom packingout the hose.
423 Gun air valve
NOTE: Refer to Fig 7-1, page 7, for this
procedure.
1. Fill the hopper with 3-6 gal./ll-23 I of
clean water, depending on thehose
length.
2. Turn the air regulator (83)fully counterclockwise (-) to minimum pressure.
3. A compressor pressure relief valve (79)
is located behind the cart’s front panel.
Air escapes from the valve, causing a
popping sound, when air to the pump
or the gun is at minimum pressure. The
valve resets automatically whenair to
the pump or gun is increased at the
regulator (83).See Fig 7-1, page 7.
4.
If air exhausts through the pump
muffler (216) or the pump starts and
then stops, press down the pump reset
button (B). See Detail A in Fig 7-1,
page 7.
5. The air regulator knob has two positions. Pull outthe knob toadjust the
pressure. Push in the knob tolock the
adjustment in place.
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3. Close the gun air valve (423):the system primes easier if no air is supplied
to the gun.
4. Turn on the switch (47). Trigger the gun
into the hopper. Turn the pump regulator (83)slowly to 40-50 psi (2.8-3.5
bar). Trigger the gun tocirculate the
water for a few minutes and wet the inside of the fluid hose.
5. Trigger the gun into a pail to lower the
water to the hopper strainer (16) level.
6. Turn off
the switch (47).
7. Open the gun air valve (423) to relieve
the compressor air.
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STARTUP
Key
A
B
16
17
47
79
83
Air hose outlet
216
Pump
reset button
423
Hopper strainer
Hopper
open)
ON/OFF switch
Compressor pressure
relief valve
(located behindpanel)
Pump
air
regulator
Pumpmuffler
Gunairvalve
(shown
Fig 7-1
0835
Mix material
the
A CAUTION
Use only simulated acousticand wall
texture materials inthis system. Do not
spray cementious materials, whichwill
damage the pump.
Proper materialmixture is essential. The
pump won't operate if the material istoo
thick.
Slowly add one 40 Ib. (18 kg) of texture
material to 5 gal. (19 I)of clean water. Agitate to a smooth, lump-free consistency.
Thin or thicken the materialas needed
before pouringit into the hopper.
Prime the system
1. Fill the hopper (17) with the preparedgun
texture
2.
Install a tip. Refer to theSelection
Tip
Chart on page8.
3.
Open'the gun air valve (423) to'be sure
air pressure is relievedand then close it
again; the system primes easier if no
air is supplied to the gun.
4. Be sure there are no kinks in the hose,
which restrictsfluid flow.
5. Turn on the switch (47). Trigger the gun
into a pail. Adjustthe air regulator (83)
to 40-'60 psi (2.8-4.2 bar). When texture material appears at the tip, move
the gun to the hopper andcirculate until there is a solid stream of texture material. Increasethe pressure if a continuous stream is hardto obtain.
6. See SPRAY TECHNIQUES on pages 8
and 9 for how to balance the pump and
adjustments for a good spray
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SPRAY TECHNIQUES
Tip selection chart
I Application I Tip Orifice
3116
Simulated
Acoustic
114"
5116"
Fog
Orange Peel
Splatter Coat
Knockdown
'
I, Air Volume1 I
(fine, or
small confinedareas)
(fine to medium)
(coarse)
3116"
3/16" to 1/4"
1/4 to 5/16
5/16"
Med. to High
60-80 psi(4.2-5.6 bar) (coarse)
Med. to High
Low to Med.
Low
.
,
A good spray pattern requires testing to
balance the pumppressure and the air to
the gun, and selecting the right tip size.
2.
40-60 psi(2.8-4.2 bar)
(fine to medium)
40-60 psi(2.8-4.2 bar) High
40-60 psi(2.8-4.2 bar)
40-60 psi(2.8-4.2 bar)
60-80 psi(4.2-5.6 bar)
Control air volume with the gun air flow valve.
For more material volume,try a larger orifice tip. Then,
if more
material volumeis needed, increase the pump pressure.
Adjusting the spray pattern
1
Material Volume2
Refer to the chart above. Consider the
size of aggregate in the material and
the coarseness of the spray pattern.
Remember, the largerthe tip, the
heavier the pattern.
Adjust the pump pressure at the regulator (83)until the material stream is
about 8 in. (203) mm long.
3. Test the spray pattern on cardboard.
Hold the gun 18-30in. (457-762 mm)
from thesurface. Use this spraying
distance for most applications.
4. Adjust the pump regulator and the gun
air flow valve (424)to achieve a uniform, round spray pattern. Read pages
8 and 9 before adjusting the gun.
How to prevent material surge at
the beginning of a spray pattern
Squeeze thetrigger slowly to thefully triggered position while moving the gunquickly.
How the gun works
Adjust the material flowknob (418) so only
1 or 2 threads are visible. Fullyopen the air
flow valve (424) by turning it as far aspossible to . See Fig 8-1. This is the standard adjustment for spraying texture materials. Before adjusting the gun, read pages
8 and 9.
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For continuous spraying
Use the trigger bail (401) to hold the trigger
open to reduce operator fatigue.
Key
401
418
Trigger bail
Material flow knob
423
424
5. Overlap each stroke50%.
A CAUTION
Always run thepump at the lowest
pressure needed. This maximizes the
efficiency of the gun adjustments and
prolongs the compressor life.
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SPRAY TECHNIQUES
Spraying high ceilings
Spraying small, confined areas
To avoid wearing stilts orusing scaffolding
when spraying 9-12 ft. (2.7-3.6 m) ceilings,
use a higher pump pressure and air volume (controlled at the gun) to projectthe
material onto theceiling.
The valve and knob m'ay be used tomake
fine adjustments without adjusting the
pump when spraying smaller, confined
areas, such as closets.
Kev
418
423
424
Material flowknob adiustment
1. For a lighter spray pattern, turn IN the
knob (418).
2. For a heavier spray pattern, turn OUT
the knob (418) so that no more than
two threads are showing.
Material flow knob
Gun airvalve
(shown open)
Air flow valve
A CAUTION
Turning the knob (41 8)out too far will
remove the knob andthe gun will not
shut off whenthe trigger is released.
Air flow valve adiustment
1. To decrease air flow turn the valve (424)
toward -.
2. To increase air flow, turn the valve (424)
toward
+.
Check material consistency
periodically
Fig 9-1
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Check and thin the material as needed to
maintain theproper consistency. The material may thicken as it sits and slow down
production or affect the spray pattern.
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SHUTDOWN and CLEANUP
Key
16
Hopper
17
47
62
Hopper
strainer
ON/OFF switch
Small sponge filter
(located behind
large filter)
67
Large
sponge filter
Pump
83
regulator
423Gun
airvalve
(shown open)
Fig 10-1
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1. . Be sure the compressor pressure is relieved (gun air valve open). Close the
valve again. Turnon the switch (47).
9. Pour 12 02. (360 ml) of clean water into
the hopper drain to KEEP THE PUMP
WET DURING NON-USE.
Trigger the gun into a pail to lower the
NOTE: In cold weather, try to store the
fluid to the hopper strainer (16)
level.
system
where
will
it
not freeze. If it
does freeze, thaw itthoroughly be3.
Fill
the hopper with
3-6
gal.
(11-23
l) of
fore using it.
clean water, depending on the hose
length. Clean the inside of the hopper
10.Removethe two sponge filters(62,67),
with a brush.
clean them thoroughly, and reinstall
them.
4. Trigger the gun into a pail until most of
the texturematerialis pumped out.11.Clean
and dry the gun. Oil the gun
daily with a few drops of SAE-10 light
5. Fill
the hopper with
clean water.
oil at the points indicated Fig
in10-2.
2.
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6. Set the air regulator (83) to 50 psi (3.5
bar) for sufficient pressure to clean out
material build up in the system. Spray
half the waterinto a pail. Trigger the
gun into the hopper to circulate the remaining water for several minutes.
011
and
7. Trigger the gun into the pail to empty
the hopper
the hose.
011
8. Turn off the switch (47). Open the gun
air valve (423) to relieve compressor
pressure.
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PUMP MAINTENANCE
Key
A Lubricate
inlet
every
Air
206 Clar?lpS
Screws
214
215 Nuts
Grounding
(8-14
245
strip
To reduce the risk of serious.bodilyinressure Relief Proce-
500
hours gallons pumped
A TorqueN.m)
to 72-120 In-lb
Daily checks
Before each use, check, all
hoses for wear
or damage andreplace as necessary. Be
sure hose connections are tight and
leak-free.
Pump lubrication
After every 500 hours of fluid pumped, remove the hose from the pump air inlet (A)
and add two drops of machine oil or spray
some WD-40 into the air inlet. Referto Fig
11-1.
Tighten pump’s threaded
connections every six months
Remove the pump from the cart and thoroughly check and tighten all threaded
connections.
Whentightening the clamps (206), remove
the grounding strip(245) and tighten the
screws (214) and nuts (215) on both sides.
Torque the screws to 72-1 20 in-lb
(8-14 N.m). Reinstall the grounding strip.
See Fig 11-1.
Fig 11-1
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
To reduce the risk of serious bodily injury, relievepressure before checking or repairing any part of the system. See the Pressure Relief Procedure on page2.
system Troubleshooting
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
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Material too thick
Spray patterntoo coarse
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Increase
air
volume
at
the
gun.
Not enough air volume
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1. Decrease fluid pressure;
Material volumetoo high
2. Change to smaller nozzle
3. Turn spray patternknob in
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Too much air volumeat gun
Decrease air volume atgun
Too little material volume
1. Change to a larger nozzle
2. Increase fluid pressure.
3. Turn spray patternknob out.
Speed of application seems
siow.
Material too thin
Thicken
Pump pressuretoo low
Increase
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Nozzle too small
Material too thick
1. Thin material.
2. Use i"
dia. fluid hose andadapter.
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Material surges when first trig- Triggering too fast.
gering gun. (A slight surge is
normal.)
Pump pressure is too high
Squeeze triggerslowly to fully open
position while movinggun quickly.
Also see Spray Techniques onpages
8 and 9.
Lower pump pressure.
Pump Troubleshooting
Check all possible problems and causes before disassembling the pump.
' PROBLEM
CAUSE
Pump will not cycle or cycles
once and stops
SOLUTION
Air valve stuck
Push airvalve reset button.
See p a w 5.
I Material too thick
I min
1 Clogged or damaged pilot valves I Repair or replace. See page 24.
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Dirt in passageway
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Directorvalvegaskets
(220) and
plate (228) installed incorrectly
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Clean valve housing andpilot area.
See page
. - 24.
Check and correct. See page 20.
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WOBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Jump cycles at stall or fails to
iold pressure atstall
Leaky check valves or O-rings
Repair or replace. See page 19.
Worn director valve (235)
Replace or replace.See page 20.
Worn shafl seals (230)
Replace. See page 23.
Clogged suction line
Inspect; clear.
Check valve plug(226) is loose
Tighten. Refer to page 19.
Sticky check valveballs
Clean or repair.See page 19.
Diaphragm (212) ruptured
Replace. See page 22.
Sticky director valve(235)
Add two drops machine oil or spray
some WD-40 into air inlet.
See page11.
Suction line loose
Tighten.
Pump operates erratically
Air bubbles in fluid
(212) ruptured
,
Replace. See page 22. Diaphragm
Manifold O-ring (231) is leaking
Replace.
Fluid in exhaust air
Diaphragm (212) ruptured
Replace. See page 22.
Pump exhausts air at stall
Loose director valve(235)
Tighten fourbolts (207) holding valve
to pump housing. See page 20.
Worn or damaged director valve
Repair or replace.See page 20.
Sticky director valve(235)
Add two drops machine oil or spray
some WD-40 into air inlet.
See page 11.
Worn shafl seals (230)
Inspect; replace. See page 23.
V-clamp (206) Is loose
Tighten V-clamp. See page 22.
Pump exhausts air from cover
Pump exhausts air near director Director valve bolts (207) are loose
valve
Pump leaks fluid fromcheck
valves
Tighten. See page 20.
Director valve gaskets(220)
damaged
Inspect; replace. See page 20.
Worn or damaged O-rings (258)
Inspect; replace. See page 19.
Tighten plug (226). See page 19.
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REMOVING THE COMP.RESSOR
1‘:
Fig 14-1
0837
A CAUTION
Be sure the compressor duct work is
cool before removing it. If the sprayer
was operated recently, it will be very
hot andcan cause burns!
NOTE: Clean the cooler whenever the
compressor is serviced.
NOTE: A compressor rebuildkit, part no.
224-989, isavailable.The
kit includes
or
repair instructions. For
repair
assistance
for compressor service center locations,
call 1-800-535-0505.
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Required Tools
2 adjustable open-end wrenches
#2 Phillips screwdriver
318’’ socket wrench
Procedure
1. Follow the Pressure Relief Procedure.
See page 2.
2.
Disconnect the tube (55) from the hopper (17).
Continued on page 15.
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REMOVING THE COMPRESSOR
3.
Remove one screw (34-A) from the top
rear corner of each side panel.
7.
4.
Lift out the hopper (17).
8. Loosen or remove the screw (34-D).
5.
Remove the screws (34-B) holding the
rear panel (26). Removethe rear panel.
9.
Unplug the motor power cord (32) and
remove the cord fromthe clip (98).
Disconnect the copper tube (89) at the
cooler (A), using two wrenches.
NOTE: Fig 15-1 is shown with the side
panels removed for visual purposes only.
Refer to it for Steps 6 to 11.
I O . Disconnect the air intake hose (84) at
the air intake filter (66).
6. Remove the two motor mounting
screws (75) and remove thetwo
screws (74).
11. Grasp the motor (31) - not the duct
work - and lift out the cooler/compressor assembly.
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REMOVING and CLEANING THE COOLER
1. Remove the screws (34-A) and the air
deflector (49). Hold thecompression
fitting (18-A) and unscrew the fitting
(18-8). See Detail A, below.
2.
Remove the two top screws (34-B)
and the two lower screws (99).
Remove the cooler assemblyfrom the
compressor.
3.
Remove the remaining screws (34°C)
and remove the upper duct (19).
4. Clean the cooler (71) whenever the
compressor is serviced to improve its
efficiency. Spray waterthrough the
cooler to thoroughly clean it.
NOTE: When reassembling the sprayer, be
sure both pads (73) are in place on the
lower duct (23). See Detail B, below, which
shows the compressor from the rear.
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18-A
18-B
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COMPRESSOR/COOLER REASSEMBLY
1. Assemble allofthe duct work on the
compressor/cooler.
4. Push the screw (75)through the foot
pad (77).Place the square nut (72)on
top of the screw and holdit in place
while engaging only two or three
threads. Slidethe motorforward.
2. Push a pad (73)over the rear foot (A)
of the motor (31). Push the bracket
(109)onto the rear foot (A). See Detail
B,
screws
below.
5. Thread the rear motormounting
(74)into the bracket (109)and
tighten them.
3. Put the motoron the cart (B), aligning
the holes and slots.Besure the lip (D)
of the front duct work is mounted ~ v e r
the cart’s filter panel (70). See Detail A,
below. See Fig 15-1 also.
6. Tighten the screws (75)while holding
down thenuts (72).
7. Continue reassembling the sprayer in
the reverse order of disassembly.
- Detai1.B
Ref 72
Ref 77
Ref 75
A
084
A
.Detail A
Fig 17-1
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REMOVING THE PUMP
NOTE: Refer to Fig 18-2 except where
noted.
1. Follow the Pressure Relief Procedure.
See page 2.
2. Disconnect the air outlet hose at~(A)
and the fluid outlet hose at (B). See Fig
18-1.
3. Pull the pins (54) and remove the handle (2).
4.
Disconnect the hose (55) at the hopper.
5. Disconnect the air hose (100) from the
back of the air regulator.
6. Disconnect the ground wire (61).
7. Remove the pump mounting nuts (21).
Fig 18-1
8. See pages 19-24 for pump repair.
'"L,
55
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PUMP REPAIR - BALL CHECK VALVES
2.
0
+
202
-@"I
217'
/
Disassemble the top ball checks. Turn
the pump over. Remove the plug (226)
and spacer (253). See Fig 19-1.
3. Insert a 318: dia. x 8" dowel (A) through
the top ball guide (203*).
Press on the
bottom ball stop (204*) to push out the
ball guide (203*), ball (217*), O-ring
(258*), and ball stop. See Fig 19-2.
4. Turn the pump over. Insert the dowel at
an angle so it contacts the edge of the
top ball guide (203'), and push out the
guide and O-ring (258). See Fig 19-2.
5. Clean all parts. Inspect parts and replace worn or damaged ones.
6. Reassemble. Follow all notes in Fig
19-1.
20
Torque to
60-80 in-lb
(6.8-9 N.m)
A When tightened fully,
there will be a small
gap between the hex
of the plug (226)and
the cover (201). DO
NOT OVERTIGHTEN!
-
,226
Fig 19-1
NOTE: ReDair Kit 224-970 is available. Kit
parts are shown with a after the Ref No.
use all the parts in the kit.
NOTE: For proper ball seating, replace the
guides (203') when replacing the balls. Use
new O-rings (258) if the old ones are removed for any reason.
W
1 . Remove the pump from its mounting.
Fig 19-2
See page 18.
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PUMP REPAIR - DIRECTOR VALVE
NOTES:
a. A complete air director valve, p/n
224-015, is available. To replace the
complete valvefollow steps 1 and 11,
install the new
valve and reassemble
the pump. To replace individual parts,
follow all steps.
4.
A CAUTION
Check both internal and external sealing surfaces of the valve housing (304)
for nicks and burrs, and replace if
damage is noted.
b. ReDair Kit 221-090 is available. Kit
p a k are marked with a ** after the Ref
No. Use allthe parts in the kit.
c. Use
a pick to remove O-rings.
d.Refer to Fig 21-1exceptwhere
otherwise.
noted
Procedure
for
1. Remove the director valve (235). See
Fig 20-1.
2.
20
Remove the retaining ring (314). Insert
a screwdriver through hole (D) and pull
out the cylinder (313). Repeat for the
other cylinder.
308-161
Unscrew the two halves of the piston
(302). The valvestem (303) will stay
connected to one of the pistons; do not
remove the stemunless you are replacing one of these
parts.
Insert a screwdriver through the housing (304) to the opposite spacer (306)
and knock it out. See DETAIL A in Fig
Repeat 21-1.
side.the other
5.
6. Remove the O-rings and u-cup pack-
inos.
"
7. Install the u-cup packings (307",
308**) in the spacer (306). Placeorings (309, 310) on the outside of the
macer. Use a socket to press the
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PUMP REPAIR
- DIRECTOR VALVE
8. Apply one drop of Loctites TL-242
IO. Install the O-rings(301**,31 1 and 312)
on the cylinder(313).Press the cylinder
(blue) to the threads atone end of the
valve stem (303) and screw it into one
into the housing (304).Installtheretainpiston (302).Guide the pistonthroughingring
(314)flat side out.Repeatfor
the otherside.
the housing (304). Apply Loctiteo to the
other end of the valve stem, and install
11. Install the director valve;align the holes
the other piston from the otherside.
in the gaskets (220) and plate (228) ex9.Install the washer(305)inthe
housing
actly as shown in Fig 20-1.
(304). Repeat forthe other side.
DETAILA
&-
I
L
I
A DETAIL B
309
308"
31 0
307"
306
A DETAIL C
301**
312
a
313 or 320
A
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Fig 21-1
A
Flat side out
Torque to 38-42 in-lb
(4.348 N m )
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(tilue) to threads
Lubricate with lightweight
lithium-based grease
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PUMP REPAIR - DIAPHRAGM
NOTE: Repair Kit 221-089 is available. Kit
parts have a t behind theRef No. Use all
the parts inthe kit.
NOTE: In Step 4 a 13/32 in. EZY-OUT (B)
screw extractor is needed to remove the
bearings (229'). Other removal methods
may damage the pump housing (205).
2. Hold the hex (A) of one plate (213)
while removing the opposite plate. Pull
out the diaphragm (212') and rod.
Grasp the flats of the diaphragm rod
(218) and remove the other diaphragm
plate (213). Remove the inner diaphragm plates (224) and'diaphragm
(212').
1. Remove the grounding strip (245), the
v-clamps (206) and one of the covers
(201).
3. Inspect the diaphragm rod (218) and
replace it if it is damaged.
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- DIAPHRAGM'
4. To remove the bearings (229t),
clamp the EZY-OUT (B) in a
vise (C) as shown in Fig 23-1.
Turn the housing (205)in the di-
A
205
Lips face out of
housing (205)
rection shown by thearrows.
5. Pull the seal (230)out of the housing (205)using a pick. Repeat for
the other side. See Fig 23-1.
6. Clean all parts. Inspect the parts
replace any worn ones.
7. Install the u-cup seals (230t)so
the lips of the seals face out of
the hou,sing (205).Install the
bearings (22gt)so the holes
-
face out of thehousina.
See Fig 23-1.
Fig 23-1
0820
8. Continue reassembling the pump
until the rod (218)is installed.
Follow all notes in Fig 22-1.
9. Assemble the diaphragm
(212t)and diaphragmplates
(224and 213)exactly as
shown in Fig 23-2.
I O . Torque the diaphragm plates
(213)into the diaphragm rod
(218)as indicated. Continue
reassembling the pump,
/
following the notes in Fig 22-1. 213
A
11. Before installing the grounding
strip, tighten the screws (214)and
nuts (215)on both sides of the
clamps (206).Torque as indicated
in Fig 22-1. Install the grounding
strip (245).
224A
Th,e
words *'AIR SIDE on diaphragm (212)
must face into the pumphousing
A Flat side of plates (224) must face center of pump
A Torque to 48-60 in-lb (5.4-6.8 N.m)
Fig 23-2
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REPAIR - PILOT VALVE
NOTE: RepairKit221-087isavailable.Kit
parts are marked with a after the Ref No.
Use all the parts in the kit.
*
NOTE: Tool 183-899 is available to ease
removing the pilot valve (208).
2. Cleanallparts. Inspect the parts and
replaced anywornones.
3. Reassemble. Follow all notes
in Fig
24-1.
1. With the diaphragms removed (see
page 20), use a screwdriver or Tool
183-899 to unscrew the valve nut
(208). Removethe valve parts.
Fig 24-1
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GUN
- PARTS LIST & DRAWING
Model 224-722, Series A
Includes items 401 to 424
405'
\ 403
Ref
No
Part No.
187-391
401
111-550
403
111-558
405
111-549
406
40711-548
408"' 1 11-547
409"' 11 1-546
410"' 11 1-545
187-397
1
41
111-544
412
413'*' 224-714
111-561
414
111-551
415
111-553
416
154-594
417
Descriptlon
BAIL, trigger
TRIGGER
FITTING, fluid inlet
PACKING NUT
RETAINING NUT, nozzle
5/16" TIP
114" TIP
3/16 TIP
WASHER, flat
GUN BODY
NEEDLE
O-RING
SPRING
WASHER
O-RING
w
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
Ref
No
Part NO.
111-555
418
111-559
419
111-552
420
421
187-41
9
111-542
422
111-560
423
111-543
424
Descrlptlon
Q~Y
FLUID REGULATOR
1
RING
RETAINING
PIN
LABEL, identificalion
FilTlNG, air inlet
BALL VALVE
AIR
RESTRICTOR
VALVE
1
Keep a repair kit on hand to reduce down time.
Purchase kits separately.
Gun Repair KI 224-718
Includes items marked with *** behind the Ref No.
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308-181
25
2
1
1
1
1
PUMP
- PARTS LIST
Model 224-726
Includes items 201 to 258
Ref
Ref
NO
201
202
203'
204'
205
206
207
Part NO.
208*
209'
212t
21 30
214
223-856
186-299
187-313
186-241
108-945
215
216
217'
218
220
221*
222*
223'
224
225
181-922
181
-924
187-449
186-692
1 81
-923
183-006
1 1 0-347
108-946
110-760
108-944
186-759
183-268
155-685
154-741
108-632
186-265
181-930
226
185-040
22gt 183-019
230t 108-641
231t 109-197
235 224-015
Descrlptlon
COVER
MANIFOLD
GUIDE, ball
STOP, ball
HOUSING, pump
V-CLAMP
SCREW, hex washer hd,
1/4-20X 3 %"
NUT, valve, acetal
STEM, valve
DIAPHRAGM
PLATE, diaphragm
BOLT, sq neck, rd hd,
511 6
8-1
NUT, hex, 511 6
MUFFLER
BALL. *A''
ROD, diaphragm
GASKET
O-RING
O-RING
O-RING
PLATE, diaphragm
COVER, exhaust
PLUG
BEARING
PACKING, U-CUP
O-RING
VALVE, director
28
See parts list on page
QtY
2
2
4
4
1
4
4
2
2
2
2
4
6
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
4
2
2
4
1
NO
236
237
230
239
245
246
2470
250*
2530
258'
Part No.
Descrlptlon
108-630
SCREW, hex washerhd
10-24 X 518"
NUT, hex, 10-24
NUT, S q , 1/4-20
GASKR; cover
STRIP, grounding
LABEL, identification
LABEL, warning
SPRING, compression
SPACER
O-RING
108-947
108-948
183-057
187-019
187-450
183-656
108-980
187-647
105-400
0
Extra Warning labels available at no charge
0
Keep extra on hand to reduce down time.
QtY
REPAIR KITS
Keep a repairkit on hand to reduce down time.
Purchase kits separately.
Diaphragm Kit
224-015
includes Items markedwith t behind the Ref. No.
Pliot Valve Klt
221 -087
Includes Items marked with behind the Ref. No.
*
Bail Check Kit
224-970
Includes Items marked with * behind the Ref. No.
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16
16
4
1
1
1
1
1
4
8
PUMP
Label
214
- PARTS DRAWING
215
258**/
A T o r q u e to 38-42 in-lb (4.3-4.8 N.m) A T o r q u e to 60-80 in-lb (6.8-9N.m)
A T o r q u e to 20-25in-lb(2.3-2.8
N.m) A T o r q u e to 72-120in-lb(8-14
N.m)
A T o r q u e to 48-60 in-lb (5.4-6.8 N.m) A S e e page 31
A T o r q u e to 20-25 in-lb (2.3-2.8 N.m)
0
258"
A 226
OBI1
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DIRECTOR VALVE
- PARTS LIST 81DRAWING
Model 224-015
Includes items 301 to 320
Ref
No
Part No.
301" 159-076
302
183-265
303
183-266
304
185-612
186-013
305
306
186-014
307"
108-732
308"
108-731
110-066
309
109-072
310
31
166-080
1
105-399
312
183-267
313
110-928
314
186-641
318
111-046
319
186-640
320
'
Description
O-RING
PISTON
STEM, valve
HOUSING, valve
WASHER
SPACER
PACKING, U-CUP
PACKING, U-CUP
O-RING
O-RING
O-RING
O-RING
CYLINDER
RING, retaining,
internal
2
PIN
SEAL
CYLINDER
REPAIR KIT
Keep a repair kit on hand to reduce down time,
Purchase kits separately.
Director Valve Kit 221-090
includes items marked with ** behind the Ref No.
Refer to pages 18 and 19 forimportant assembly instructions.
Torque to 38-42 in-lb (4.3-4.8 N.m)
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Model 231-182, Series A
Ret
Ref
No
1
187-3822
3
187-6434
5
187-6426
7'
8
224-7269
Part No.
224-722
187-451
187-641
187-452
224-987
10
187-632
11a
224-978
11b
224-979
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
100-333
20
21
103-473
22
187-415
23
111-499
24
25'
26
29
30
31
32
33
34
176-762
104-010
187-398
111-505
187-414
111-563
-1 87-416
Description
TEXTURE
SPRAY
GUN
1
HANDLE
1
DESIGNATION
LABEL
1
IDENTIFICTIONLABEL, front 1
IDENTIFICATIONLABEL,right 1
IDENTIFICATION
LABEL, left 1
1
DANGER LABEL
1
POWER CORD, 14 awg
DiAPHRAGM PUMP
1
1
NIPPLE, special
HOSE SET
1
lncludes items 1la, l l b
.AIR HOSE, 3/8" ID
1
x 50'(15 rn)
.FLUID HOSE, %" ID
x 50'(15 m)
1
NUT, 1%"-18
1
O-RING
1
1
OUTLET FllTlNG
1
COVER STRAINER
1
HOPPER
2
ELBOW, 900 compression
UPPER
1
.~ DUCT
CAPSCREW. 1/4-20 X %"
4
LOCKNUT, '/;-20
12
WIRE TIE STRAP
1
LOWER DUCT
1
SELF-RETAINING NUT
34
CAUTION LABEL
1
REAR PANEL
1
TERMINAL COVER PLATE
1
GROUNDING SCREW
1
AIR COMPRESSOR, 3.5 HP
1
POWER CORD, motor
1
POWER CORD, unit
1
SCREW, Dan head,
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102-040
187-453
224-975
187-606
111-593
224-985
224-778
224-790
110-037
~
186-620
100-718
154-636
101 -242
111-481
224-777
107-436
187-393
187-434
224-986
111-591
11 1-584
105-679
224-738
187-601
105-658
105-774
105-659
104-514
111-576
187-433
109-059
No
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
Part No.
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l k S
GROUND SYMBOL LABEL
LOCKWASHER. #10
WASHER, 0.630 ID
RETAINING RING, external
WHEEL
GROUND CONDUCTOR
TERMINAL STRIP
SIDE PANEL, right
FOAM
SPACFR
.~
~~~.
.
COMPRESSOR FAN
FAN WASHER
SCREW, hex shoulder
TOGGLE
SWITCH
.~
BLOWER DUCT
AIR DEFLECTOR
LOCKING RING
ON/OFF SWITCH PLATE
TOGGLE BOOT
STRAIN RELIEF BUSHING
"
~
~
Descrlptlon
Qty
CAPSCREW,SCh, %-20 X %"
100-644
11 1-570
CARRIAGEBOLT, 'A-20 X 'A"
100-527
WASHER
NUT, 10-24
100-1 79
224-792
GROUND CONDUCTOR
111-587
FILTER,
compressor
air
187-385
PANEL FRONT
SCREEN, filter
187-640
11 1-589
RETAINING RING
187-444
FILTER DUCT
111-494
FILTER, air cooling
187-384
SIDE PANEL. left
HOSE BARB.
187-445
224-753
FILTER PANEL
AIR COOLER
187-480
187-463
111-583
111 4 9 7
75
77
78
224-974
111-585
111-598
79
103-347
80
81
82
83
111-566
162-453
11 0-209
110-318
84
85
86
187-644
103-927
107-439
87
102-920
187-639
187-430
1-573
11
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10-24 X
35'
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
QtY
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
~
V I B ~ A ~ I OPAD,
N motor
SCREW, hex washer head,
'A-20 x %"
MOTORMOUNTINGSCREW
VIBRATIONPAD, compressor
AIR PRESSURE GAUGE,
l/g npt, 0-160 psi(0-11 bar)
SAFETY RELIEF VALVE,
%-18 npt, 100 psi(6.9 bar)
relief pressure
ELBOW, 900 compression
NIPPLE, 'A npsrn'x % npt
AIR REGULATOR NUT
AIR REGULATOR
See manual 308-1 67 for parts
HOSE, air intake
HOSE CLAMP, 1%" max.
SCREW, hex washer head,
1.n-23
"..Y 3~
LOCKNUT, 10-32
CAUTION LABEL
AIR TUBE, 17" /432 mm
SLEEVE
COMPRESSION NUT
COPPER TUBE
COMPRESSION UNION
AIR TUBE, u-ShaDed
NIPPLE, 'A npt
CROSS PIPE, 1/4 npt
TIE HOLDER
WIRE
CLIP
SCREW, pnh, 10-24 X 'A"
AIR TUBE, 14" (356 mm)
FILTER
DUCT
CART
ELECTRICAL
CONDUCTOR
PIPE
PLUG, headless,
MOUNTING
BRACKET
SCREW, pnh, 6-32 x 5/r
SCREW, flh, 6-32 X 3 / r
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39
3
2
2
2
1
1
3
I
1
1
1
1
9
1
2
44
88
1
2
89
.
1
3
90
1
4 111-572
91
1
2
92
167-637.
1
2
93
111-565
1
1 187-431
94
1
1
95
1-562
11
1
1
11
96
1-567
1
1 111-594
97
1
1
98
111-595
1
1
111-596
99
2
1
100 187-432
1
1
101 187-446
1
1
102 224-721
1
1
103 224-779
1
1
108 100-139
1
1
109 187-439
1
1
110 100-705
2
1
111 103-837
1
2
1
0 Replacement Dangec Caution and lnsrruction
2
labels are available at no charge.
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&36
\
24
\
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See page 31
0847
31
I.
'I
t
"
Label
0848
I
TECHNICAL DATA
Maximum Air and Fluid Working Pressure . . . . . 100 psi (6.9 bar)
Air Pressure Operating Range . . . . . . . . . 25-100 psi (1.75-7 bar)
Compressor Specifications . . . . . . . . AC brushless open motor,
thermally protected, oilless
110/220 Volt, 15/75 Amp
Compressor Air Consumption . . . . . . . . 11.9 displacement SCFM
8.5 scfm at 40 psi (0.238 m3/min at 2.8 bar)
6.8 scfm at 90 psi (0.19 m3/min at 6.3 bar)
Maximum Delivery with
Texture Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1.5 gpm (3.8-5.7 Ipm)
Hopper Capacity ....................
16 gallons (60.8 liters)
Dimensions
Length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40.5 in. (114 mm) with handle
28 in. (711 mm) without handle
22.25 in. (565 mm)
Width ...........................
Height ............................
27 in. (686 mm)
Weight
System w/o hoses or gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Ib (54 kg)
System with hoses and gun ............. 150 Ib (67 kg)
Gun ...............................
35oz(1000gr)
Wetted Parts ....................
Acetal, Glass-Filled Acetal,
Buna-N, Aluminum, Brass
ACCESSORIES
Must be purchased separately.
224-980
224-982
Fluid Hose, 1 in. ID x 50 ft.
(13 ID mm x 15 m)
187-633
1 in. Gun Adapter
For1with
use
in. fluid hose
AirAnd Fluid Hose Set
Includes 1 in. ID fluid hose
224-980 and 3/8 in. ID
air hose 224-978
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308-161
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CONTENTS
.................................
Preparation ................................
Operation .................................
Spray Techniques ..........................
Shutdown & Cleanup .......................
Pump Maintenance ........................
Warnings
2
5
6
8
10
11
Troubleshooting Guide
......................
Repair ...................................
Parts ....................................
Technical Data ............................
Warranty .................................
Phone Numbers ...........................
12
14
25
35
36
36
THE GRACO WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMERS
WARRANTY
Graco warrantsall equipment manufactured byit and bearing itsname to be free from defectsin material and workmanship
on the dateof sale by an authorized Graco distributor
to the original purchaser for use.
As purchaser's sole remedy for
breach of this warranty, Gracowill, for a period of twelve months from the date
of sale, repair orreplace any partof the equip
and maintained in accordance
ment proven defective. This warranty applies only when the equipment is installed, operated
with Graco's written recommendations.
This warranty does not cover, and Graco shall notbe liable for, any malfunction,damage or wear causedby faultyinstaiiation, misapplication, abrasion, corrosion, inadequate or improper maintenance, negligence, accident, tampering, or substitution of non-Graco component parts. Nor shall Graco
be liable for malfunction, damage or
wear caused by the incompatibility
or materials not supplied
by Graco, or the improperdesign,
with Graco equipment of StNCturBS, accessories, equipment
manufacture, installation, operation or maintenance of structures, accessories, equipment or materials
not supplied by
Graco.
of the equipment claimed
to be defectiveto an authorizedGram disThis Warrantyis conditioned upon the prepaid return
Grato will repair or replace free
of charge any
tributor for verificationof theclaimed defect. If the claimed defect is verified,
defective parts. The equipmentwill be returned to the oriclinal Durchasertransmrtation Dreoaid. If insoection
of the
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merit does not disclose any defect in material or workmanship, repairswill be'made at a reasonable charge,which c&rbes
may include the costs of parts, labor and transportation.
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DISCLAIMERS AND LIMITATIONS
THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY' CONSTITUTE PURCHASER'S SOLEAND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND ARE IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER
WARF ANTIES (EXPRESS OR IMPLIED), INCLUDING WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTiCULAR PURPOSE, AN0 OF ANY NON-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITIES,iNCLUOlNG PRODUCT LIABILITIES, BASE0 ON NEGLIGENCE OR
STRICT LIABILITY. EVERY FORM OF LIABILITY FOR DIRECT. SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR LOSS IS EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED AND DENIED. IN NO CASE SHALL GRACOS LIABILITY'EXCEED THEAMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. ANY ACTiON FOR
BREACH OF WARRANTY MUST BE BROUGHT WiTHlN TWO (2) YEARS OF THE DATE OF SALE.
EOLKPMENT NOT COVERED BY GRACO WARRANTY
GRACO MAKES NO WARRANTY. AND DISCLAIMS ALL iMPLlED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABiLlTY'AN0 FiTNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITH RESPECT TO ACCESSORIES, EQUIPMENT. MATERIALS, OR COMPONENTS SOLD BUT NOT MANUFACTURED
BY GRACO. These items sold. but not manufactured by Graco (such
as electric rndor, switches, hose, etc.) are subjectto the warranty,if
any, of their manufacturer. Gracowill provide purchaser with reasonable assistance in makingany claim for breachof these warranties.
GRACO PHONE NUMBERS
70 PLACEAN ORDER, contact your Graco distribu-
FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, servicerepair infor-
tor, or Call this number to identify the distributor clos-
mation or assistance regarding the application of
est to you:
Graco equipment:
1-800-328-021 1 Toll Free
1-800-543-0339 Toll Free
Factory Branches: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit. Los Angeies, West Caidwell (N.J.)
Subsidiary and Affiliate Companies: Canada; England; Korea; Switzerland; France; Germany;Hong Kong; Japan
GRACO INC. PO.BOX 1441 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55440-1441
PRINTED IN U S A .
308-161
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Use Only GENUINE GRACO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.