100 and 120 Paint Sprayer Operating Instructions
USING THE FLEXIBLE EXTENSION (Optional Accessory for Paint Sprayer 100)
The flexible extension can be bent at any angle to make spraying floors, ceilings, overhangs, or hard
to reach areas easier. Using the flexible extension will prevent tilting of the sprayer.
Note: Tilting of the sprayer is not recommended as it may cause leakage.
1. Release spray tip by turning it counterclockwise. Remove the atomizer valve from sprayer and check
for wear. The atomizer valve assembly should remain in cartridge.
2. Attach flexible extension end onto the sprayer.
3. Screw the spray nozzle onto the flexible extension, leaving the atomizer valve in the extension in
place. See Figure I.
4. Bend the adjustable flexible extension to the position which is required for painting, this can be up,
down, or sideways. See Figure J.
Cleaning the flexible extension
1. To clean the flexible extension, spray water or solvent through the sprayer until clean.
2. Disassemble nozzle and atomizer valve to finish cleaning.
3. If you are using the suction tube, you will need to cover the materials to avoid a film forming and
drying out.
Note: Before returning to project, practice first and adjust the spray pattern.
4. If using the paint container, empty any remaining material. Fill container approximately 1/2 full with
the appropriate cleaning solution. For latex use warm soapy water; for oil based use solvent
recommended by the material manufacturer.
SHORT TERM CLEAN UP
Use these instructions if you are not going to be spraying for 30 minutes or longer but will continue
the project.
1. Unplug electrical cord. Remove cylinder housing and clean piston, cylinder, atomizer valve and nozzle.
2. Before returning to project, practice first and adjust the spray pattern.
LONG TERM CLEAN UP
If you are finished with the project or are not going to use the sprayer the next day you must follow
these instructions for proper clean up. Never store sprayer longer than overnight without cleaning.
Failure to properly clean sprayer will cause damage.
1. Unplug sprayer.
2. Empty any remaining material from the container. Fill approximately 1/2 full with appropriate cleaning
solution; for latex use warm soapy water; for oil based use solvent recommended by the material
manufacturer.
3. Plug in sprayer.
4. Trigger the sprayer until solution comes through clean. See Figure K.
5. Remove container and properly discard the cleaning solution.
Cleaning pump housing:
1. Turn thumb knob counterclockwise to unscrew. Remove. See Figure L.
2. Pull down and forward on front of sprayer to remove cartridge housing.
3. Remove all parts, thoroughly clean with appropriate solution. Lubricate all moving parts with
WD-40 or any lightweight oil.
Re-assembly:
1. Reinsert cylinder pump assembly into sprayer. Place cover on housing. Insert thumb screw and
tighten.
2. Turn sprayer upside down, then put in a small amount of light oil such as brand WD-40 into the
suction hole and trigger briefly. This prevents the piston and cylinder from rusting. See Figure M.
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Valve
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