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TROUBLESHOOTING
SPRAY PATTERN/PROBLEM POSSIBLE REASON
Will not spray
Fluid leakage from
packing nut
Air leaking from air cap
without pulling trigger
Thin, sandy, coarse
finish/excessive
overspray
Thick, dimpled finish
resembling orange peel
Low air pressure
1)No air pressure at
gun.
2)Fluid control screw
not open enough.
3)Material too heavy.
1)Dry packing.
2)Sluggish needle.
3)Tight packing nut.
4)Worn fluid nozzle or
needle.
1)Sticking air valve
stem.
2)Residue on air valve
or seat.
3)Worn or damaged
air valve or seat.
4)Broken air valve
spring.
5)Bent valve stem.
1)Gun held too far
from surface.
2)Atomization
pressure set too
high.
3)Improper gun
motion.
Gun held too close to
surface.
Regulator/compressor
settings.
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SOLUTION
1)Check air supply and air
lines.
2)Open fluid control screw.
Increase fluid pressure at
tank.
3)Thin material.
1)Lubricate.
2)Lubricate.
3)Adjust.
4)Replace.
1)Lubricate.
2)Clean.
3)Replace.
4)Replace.
5)Replace.
1)Move gun closer to
surface.
2)Adjust atomization
pressure.
3)Move at moderate pace,
parallel to surface.
no arcing.
Move gun further from
surface.
Adjust the regulator on the
tool to the maximum setting.
Adjust the compressor
regulator to tool maximum
of 45 PSI. NOTE: Air hoses
may cause up to 15 PSI loss
in pressure, so you may need
to set a higher compressor
output to maintain the
required pressure at the tool.
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