To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the display not working on my Dino-Power DP-X Paint Sprayer?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer operates but there is no display, the display is either damaged or has a bad connection. Check the connection and replace the display if necessary.
What does error code E02 mean on my Dino-Power DP-X Paint Sprayer?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer displays error code E02, it indicates a communication failure. Check the signal line between the pressure sensor and the PCB.
What does error code E03 mean on my Dino-Power DP-X?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer displays error code E03, it indicates a pressure sensor failure. Check the pressure sensor for poor contact or damage.
What does error code E04 mean on my Dino-Power DP-X Paint Sprayer display?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer displays error code E04, it indicates a motor and PCB communication failure or a mechanical fault. Check the signal line between the motor and PCB, and inspect the mechanical components for any obstructions.
What does error code E07 mean on my Dino-Power DP-X?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer displays error code E07, it indicates high pressure in cleaning mode. Reduce the pressure when cleaning.
What does error code E08 mean on my Dino-Power Paint Sprayer?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer displays error code E08, it indicates a low line voltage. Check the power supply.
What to do if my Dino-Power DP-X Paint Sprayer motor doesn't run?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer's motor doesn't run, and the pump doesn't cycle, even when the power switch is on and it's plugged in, there are several potential causes: * The pressure may be set too low. Try turning the pressure control knob clockwise to increase the pressure setting. * The electric outlet might not be providing power. Test the outlet with another device or try a different outlet. Also, check and reset the building circuit breaker or replace the fuse. * The extension cord or sprayer electric cord could be damaged. Replace the extension cord or check the sprayer's cord for broken insulation or wires, replacing it if damaged. * Paint or water may be frozen or hardened in the pump. Unplug the sprayer and place it in a warm area to thaw. Do not attempt to start the...
Why my Dino-Power DP-X starts but won't draw paint?
If your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer starts up but doesn't draw in paint, consider these possible causes and solutions: * The unit may not be primed or has lost prime. Replace the prime unit. * There might be no paint, or the suction tube isn't fully immersed in the paint. Ensure the suction tube is completely immersed in the paint. * The suction set filter could be clogged. Clean the filter. * The suction tube might be loose at the inlet valve. Clean the connection and tighten it. * The inlet valve could be leaking. Clean the inlet valve, ensuring the ball seat isn't nicked or worn and that the ball seats well; then reassemble the valve. * The pump packings could be worn. Replace the pump packings. * The piston rod might be worn or damaged. Clean or replace it.
What does error code E15 mean on my Dino-Power DP-X?
Error code E15 on your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer means static electricity is interfering with the communication inside the electronical control board. Turn off the power, and after the display screen is completely off, turn the power back on. If the problem persists, replace the electronical control board.
What does error code E14 mean on my Dino-Power Paint Sprayer display?
Error code E14 on your Dino-Power Paint Sprayer indicates too low voltage and using too small a tip size at the same time. Check the voltage and change to a bigger tip size. You should also check if the inner parts of the fluid pump are damaged, and if so, change the fluid pump.
General| Brand | Dino-Power |
|---|---|
| Model | DP-X Series |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Highlights critical safety risks including fire, explosion, electric shock, and skin injection, with preventative measures.
Covers hazards from incompatible materials, equipment misuse, moving parts, burns, toxic exposure, and PPE requirements.
Guides users through sprayer operation, pressure relief, setup steps, and initial startup procedures for safe use.
Details effective spraying methods and instructions for installing spray tips and guards for optimal performance.
Guidance on selecting the correct spray tip based on application and understanding tip number designations and wear.
Information on the importance of tip wear management and recommendations for maintaining optimal spray performance.
Provides essential maintenance tips and step-by-step cleaning guidelines to ensure sprayer longevity and performance.
A comprehensive guide to diagnosing and resolving issues like motor failure, paint flow problems, and pressure loss.
Detailed parts lists for X20 and X24 models, covering motor, fluid pump, gear box, and filter housing components.
Detailed parts lists for X45 and X51L models, including motor/gear box, control boards, and fluid pumps.
Detailed parts list for the X80L model, covering fluid pump, gear box, motor assembly, filter housing, and PCB assembly.
