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18
ESS GPS-5 OWNER’S MANUAL
Spray gun
The spray gun is held by the operator during spraying. Activation
of the trigger causes liquid to spray. The Spray gun has the follow-
ing user-serviceable parts: the air lter, the liquid lter assembly, the
nozzle assembly, and the batteries. Except for the batteries, which are
accessed by removing the battery cover, nothing inside the Spray gun
shell is user-serviceable. Do not open the spray gun shell; doing so
will void the warranty on the spray gun.
Air filter
Note: GPS-5 units manufactured after March 2009 do not require
an air lter on the spray gun air leader.
For GPS-5 units manufactured before March 2009, there is an in-line air
lter located outside the base of the spray gun in the air hose. It lters
dirt out of the air lines. Its easy to tell the Air Filter from the Liquid
Filter Assembly because the Air Filter is in a silver-colored casing.
Replacement parts for the air lter assembly are available as a kit.
The kit includes a lter, and large and small o-rings.
Order using ESS part number 231.
NOTE
The Spray Gun
To clean the air lter:
1. Unthread the casing from the cap using a ¾” wrench on
both parts. Be careful not to lose the spring or the air lter
inside of the casing.
2. Check inside each part for debris. Clean any dirt out with
compressed air or warm, soapy water.
3. Reassemble the air lter, making sure to put it together as
shown above.
Casing
Filter Element
Cap O-Ring
Cap
Filter O-Ring
Spring
The Air Filter Assembly
Liquid Filter
Air Filter
Battery
Housing
Trigger
Lock
Brass Bolt
Trigger
Charging Indicator
Nozzle