Why does my Graco 17N162 spray tip drip after releasing the trigger?
If the spray tip of your Graco Paint Sprayer continues to drip or ooze material after the trigger is released, it could be due to a worn spray tip, so replace it. Also, ensure the spray tip is fully inserted into the spray tip guard.
Why does the Graco Paint Sprayer Spray Tip continue to drip after releasing the trigger?
If the spray tip of your Graco Paint Sprayer continues to drip or ooze material after releasing the trigger: * The spray tip may be worn and need replacement. * The spray tip may not be fully inserted into the spray tip guard.
What to do if my Graco 17N162 Paint Sprayer's spray pattern is dripping or sagging?
If you're experiencing dripping or sagging in your Graco Paint Sprayer's spray pattern: * Move the sprayer faster while spraying. * Move the sprayer away from the surface. * Release the trigger when changing directions. * Decrease the speed control if it is set too high. * Replace the spray tip if it is worn or damaged.
How to eliminate tails in the spray pattern of my Graco 17N162?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer's spray pattern has tails, try the following: * Increase the speed control if it's set too low. * Install a different size spray tip. * Thin the material according to the paint manufacturer's recommendations. * Change to a different material if the current one is not compatible with the sprayer. * Replace the spray tip if it is worn or damaged.
What to do if my Graco 17N162 spray pattern spits?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer's spray pattern "spits" at the beginning or end, the issue might be due to excess material on the spray tip guard assembly or a partially clogged spray tip; clean the spray tip guard. Ensure the spray tip is fully inserted into the spray tip guard. A worn spray tip could also be the cause, so consider replacing it. Also, the sprayer may be dirty, so flush it. In some cases, the front valve may have reached the end of its life and needs replacement.
Why is my Graco 17N162 Paint Sprayer spraying poorly?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer is producing poor results, consider these possible causes and solutions: * A partially clogged spray tip: clear the clog. * Incorrect spray tip position: rotate the spray tip to the SPRAY position. * Using the wrong spray tip: install a different size spray tip. * A worn or damaged spray tip: replace the spray tip. * Aerated material: do NOT shake the material; stir it instead. * Material is too cold: warm the material. * Dirty or worn outlet valves: clean the outlet valves. * Pump at the end of its life: replace the pump assembly.
What to do if my Graco Paint Sprayer makes noise but won't spray?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer makes a sound but doesn't spray material, several issues could be the cause. First, ensure the Prime Pump/Spray knob is in the SPRAY position and the spray tip is also in the SPRAY position. Check if the speed control is set too low and increase it until the unit sprays. Refill the FlexLiner if the material level is low, and prime the pump. Other potential causes include a FlexLiner in the cup support, issues with the cup cover, the cup assembly not being properly locked, air in the FlexLiner, a clogged VacuValve, a dirty sprayer, improperly installed outlet valves, a clogged spray tip, debris in the paint, or a plugged pump filter. In some cases, it might indicate that the pump has reached the end of its life, or there is a locked rotor condition.
Why does my Graco 17N162 Paint Sprayer spray pattern spit at the end or beginning?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer's spray pattern spits at the end or beginning, it could be due to: * Excess material on the spray tip and guard, or a partially plugged tip; clean the spray tip and guard, and clear any clogs. * The spray tip not being fully inserted into the spray tip guard. * A worn or damaged spray tip; replace it. * The pump has reached its maximum life; replace the pump.
Covers electrical safety, proper grounding, and extension cord selection.
Details risks and precautions related to flammable materials and sparks.
Outlines procedures to prevent electric shock during operation and maintenance.
Warns about high-pressure fluid injection and necessary immediate actions.
Covers general misuse risks, PPE, and environmental considerations.
Addresses dangers of toxic fluids/fumes and necessary protective measures.
Specifies required PPE like eye protection, respirators, and gloves.
General| Type | Airless Paint Sprayer |
|---|---|
| Max Pressure | 3000 PSI |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 3000 PSI |
| Flow Rate | 0.31 gpm |
| Horsepower | 5/8 hp |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Weight | 20 lb |
| Maximum Tip Size | 0.017 inches |
| Hose Length | 25 feet |
| Spray Tip Size | 0.015 inches |
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