To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there high engine speed at no load in my Graco Paint Sprayer?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer has high engine speed at no load, it may be due to: * A misadjusted throttle setting, so reset the throttle to 3700 -- 3800 engine rpm at no load. * A worn engine governor, so replace or service the engine governor.
Why is there excessive leakage around hydraulic motor piston rod wiper of my Graco Paint Sprayer?
If there's excessive leakage around the hydraulic motor piston rod wiper on your Graco Paint Sprayer, it is likely that the piston rod seal is worn or damaged, so replace these parts.
Why Graco Construction Equipment engine won't start?
There are several reasons why your Graco Construction Equipment engine might not start: * The engine switch could be OFF: Turn the engine switch ON. * The engine could be out of gas: Refill the gas tank. * The engine oil level could be low: Replenish the oil. * The spark plug cable could be disconnected or damaged: Connect the spark plug cable or replace the spark plug. * The engine could be cold: Use the choke. * The fuel shutoff lever could be OFF: Move the lever to the ON position. * Oil could be seeping into the combustion chamber: Remove the spark plug, pull the starter 3 to 4 times, clean or replace the spark plug, and start the engine. Keep the sprayer upright to avoid oil seepage.
What to do if Graco LineLazer 130HS Construction Equipment fluid is spitting from gun?
If fluid is spitting from the gun, consider the following: * There might be air in the pump or hose: Check and tighten all fluid connections. Reprime the pump. * The tip might be partially clogged: Clear the tip. * The fluid supply might be low or empty: Refill the fluid supply. Prime the pump and check the fluid supply often to prevent running the pump dry.
General| Brand | Graco |
|---|---|
| Model | LineLazer 130HS |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Highlights critical safety guidelines for operating the equipment.
Warns about risks of flammable fumes and static sparking during operation.
Details dangers of high-pressure spray injecting into the body, requiring immediate treatment.
Alerts users to the danger of poisonous carbon monoxide gas from exhaust.
Covers risks from fatigue, alcohol, exceeding pressure limits, and improper use.
Warns about chemical reactions with aluminum in pressurized systems causing rupture.
Highlights risks of pinching, cutting, or amputating from moving components.
Describes dangers from rotating parts and loose clothing during operation.
Warns about serious injury or death from exposure to toxic fluids or fumes.
Advises caution regarding hot equipment surfaces and fluids to avoid severe burns.
Addresses common problems like engine starting failures, pump not operating, or low output.
Covers difficulties with priming, fluid spitting, leakage, overheating, and noise.
