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If your Graco Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure, a clogged spray tip could be the cause. Relieve the pressure, then check and clean the spray tip.
What to do if prime valve leaking on Graco Ultra Max II 695?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure, the prime valve might be leaking. Relieve the pressure, and then repair the prime valve.
What to do if Graco Ultra Max II 695 has low output or pressure because of paint supply?
If you are experiencing low output or pressure with your Graco Paint Sprayer, ensure that the paint supply is adequate. Refill the paint and reprime the pump.
How to clean intake strainer on Graco Ultra Max II 695 Paint Sprayer?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure, the intake strainer might be clogged. Remove and clean the intake strainer, then reinstall it.
How to clean filter on Graco Ultra Max II 695 Paint Sprayer?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure, the filter might be clogged. Relieve the pressure, then check and clean the filter.
Why is there leaking around throat packing nut on my Graco Ultra Max II 695 Paint Sprayer?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure, leaking around the throat packing nut may indicate worn or damaged packings. Replace the packings. Also check the piston valve seat for hardened paint or nicks and replace if necessary. Tighten the packing nut/wet-cup.
What to do if Graco Ultra Max II 695 Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure because of low stall pressure?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure because of low stall pressure, you can try either or both of the following: Turn the pressure control knob fully clockwise, ensuring it is properly installed to allow the full clockwise position, or try a new pressure transducer.
What to do if my Graco Paint Sprayer motor runs but the pump doesn't stroke?
If the motor of your Graco Paint Sprayer runs but the pump doesn't stroke, it could be due to a damaged or missing displacement pump pin (remedy: replace the pump pin, ensuring the retainer spring is fully in the groove around the connecting rod), damage to the connecting rod assembly (remedy: replace the connecting rod assembly), or damage to the gears or drive housing (remedy: inspect and replace if necessary).
What to do if the motor runs but the pump does not stroke on my Graco Ultra Max II 695 Paint Sprayer?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer's motor runs but the pump doesn't stroke, it could be due to a damaged or missing displacement pump pin. Replace the pump pin if it's missing, ensuring the retainer spring is fully in the groove all around the connecting rod. Another potential issue is damage to the connecting rod assembly; if so, replace the connecting rod assembly. Also, inspect the drive housing assembly and gears for damage and replace if necessary.
Why intake valve ball and piston ball are not seating properly on Graco Ultra Max II 695 Paint Sprayer?
If your Graco Paint Sprayer has low output or pressure, it could be because the intake valve ball and piston ball are not seating properly. Remove the intake valve and clean it. Check the balls and seats for nicks and replace if necessary. It is also advisable to strain paint before using to remove particles that could clog the pump.
The Graco Ultra Max II 695/795/1095, Mark V, and Mark X series are professional-grade airless paint sprayers designed for efficient and high-quality application of various coatings. These devices are primarily used for painting tasks, offering a fast and consistent method for applying paints, lacquers, enamels, urethanes, acrylics, emulsions, latex, block fillers, and intumescents. The core function of these sprayers is to atomize paint without the use of compressed air, instead relying on high pressure to force paint through a small tip, creating a fine, even spray pattern. This method allows for faster coverage, reduced overspray compared to traditional methods, and a smoother finish.
The Graco Ultra Max II and Mark series sprayers operate by drawing paint from a container through a siphon tube and then pressurizing it using an internal pump. The pressurized paint is then delivered through a high-pressure hose to a spray gun. The gun, equipped with a specialized tip and guard, releases the paint in a controlled fan pattern. The user can adjust the pressure to suit different types of coatings and desired finishes. The system is designed to handle a wide range of viscosities, from thin lacquers to thick block fillers, by selecting the appropriate spray tip and adjusting the pressure settings. The device includes a prime valve that allows the user to switch between priming the pump with water or cleaning fluid and spraying paint. This valve is crucial for both initial setup and post-use cleaning. A pressure control knob enables precise adjustment of the spraying pressure, which is vital for achieving an optimal spray pattern without heavy edges or excessive overspray. The power switch controls the on/off state of the pump, and a safety lever on the gun prevents accidental triggering.
The Graco Ultra Max II and Mark series sprayers are designed for user-friendly operation, with clear steps for setup, spraying, and shutdown.
Proper maintenance is crucial for the longevity and performance of the Graco Ultra Max II and Mark series sprayers. The guide emphasizes thorough cleaning after each use.
Some models feature an AutoClean 2™ system for automated cleaning.
These comprehensive instructions ensure that the Graco Ultra Max II and Mark series sprayers provide reliable performance and a long service life when properly used and maintained.
General| Type | Airless Paint Sprayer |
|---|---|
| Max Pressure | 3300 PSI |
| Max Flow Rate | 0.38 GPM |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Hose Length | 50 ft |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Motor | 1 HP |
