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If the B pump pressure is abnormally low compared to the A pump pressure in your Graco Paint Sprayer, it could be because the B air motor is icing up, causing restriction and lower fluid pressure, or the B pump is binding. Open the air motor de-ice bleed air controls. Allow ice to melt. Dry compressed air. Heat compressed air.
Why is A pump pressure low on Graco XM?
If the A pump pressure is abnormally low compared to the B pump pressure in your Graco Paint Sprayer, it could be due to several reasons. The A air motor might be icing up, causing restriction and lower fluid pressure, or the A pump might be binding, or the A motor is hanging up. Open the air motor de-ice bleed air controls. Allow ice to melt. Dry compressed air. Heat compressed air.
General| Brand | Graco |
|---|---|
| Model | XM Series |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Read all warnings and instructions before using the equipment to prevent injury.
Covers electric shock, fire, explosion, and special conditions for safe use.
Details intrinsic safety requirements for equipment in hazardous environments.
Explains skin injection risks and moving parts hazards.
Warns against misuse, toxic fluids/fumes, burns, and specifies PPE.
Discusses hazards of spraying isocyanates and necessary precautions for safe handling.
Explains how moisture affects isocyanates and procedures for changing materials.
Describes system capabilities, operation modes, and conditions for hazardous location use.
Provides instructions and safety notes for lifting the sprayer using a forklift or hoist.
Identifies key components of a typical sprayer setup with a double-wall hopper.
Explains the function of heaters and pumps used in the system.
Details the components and labels within the fluid control assembly.
Identifies electrical components within the junction box for different locations.
Identifies and explains the function of various air controls and gauges.
Explains the buttons and LEDs of the sprayer's user interface for operation and setup.
Identifies the components of the hopper assembly, including the double-wall hopper.
Details the main display screen components and their functions for monitoring system status.
Explains grounding importance and instructions for connecting the power source.
Details power connection procedures for XM models with junction boxes.
Illustrates wiring configurations for non-hazardous and hazardous locations.
Guides on connecting explosion-proof heaters and air supply for sprayer operation.
Instructions for connecting fluid hoses and adjusting packing nuts for optimal performance.
Steps to power on the system and adjust the mix ratio via the user interface.
Guides on configuring system parameters and USB drive settings for data management.
How to set maintenance setpoints for pumps/valves and schedule air filter reminders.
Setting pressure and temperature limits for pumps and heaters to trigger advisories or alarms.
Detailed steps for priming the A and B fluid systems before operation.
Instructions for priming the solvent flush pump for system cleaning.
Guidelines for recirculating material with or without heat for optimal spraying.
Steps to heat fluid evenly throughout the system to achieve desired spray temperature.
Guides on setting spray pressure, adjusting regulators, and performing spray tests.
How to adjust the B side restrictor for optimal mix ratio accuracy.
Procedure for flushing the mixed manifold, hoses, and spray gun with solvent.
Steps for flushing the material hoppers to clean them before storage or material change.
Instructions for completely emptying and flushing the system, suitable for new sprayers or end-of-job.
Tests to check for proper mixing and integration of spray materials.
Verifies pump selection, operation, and metering accuracy for consistent results.
Displays the results of the pump and metering test, confirming system accuracy.
Tests to dispense calculated volumes for ratio verification or touch-up work.
Shows the results of batch dispense tests, including ratios and dispensed volumes.
Tests for leaks in valves downstream of dosing valves or in remote circulation valves.
Explains the different types of logs available for download via USB.
How to configure settings for USB log downloads, including interval and hours.
Step-by-step instructions for downloading data from the sprayer to a USB drive.
Routine checks, cleaning, and replacement of system filters for optimal performance.
Guidance on checking and tightening seals and general sprayer cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning and inspecting inlet strainer screens to prevent blockages.
Procedures for checking heating fluid levels and draining/replacing it.
Maintenance recommendations for feed pumps and agitators, including lubrication and oil changes.
Tips for air supply setup, filter checks, and mix ratio calibration.
Explains motor icing causes and how to address pressure issues and lost pressure.
Considerations for remote mix manifolds, hose sizing, software compatibility, and LED diagnostics.
Explains alarm levels, icons, diagnostic info, and how to clear alarms.
Comprehensive guide to identifying and resolving alarm codes and associated problems.
Lists daily pump tests and common alarms related to system components.
Explains limits for pressure, temperature, and potlife that trigger advisories or alarms.
A table categorizing potential alarms based on the sprayer's operating mode.
Describes batch dispense test and valve test procedures and expected outcomes.
A quick reference guide to understanding alarm and advisory codes.
Overview of the user interface display and its main functions: Setup, Command, and Automatic.
Demonstrates the flow of setup mode screens, from Home to various configuration options.
The initial screen in Setup mode, allowing ratio changes and access to other setup menus.
Details system settings for fluid control and operator interaction, including potlife and date/time.
Setting the potlife timer and material hose length for accurate system calculations.
Configuring display settings like date, time, units of measurement, and language.
Setting sprayer number and configuring USB drive settings for data recording and download.
Changing pump sizes and setting custom pump volumes for system calibration.
Enabling or disabling functionalities, screens, and USB download log files for system customization.
Configuration options for enabling specific system features and displaying data.
Setting maintenance setpoints for pumps/valves and scheduling air filter reminders.
Setting and adjusting pressure and temperature limits for advisories and alarms.
Overview of command mode screens for running tests, controlling pumps, and viewing alarms.
The primary screen for spraying, operating pumps, and viewing system status.
Explains Spray Mode for application and Pump Mode for priming/flushing.
Navigating Park, Ratio, Restrictor, and Test screens for system operation and quality control.
Dispensing fixed volumes to verify pump selection, operation, and calibration.
Displays results of pump and metering tests, confirming system accuracy.
Performing ratio tests by volume or weight to verify system calibration and tolerance.
Dispensing selected volumes for ratio verification and confirming batch test results.
Testing for valve leaks and viewing system diagnostic info, alarms, and maintenance schedules.
Displays specific alarm codes, location, and power supply voltage details.
Viewing alarm history, pump totals, and entering job numbers for tracking.
Changing job numbers and resetting maintenance counters for system upkeep.
Automatic displays like potlife advisories and USB data download procedures.
Detailed diagram showing fluid paths and components without a remote mix manifold.
Detailed diagram showing fluid paths and components with a remote mix manifold.
Guidelines for determining the correct power cord needed based on system configuration and voltage.
Provides physical dimensions of the sprayer system without hoppers for non-hazardous areas.
Provides physical dimensions of the sprayer system without hoppers for hazardous areas.
Physical dimensions for systems equipped with a 10-gallon rear-mount steel tank.
Physical dimensions for systems equipped with a 25-gallon rear-mount steel tank.
Physical dimensions for sprayer systems with two 20-gallon hoppers.
Physical dimensions for systems with mixed hopper sizes.
