Why won't the compressor run on my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If the compressor on your Hardi Paint Sprayer will not run, it could be due to a short in the electrical system, a bad compressor, a 12 volt supply not connected, a bad printboard, or a defective switch in the control box.
What to do if the electric control is not functioning on my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If the electric control on your Hardi Paint Sprayer isn't working, several factors could be at play. It could be due to a blown fuse, a faulty motor, a loose micro-switch plate, a bad seat on the spool valve, or a defective switch or plug on the control box. Also, check for corrosion or damage on the print board at the back of the control. Finally, verify the polarity, ensuring that Brown is Positive and Blue is Negative.
Why can't I get the tank empty on my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If you can't get the tank empty on your Hardi Paint Sprayer, it could be due to the output from the by-pass lines causing a disturbance around the suction tube, a crack or pin hole in the suction tube, or the tank not being level.
Why are there excessive vibrations in the hoses of my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If you're experiencing excessive vibrations in the hoses of your Hardi Paint Sprayer, it could be due to the bottom of the suction tube being plugged, the PTO shaft slipping on the pump crank shaft, a bad Suction Mainfold valve or suction side air leak, or the valves on the Pressure Manifold not being in the correct position.
Why is the agitation poor in my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If you're experiencing poor agitation with your Hardi Paint Sprayer, it could be due to the agitation valve not being open, the agitation nozzle being plugged, or the agitation nozzle being missing.
Why is there less spray coming out of one boom section than others on my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If you're experiencing less spray out of one boom section compared to others on your Hardi Paint Sprayer, it might be due to a bad seat on the spool valve for the Boom Section Control.
Why is liquid leaking from the pump of my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If you observe liquid leaking from the pump of your Hardi Paint Sprayer, it is likely due to a damaged pump seal.
Why is the pressure dropping in my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If the pressure in your Hardi Paint Sprayer is dropping, it could be due to several reasons: the output from the By-pass Lines causing a disturbance around the suction tube inside the tank, the suction filter plugging, a bad seat on the spool valve for boom section control, a suction manifold valve or suction side air leak, or worn nozzles.
Why is the pressure jumping on my Hardi Paint Sprayer?
If the pressure in your Hardi Paint Sprayer is jumping, it could be due to several reasons. The output from the by-pass lines might be causing a disturbance around the suction hose. Alternatively, there could be a small tear or pinhole in the suction hose, the PTO shaft might be slipping on the pump shaft, there could be a bad suction valve or suction side air leak, or the valves on the Pressure Manifold might not be in the correct position.
Why is my Hardi Paint Sprayer lacking pressure?
If your Hardi Paint Sprayer is experiencing a lack of pressure, several factors could be responsible. The bottom of the suction tube might be plugged, or the motor shaft coupling could be loose or have a missing fork pin. Other potential causes include a bad seat on the spool valve for boom section control, insufficient PTO speed, an incorrectly positioned valve on the suction manifold, a faulty suction valve, a suction side air leak, a disengaged PTO, incorrectly positioned valves on the pressure manifold, or worn or missing agitation nozzles.
General| Brand | Hardi |
|---|---|
| Model | MEGA 230 |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
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