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An irregular or offset spray pattern with your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer can be caused by a dirty or damaged needle tip or fluid nozzle. Clean or replace the needle or fluid nozzle to resolve this. It could also be due to clogged atomization holes on the air nozzle around the center, so try cleaning the air nozzle.
How to fix a half-moon shaped pattern with Performance Tool Paint Sprayer?
A half-moon shaped pattern from your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer is caused by clogged air holes on the air nozzle ears. Carefully clean out these holes with wire after soaking the nozzle in thinner.
What to do if my Performance Tool M4710 is spitting?
If your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer is spitting, there are several potential causes. It might be due to too little material in the cup, in which case you should refill it. Another cause could be a loose fluid nozzle, so try tightening it. A damaged needle packing could also be the culprit, requiring replacement. Finally, a dirty or damaged needle and nozzle set can cause spitting; clean or replace these parts as needed.
Why is material in the cup of my Performance Tool Paint Sprayer bubbling or boiling?
Bubbling or boiling in the cup of your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer may occur if the fluid nozzle is loose, clogged, or damaged; in this case, you should clean, tighten, or replace it. Also, check the air nozzle for the same issues—if it's loose, clogged, or damaged, clean, tighten, or replace it.
General| Maximum Operating Pressure | 50 PSI |
|---|---|
| Nozzle Size | 1.4 mm |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Fluid Adjustment | Yes |
| Air Inlet | 1/4" NPT |
| Type | HVLP |
Lists key technical parameters including air pressure, consumption, pattern width, needle size, and cup capacity.
Covers work area conditions, personal conduct, and avoiding hazardous situations during operation.
Mandates approved eye, ear, and breathing protection during spray gun operation.
Addresses specific solvent hazards and California Proposition 65 chemical warnings.
Instructions for cleaning residue before first use and general maintenance.
Steps for disassembling, soaking, and cleaning a clogged spray gun.
Guides on connecting air source and adjusting inlet air pressure using the regulator knob.
Explains how to adjust air and fluid flow rates for optimal paint ratio.
Details adjusting pattern shape (round to flat) and orientation (horizontal/vertical).
Addresses half-moon, irregular, or offset spray patterns and their solutions.
Covers spitting, bubbling, or "boiling" of material in the cup and their causes.
