To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a half-moon shaped pattern with Performance Tool Paint Sprayer?
A half-moon shaped pattern with your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer is often caused by clogged air holes on the air nozzle ears. To resolve this, carefully clean out the holes with wire after soaking them in thinner.
What to do if my Performance Tool M710 Paint Sprayer is spitting?
If your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer is spitting, there are several possible causes. It could be that there is too little material in the cup, in which case you should refill it. Another reason could be a loose fluid nozzle, so ensure that the nozzle is tightened. Also, inspect the needle packing for damage and replace if needed. Finally, the needle and nozzle set may be dirty or damaged, so try cleaning or replacing these parts.
Why is material in the cup of my Performance Tool M710 Paint Sprayer bubbling or boiling?
Bubbling or 'boiling' material in the cup of your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer can be caused by a loose, clogged, or damaged fluid nozzle. Try cleaning, tightening, or replacing it. The issue can also stem from a loose, clogged, or damaged air nozzle, so inspect, clean, tighten, or replace the air nozzle as needed.
Why does my Performance Tool M710 have an irregular or offset pattern?
An irregular or offset pattern from your Performance Tool Paint Sprayer can be due to a dirty or damaged needle tip or fluid nozzle; try cleaning or replacing these parts. Another cause could be clogged atomization holes on the air nozzle around the center, so clean the air nozzle.
General| Nozzle Size | 1.4 mm |
|---|---|
| Maximum Pressure | 40 PSI |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Type | HVLP |
| Power Source | Air Powered |
| Air Inlet Size | 1/4 inch |
Read and follow all instructions and warnings before operating to prevent injury or damage.
Warning about specific solvents reacting with aluminum, causing explosion hazards.
Details on air pressure, spray pattern, fluid/air inlets, and cup capacity.
Instructions for cleaning the spray gun before and after use, including disassembly if needed.
Steps to connect to air source and adjust inlet air pressure using the regulator knob.
How to adjust air/fluid ratio for optimal paint delivery using control knobs.
Adjusting spray pattern shape and orientation using pattern control knobs and air nozzle.
A detailed list of all replaceable parts with their corresponding numbers and quantities.
Safety warning to disconnect the spray gun from the air source before making adjustments.
Solutions for half-moon, irregular, or offset spray patterns caused by clogged nozzles or dirty parts.
Troubleshooting for spitting or material bubbling/boiling due to fluid nozzle, air nozzle, or packing problems.
Details on product warranty, exclusions, and limitations of liability.
