To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the Smith Deck Paint Sprayer nozzle leak or have a poor spray pattern?
The nozzle tip may leak or have a poor spray pattern, partial spray, or complete stoppage due to a missing or damaged o-ring, or a clogged spray extension or nozzle. Replace the o-ring at the extension tip. If that doesn't solve the problem, remove and clean the extension and nozzle.
What to do if Smith Paint Sprayer leaks at the pump or doesn't build pressure?
If your sprayer leaks at the pump or doesn't build pressure, it could be due to several reasons: 1. Dirt or debris on the pump gasket or closure. Clean the dirt or debris from the gasket or closure. 2. A chipped, torn, swollen, or defective pump gasket. Replace the old gasket with a new one. 3. A missing or damaged check valve at the bottom of the pump assembly. Replace the check valve if it's missing or damaged. 4. A worn or damaged o-ring on the piston. Replace the o-ring if it's worn or damaged.
How to fix a Smith Deck Paint Sprayer hose that leaks at the tank or shut-off?
If the hose leaks at the tank or shut-off, it's likely due to a loose, cracked, swollen, or faulty hose. First, try tightening the hose nut. If the hose is cracked, swollen, or faulty, replace the shut-off assembly.
What to do if Smith Deck material overflows through the pump barrel?
If sprayer material overflows through the pump barrel or the pump handle rises when unlocked, this could be caused by: 1. Dirt or debris under the check valve on the pump. Clean the check valve and valve sealing surface on the pump. 2. A chipped, torn, or swollen pump check valve. Replace the check valve.
Why is my Smith Deck difficult to pump?
A Smith Paint Sprayer can be difficult to pump due to: 1. A damaged piston o-ring. Replace the piston o-ring. 2. A dry piston o-ring. Lubricate the piston o-ring.
How to stop the Smith Paint Sprayer nozzle from dripping when the shut-off lever is released?
If the nozzle drips when the shut-off lever is released, it's likely due to dirt or debris in the shut-off valve. You can try replacing the shut-off assembly or service the shut-off seals.
Why does Smith Deck Paint Sprayer start spraying when pumping or won't stop when the shut-off lever is released?
If the sprayer starts to spray when pumping or won't stop spraying when the shut-off lever is released, squeeze the shut-off lever and slide the lock away from the nozzle.
What to do if Smith Deck tank leaks?
If the sprayer tank leaks, replace the entire sprayer.
Always clean sprayer thoroughly after each use or when changing applications to prevent cross-contamination.
Failure to clean and properly maintain sprayer can weaken components, causing rupture when pressurized.
Operating with liquid under pressure can lead to weakened parts and rupture, causing serious injury.
Instructions for attaching the hose to the sprayer tank, including alignment and tightening.
Steps for connecting the extension, shut-off assembly, and nozzle to the sprayer.
Details on various nozzles (Adjustable, Max Volume, High Volume, Low Volume, Foaming) and their uses.
Procedure for cleaning decks using the red high volume fan nozzle and specific chemicals.
Steps for brightening wood decks after cleaning using brown/red fan nozzles and specific chemicals.
Applying low-viscosity sealers to decks using the brown max volume fan nozzle.
Using the adjustable nozzle for weed control in lawns and gardens.
Using the yellow low volume fan nozzle for insect control.
Using the adjustable nozzle for feeding and watering plants.
Using the red high volume fan nozzle for cleaning various surfaces.
Using the red high volume fan nozzle for cleaning tires, wheels, and degreasing engines.
Applying curing compounds to concrete using the brown max volume fan nozzle.
Using the high performance foaming nozzle for foaming and cleaning applications.
Steps for safely releasing pressure, removing the pump, filling the tank, and reinstalling the pump.
Instructions on how to unlock the pump handle and pressurize the sprayer by pumping.
How to spray, lock the handle for continuous spray, and release the shut-off lever.
Steps to release tank pressure and complete the spraying process.
Detailed instructions for thoroughly cleaning the sprayer after each use or application change.
Guidelines for storing the sprayer correctly to maintain its condition and safety.
How to lubricate the pump rod with light oil for periodic maintenance.
Step-by-step guide for taking apart and putting back together the sprayer pump assembly.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the shut-off valve assembly, including seals.
How to clean clogged nozzles and maintain the nozzle assembly.
Steps for cleaning the high-performance foaming nozzle, including front cap removal.
Addresses issues where the sprayer sprays unexpectedly or fails to stop when the lever is released.
Solutions for leaks at the pump or sprayer, and problems building pressure.
Remedies for material overflowing the pump barrel or handle rising when unlocked.
Fixes for hose leaks, difficulty pumping, tank leaks, and nozzle drips.
Troubleshooting poor spray patterns, partial spray, or complete nozzle stoppage.
Diagram and list of key parts for the sprayer, including tank, PRV, and pump assembly.
Identification of premium shut-off assembly and extension parts.
Details on the parts included in the deck sprayer parts bag, such as nozzles.
Identification of the high foam nozzle assembly.
Information on the product warranty, including duration, exclusions, and limitations.
Instructions on how to contact customer service for warranty claims and returns.
General| Brand | Smith |
|---|---|
| Model | Deck |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
