To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the hose leaks at the tank or shut-off on The Fountainhead Group D.B. Smith Professional Paint Sprayer?
If the hose leaks at the tank or shut-off of your The Fountainhead Group Paint Sprayer, first, check if the hose is loose and tighten the hose nut. If the hose is cracked, swollen, or faulty, replace the shut-off assembly.
Why does The Fountainhead Group D.B. Smith Professional start spraying when pumping or not stop when shut-off lever is released?
If your The Fountainhead Group Paint Sprayer starts spraying when pumping or won't stop when the shut-off lever is released, it's likely the shut-off lock is engaged. Squeeze the shut-off lever and rotate the lock towards the nozzle, as described in the Spraying and Locking section.
Why does the nozzle drip when the shut-off lever is released on The Fountainhead Group Paint Sprayer?
If the nozzle of your The Fountainhead Group Paint Sprayer drips when the shut-off lever is released, it could be due to dirt or debris in the shut-off valve, or a damaged o-ring or seal in the shut-off. Clean the shut-off as described in the Shut-off Maintenance section or service the shut-off seals as described in Maintenance service kit #11.
What to do if The Fountainhead Group D.B. Smith Professional Paint Sprayer leaks at pump or does not build pressure?
If your The Fountainhead Group Paint 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 any 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 as described in the Pump Disassembly & Reassembly section. 3. The check valve at the bottom of the pump assembly might be missing or damaged. Replace it as described in the Pump Disassembly & Reassembly section. 4. A worn or damaged o-ring on the piston. Replace it as described in the Pump Disassembly & Reassembly section.
Why does The Fountainhead Group D.B. Smith Professional Paint Sprayer material overflow through pump barrel?
If the sprayer material overflows through the pump barrel or the pump handle rises when unlocked on your The Fountainhead Group Paint Sprayer, it may 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 as described in the Pump Disassembly & Reassembly section.
General| Application | Professional Painting |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Spray Pattern | Adjustable |
| Maximum Pressure | 3000 PSI |
| Model | Professional Series |
| Type | Paint Sprayer |
| Manufacturer | The Fountainhead Group |
