How to clean the inlet filter on a Titan ControlMax 1500 when the spray pattern is distorted?
If the Titan Paint Sprayer's spray pattern becomes distorted or stops spraying while triggered due to a clogged inlet filter, remove the inlet filter from the suction tube. Clean the filter screen using warm, soapy water for latex materials, or mineral spirits for oil-based materials. Then, snap the inlet filter back into place.
General| Brand | Titan |
|---|---|
| Model | ControlMax 1500 |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Explains hazard symbols and their meanings for safety.
Warns about risks of flammable vapors igniting from sparks or static.
Highlights dangers of inhaling paint, solvent, or insecticide vapors.
Details requirements for proper grounding of the electrical plug and outlet.
Alerts to severe injury risk from high-pressure paint streams piercing skin.
Covers general precautions like eye protection, distancing children, and stability.
Provides guidance on using appropriate extension cords and grounding.
Outlines the critical steps to safely release system pressure before maintenance.
Guides through priming the system by drawing material or water into the pump.
Details how to control pressure, spray material, and manage the motor cycling.
Step-by-step instructions to remove blockages from the spray tip.
Provides instructions for removing and cleaning the inlet filter using appropriate solutions.
Lists common causes and solutions for the sprayer failing to power up.
Addresses problems with the sprayer not drawing material when set to PRIME.
Covers issues like pressure loss or distorted spray patterns during operation.
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