To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my WAGNER Control Stainer 350 Paint Sprayer is clogged?
If your WAGNER Paint Sprayer is clogged, it could be due to the container running out of material or simply a clog within the system. Ensure the container is adequately filled and inspect for any blockages that need clearing.
Why WAGNER Paint Sprayer is spitting?
If your WAGNER Paint Sprayer is spitting, it could be because the spray gun is too far away or the setting is too low. Adjust the distance and settings accordingly.
Why is my WAGNER Control Stainer 350 Paint Sprayer leaking?
If your WAGNER Paint Sprayer is leaking, it could be due to a loose or worn component. Check for worn parts, or a missing or worn seal. Buildup on the air cap and nozzle can also cause leaks.
What to do if material is leaking from my WAGNER Paint Sprayer?
If you're experiencing material leakage from your WAGNER Paint Sprayer, several factors could be responsible. A loose nozzle could be the cause, or the nozzle might be worn. The nozzle seal could be missing or worn, or there might be material buildup on the air cap and nozzle. You can try tightening the nozzle, replacing it if worn, replacing the nozzle seal, or cleaning any material buildup.
Why is the spray pattern too thick, running and sagging with my WAGNER Control Stainer 350 Paint Sprayer?
If the spray pattern from your WAGNER Paint Sprayer is too thick, causing runs and sags, it could be due to several reasons. The material flow setting might be too high, or you may be applying too much material. A clogged nozzle or air filter could also be the cause. Additionally, insufficient pressure buildup in the container or using spray material that is too thick might contribute to this issue.
How to fix a light and spotchy spray pattern with my WAGNER Paint Sprayer?
If the spray pattern is very light and blotchy when using your WAGNER Paint Sprayer, it could be because you're moving the spray gun too fast or the material flow setting is too low. Try adjusting the material flow or decreasing the movement speed of the spray gun. You might also need to increase the material flow setting.
What to do if the spray jet pulsates with my WAGNER Control Stainer 350?
If the spray jet pulsates when using your WAGNER Paint Sprayer, it could be due to the material in the container running out or a clogged air filter. Refill the container or change the air filter to resolve this.
How to troubleshoot little or no material flow from my WAGNER Control Stainer 350?
If you're experiencing little to no material flow with your WAGNER Paint Sprayer, it could be due to a clogged suction tube, a material flow setting that's too low, a loose suction tube, or no pressure buildup in the container.
Why is there too much overspray with my WAGNER Control Stainer 350 Paint Sprayer?
General| Power | 350 W |
|---|---|
| Max. pressure | 110 bar |
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
| Hose length | 7 m |
| Technology | Airless |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Max. Project Size | Large |
| Viscosity | Up to 100 DIN sec |
| Spray Tip Size | 0.015 - 0.021 inch |
Explains symbols used to indicate hazards and important notes.
Details proper grounding procedures and precautions for electrical safety.
Provides guidance on using extension cords and electrical safety.
Warns about flammable vapors and ignition sources, and prevention measures.
Warns about the risk of electric shock and prevention measures.
Warns about general risks of injury or property damage and prevention measures.
Explains the function of the ON/OFF switch for the turbine.
Describes how to adjust the amount of spray material.
Explains the function of the trigger in delivering spray material.
Explains how the lever controls the width of the spray pattern.
Details how to adjust the spray pattern shape (vertical/horizontal).
Advises on straining paint to prevent system clogs and ensure finish quality.
Lists various types of materials suitable for spraying.
Guides on when and how to thin materials for spraying.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the spray gun.
Details how to adjust the material flow for different spray needs.
Explains how to adjust the spray pattern shape and width.
Gives instructions on correct spraying techniques and application.
Offers tips for practicing spraying technique for better results.
Provides general guidelines and special instructions for cleaning.
Instructions on inspecting and replacing the air filter.
Steps for cleaning the air valve tube if material enters it.
Lists causes and solutions for lack of material flow.
Lists causes and solutions for material leaking from the unit.
Lists causes and solutions for thick or running spray patterns.
Lists causes and solutions for pulsating spray jets.
Lists causes and solutions for excessive overspray.
Lists causes and solutions for light and spotchy spray patterns.
Lists replacement parts with part numbers and descriptions.
Lists compatible accessories with part numbers and descriptions.
Details specific parts for the spray gun assembly.
Details the warranty for the HVLP paint spray equipment.
