What to do if my WAGNER SF 23 PRO does not suck in?
If your WAGNER Paint Sprayer isn't sucking in material, the inlet or outlet valve may be damaged or clogged. Try replacing or cleaning the inlet valve. Also, replace or clean the outlet valve. Ensure the unit is properly ventilated.
Why my WAGNER Paint Sprayer does not start?
Your WAGNER Paint Sprayer might not start because the unit fuse has triggered. Allow the motor to cool down. Another reason might be that the multi-function switch wasn't set back to '0' previously. Set the multi-function switch to '0' and then switch it back on.
How to fix low delivery rate in WAGNER SF 23 PRO Paint Sprayer?
A low delivery rate in your WAGNER Paint Sprayer can be due to several reasons. The inlet valve might be damaged, so replace it. The unit could be sucking in air; inspect the suction system, inlet valve pusher, and gaskets inside the inlet valve. Also, check if the suction filter is clogged and clean or replace it. If the viscosity of the material is too high, try using outlet valve 341246.
What to do if my WAGNER SF 23 PRO does not generate pressure?
If your WAGNER Paint Sprayer isn't generating pressure, the relief valve setting might be incorrect; correct the setting. Alternatively, the relief valve might be leaking, in which case you should replace it.
Why does my WAGNER SF 23 PRO Paint Sprayer make a strange noise when running?
If your WAGNER Paint Sprayer makes a strange noise while running, the gearwheel inside the gearbox might be damaged. Replace the gearwheel and remove any broken pins inside the grooves of the gearbox housing. Another possibility is that the fan cover is vibrating. Tighten the screws of the fan cover, and if necessary, place a washer between the motor and fan cover.
General| Power | 1.3 kW |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 2.6 l/min |
| Hose Length | 15 m |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
Details dangers from spray jets, explosion, fire, recoil, and personal protective measures.
Covers operating pressure, hoses, static, site use, ventilation, earthing, cleaning, electrical work, and setup.
Instructions for replacing inlet valve, outlet valve, pressure control valve, and power cable.
Provides guidance on identifying and resolving common unit malfunctions and faults.
Procedures for replacing earthing socket, motor switch, and motors.
Detailed instructions for replacing threephase and AC motors.
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