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If there is a foreign body in the suction valve of your WAGNER Water Pump, dismount the suction valve housing, and clean and check the valve seat.
How to fix iced up air motor in WAGNER Wildcat 10-70?
If your WAGNER Water Pump's air motor is icing up, it's likely due to excessive condensation water in the air supply. To fix this, install a water separator.
How to fix WAGNER Water Pump if the air motor does not work?
If the air motor of your WAGNER Water Pump does not work or stops, try opening and closing the ball valve on the pressure regulator unit or briefly disconnecting the compressed air supply.
What to do if my WAGNER Water Pump runs but doesn't take in material?
If your WAGNER Water Pump is running uniformly but not taking in any working material, ensure the suction system's union nut is tightened to prevent air intake. Also, check and clean the suction filter if it's clogged. If the ball in the suction or piston valve is sticking, clean it with a flushing agent, and vent the device if necessary.
Why does my WAGNER Wildcat 10-70 Water Pump run when the gun is closed?
If your WAGNER Water Pump runs even when the gun is closed, it typically indicates that packings, valves, or pistons are worn out and need replacement.
How to fix irregular spray in my WAGNER Water Pump?
If you observe irregular operation or spray jet collapses (pulsation) in your WAGNER Water Pump, it might be due to several reasons. The viscosity of the material could be too high, requiring dilution. Alternatively, the spraying pressure might be too low, necessitating an increase in air inlet pressure or the use of a smaller nozzle. Clogged valves are another potential cause; clean the product pump, soaking it in flushing agent if needed. A foreign body in the suction valve could also be the culprit; dismantle the suction valve housing, then clean and check the valve seat. Ensure the compressed air line isn't too small by assembling a larger supply line. Lastly, check if the control air filter or work air filter is clogged, clean if necessary, or if valves, packings, or pistons are worn ...
What to do if there is no pressure on my WAGNER Wildcat 10-70?
If there is no pressure indication on the pressure gauge of your WAGNER Water Pump (and the air pressure regulator might be defective), briefly disconnect the compressed air supply or repair or change the pressure regulator.
Why my WAGNER Water Pump does not work?
Several issues can cause a WAGNER Water Pump to stop working. It could be due to a clogged spray nozzle, which requires cleaning. Insufficient compressed air supply can also be the cause, so check the air supply. A blocked fluid section or high-pressure hose, often from hardened 2K product, needs dismounting and cleaning, or hose replacement. Also, check if the air motor is not working or stops, in this case open and close ball valve on the pressure regulator unit or briefly disconnect compressed air supply. Other possible causes include a clogged filter insert (clean it and use a suitable working material), grease in the spool and sleeve assembly (degrease it), or the pump stopping at the stroke end (check detent element). Finally, check if there is no pressure indication on the pressure ...
What if WAGNER Water Pump stops at the stroke end?
If your WAGNER Water Pump stops at the stroke end, check the detent element.
What to do if filter insert is clogged in WAGNER Wildcat 10-70?
If the filter insert in the spray gun or high-pressure filter of your WAGNER Water Pump is clogged, clean the parts and use a suitable working material.
General| Inlet/Outlet Size | 1 inch |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Type | Submersible |
| Inlet/Outlet Diameter | 25 mm |
