Why is the air motor iced up in my WAGNER Water Pump?
The air motor in your WAGNER Water Pump might be iced up because there's a lot of condensation water in the air supply. To fix this, install a water separator.
Why does my WAGNER Wildcat 18-40 Water Pump run smoothly but not suck in any product?
If your WAGNER Water Pump runs smoothly but doesn't suck in any product, it might be due to a loose union nut in the suction system, causing the pump to take in air. Tighten the union nut to resolve this. Alternatively, the suction filter could be clogged, so clean the filter. Another possible cause is a stuck ball in the suction or piston valve, so clean the ball and valve seats.
What to do if my WAGNER Wildcat 18-40 Water Pump does not work?
If your WAGNER Water Pump isn't working, several issues could be the cause. The air motor might not be working or could stop; in that case, try opening and closing the ball valve on the pressure regulator unit, or briefly disconnect the compressed air supply. There might be no pressure indication on the pressure gauge because the air pressure regulator is defective, so disconnect the compressed air supply briefly or repair or change the pressure regulator. The spray nozzle could be clogged, so clean it according to the instructions. Ensure there's sufficient compressed air supply by checking it. The filter insert in the spray gun or high-pressure filter might be clogged, so clean the parts and use a suitable working material. The fluid section or high-pressure hose could be blocked, so you...
What to do if my WAGNER Wildcat 18-40 Water Pump has irregular operation with spray jet collapses (pulsation)?
General| Brand | WAGNER |
|---|---|
| Model | Wildcat 18-40 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
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