Homeright Pro 5.0 Mode D'emploi page 16

Troubleshooting
PROBLEM
7. Material leaks into
head of cylinder
housing
8. Material dripping
9. Motor overheats
10. Stain or paint will
not draw up into
the sprayer
11. Sags and runs in
painted surface
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CAUSE
A. Operating sprayer with an upward or downward tilt.
B. Piston or cylinder housing scored or worn.
A. Spray tip loose.
B. Operating sprayer at more than a 40° angle.
C. When using certain paints, some dripping is
unavoidable.
A. Seized piston.
B. Operating sprayer for a prolonged period of time.
C. Extension cord too long.
A. Sprayer not lubricated.
B. Hole between inlet and cylinder housing plugged.
C. Suction tube not in correct port.
D. Suction tube is not tight on cylinder housing.
A. Movement of arm too slow, holding sprayer too close to
work surface or applying too much paint.
REMEDY
A. Keep sprayer level. (See pg 9, step 6)
B. Replace piston or cylinder housing. Call Customer Service.
A. Tighten spray tip.
B. Keep sprayer upright and level. (See pg 9, step 6)
C. If using latex paint, add Floetrol ®
additive per manufacturer's instructions.
A. Remove piston and cylinder housing and clean. (See pg 13,
steps 7-8) Then add petroleum oil to metal shaft of piston.
B. Let sprayer cool.
C. Replace with proper size. See page 3.
A. Lubricate sprayer parts. (See pg 8, step 3)
B. Remove debris with cleaning brush or thin, pointed object.
C. Make sure pick-up tube is in the correct port (longer one)
and then tighten the nozzle.
D. Clean and firmly insert into intake opening on pump housing.
(See pg 8, step 4)
A. See SPRAYING INSTRUCTIONS page 9.
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