Wagner Project Sprayer - Manual (Page 14)

English 14
Title Cleaning the Components - Oil-based materials
Reassembly - all materials
1. Turn the spray tip
counterclockwise until it is
removed. Pull out the atomizer
valve, being careful not to lose it.
1. Slide the spring onto the front end
of the piston.
4. Place the locking nut onto the motor housing. Press in
while turning the locking nut clockwise. Tighten firmly
with the spray tip.
do not cross-thread the locking
nut. Make certain it is threaded
correctly before tightening. Make
certain that the pump housing
is pushed far enough into the
sprayer and the locking nut is
screwed on tightly.
4. Remove all parts from the pump
housing assembly. Clean all parts
thoroughly with the brush provided
using a solution appropriate to the
type of material you sprayed.
2. Using the spray tip, turn the
locking nut counterclockwise until
it is removed.
2. Insert the piston into the back of
the pump housing.
5. IMPORTanT: Make sure to
completely remove all material
from the inside of the piston
chamber by scrubbing with the
brush. even a small amount of
material can dry like glue and
keep the piston from moving,
causing damage to the sprayer.
3 Slide the pump housing assembly
off the sprayer.
3. Insert the pump housing assembly
into the front of the sprayer.
5. Insert the atomizer valve into the front end of the pump
housing. Place the spray tip onto the pump housing and
turn it clockwise until it is tightened securely.
6. IMPORTanT: Make sure to
keep the vent hole (a) on the
pump housing clean and
unblocked or a vacuum can
build up in the container and
cause damage to the sprayer. a
toothpick or straightened paper
clip can be used to clean it.
(a)