HomeRight C800917.M Manuel utilisateur

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1-800-264-5442 or 763-780-5115,

8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST.

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Contents

Important Safeguards and Warnings 2

Quick Start Reference Guide 4

Items Needed for Project 5

Preparing Area for your Project 6

Spraying Tips 7

Sprayer Setup 8

How To Use Sprayer 9

How To Use the 5' Suction Hose Kit 11

Clean-Up 12

Overnight and Long-term Storage 14

Lubrication and Reassembly 14

Troubleshooting & FAQs 15

Parts List 17

Two-Year Limited Warranty 56

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Medium and Heavy-Duty

Paint Sprayers

Instruction

Manual

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Safeguards and Warnings

Read and Follow All Safeguards

Like other power tools, airless sprayers are safe when

properly used but can be dangerous if misused. It is

the responsibility of the user to read and understand all

instructions, IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS, and safety

precautions before operating the unit and to use the unit

properly. Failure to do so may result in product damage,

personal injury or loss of life.

Do not try to repair (or disassemble) the unit yourself.

Repairs should be performed by a qualified shop familiar

with this unit or returned to HomeRight

®

(See warranty).

This unit is to be used with authorized parts only. When

using parts that do not comply with the specifications and

safety devices of the manufacturer, the user assumes all

risks and liabilities.

 Warnings

• DO NOT aim sprayer at yourself or anyone else. In the

event of injury, seek expert medical advice immediately.

• DO NOT operate sprayer without paint or fluid in it. The

sprayer force can cause injury to people and animals.

• DO NOT cover the nozzle with any part of your body.

High velocity jet can cause accidental injury.

• DO NOT leave your sprayer unclean or allow paint to dry

in the pump. An unclean sprayer will not work the next

time you attempt to use it and could void the warranty.

• DO NOT spray textured materials containing asbestos

fibers.

• DO NOT spray any textured materials containing

particles or fibers such as metallic or fire retardant

paints.

• DO NOT spray flammable liquid.

• DO NOT use the spray gun outside when it’s raining.

• DO NOT use sprayer below garage floor or grade level.

• DO NOT disassemble the sprayer without reading

instructions.

• DO NOT allow any part of the body to come into contact

with the fluid stream.

• DO use a three-pronged extension cord that is at least

18 gauge.

• DO only plug the cord or extension cord into a three-

pronged grounded power supply.

• DO keep the sprayer out of the reach of children.

• ALWAYS place the sprayer upright (do not place the

sprayer upside down or on its side) to prevent liquid

entering internal wiring and causing electric shock.

• ALWAYS clean and lubricate piston and cylinder after

spraying water or paint.

• ALWAYS wear mask, goggles, and ear and eye

protection while operating the sprayer.

• ALWAYS unplug the cord when not in-use to prevent

accidental spraying.

• To prevent electrical shock, NEVER immerse the spray

gun into water or other liquid.

 Caution

1. HAZARD: Solvent and paint fumes can explode or

ignite, causing property damage and severe injury.

Avoid all low ignition sources such as static electricity

sparks and open flames.

2. HAZARD: Paints, solvents, insecticides, and other

materials may be harmful if inhaled, causing severe

nausea, fainting, or poisoning.

3. HAZARD: Do not hold cord at plug connections

to support sprayer. Failure to observe may result in

electrical shock.

Prop 65 Warning

Handling the coated electrical wires of this product

exposes you to lead, a chemical known to the State of

California to cause birth defects or other reproductive

harm. Wash hands after use.

Hazard: Injection Injury

The airless sprayer pumps materials at high pressure and

can pierce skin and underlying tissue, leading to serious

injury or amputation.

Do not treat injection injuries as simple cuts. Injection

injuries can lead to amputation. Seek a physician’s help

immediately.

• Never put hand in front of gun. Gloves will not prevent

injection injuries.

• Never leave sprayer unattended.

• Never leave sprayer plugged in while cleaning.

• Never remove tip guard while spraying.

Hazard: Explosion Or Fire

Paint, stain, and solvent fumes can explode or ignite,

causing property damage and/or severe injury.

• Keep area well ventilated. Exhaust and introduce fresh

air to keep fumes from accumulating in work area.

• Do not spray in areas where there are ignition sources,

static electricity sparks, pilot lights, heaters, hot objects,

cigarettes, or open flames.

• Have fire extinguishing equipment present and in good

working order.

• Follow safety instructions and IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS of material manufacturers.

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Safeguards and Warnings

Hazard: Hazardous Vapors

Paint, stain and solvents, insecticides, varnishes, and

other materials may be harmful if inhaled, causing severe

nausea, fainting, or poisoning.

• Use a mask or respirator when spraying when there is a

chance of inhaling vapors.

• Use protective eye wear.

Grounding Instructions

The product must be grounded. In the event of an

electrical short circuit, grounding reduces the risk of

electrical shock by providing an escape wire for the

electric current. This product is equipped with a cord

having a grounding wire with an appropriate grounding

plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet

that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with

all local codes and ordinances.

 Warning

DANGER - Improper use of the grounding plug can result

in a risk of electric shock.

If repair or replacement of the cord or plug is necessary,

do not connect the grounding wire to either flat blade

terminal. The grounding wire has green insulation, with or

without yellow stripes.

Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman if the

grounding instructions are not completely understood, or

if in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded.

Do not modify the plug provided; if it will not fit the outlet,

have the proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

This product is for use on a nominal 120 volt circuit and

has a grounding plug that looks like the plug illustrated in

Figure A. Make sure the product is connected to an outlet

having the same configuration as the plug. A temporary

adapter (Figure B) may be used to connect the plug to a

two-pole receptacle if a properly grounded outlet is not

available. The temporary adapter should only be used until

a properly grounded outlet (Figure A) can be installed by a

qualified electrician. The green colored rigid ear lug or the

like extending from the adapter must be connected to a

permanent ground such as a properly grounded outlet box

cover. Whenever the adapter is used, it must be held in

place by a metal screw.

Extension Cords

Make sure your extension cord is UL/ETL/CSA listed and

is in goodcondition. When using an extension cord, be

sure to use one heavy enough for the current - for lengths

less than 18 feet, usea No. 18 AWG. or heavier; for lengths

more than 18 feet, useNo. 16 AWG. If in doubt, use a

heavier gauge. Anundersized cord will cause a drop in line

voltage resulting in loss of power andoverheating.

Storage

Make sure unit is clean and dry before storing. Store in a

dry location. To prevent damage, the electrical cord should

not be crimped during storage.

Grounded

Outlet

Grounded

Outlet Box

Adapter

Tab and

Grounding

Screw

A B

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Quick Start Reference Guide

This is only a quick reference. Read the entire instruction manual prior to using the product.

 Read all warnings and safety instructions in the instruction manual before use.

1 2 3

NOTE: Sprayer requires lubrication before each

use to work properly. See lubrication section on

page 14.

Mix your material thoroughly. For best results

it is recommended to thin paint 5-8%. Remove

and fill container with material. Use a filter to

strain material if it is old, as it may be chunky

and clog the sprayer.

Position flex tube onto forward-most inlet port,

slide locking collar down into locked position.

Make certain flex tube is securely attached.

Attach the container filled with your material to

the sprayer and plug into outlet.

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Set flow to maximum by turning the control

knob fully counterclockwise.

Adjust the spray pattern by turning the knob

back in a clockwise direction until you have

the desired spray pattern. See page 9 for

information on proper spray pattern.

When finished spraying, unplug sprayer.

Remove container and empty contents. Rinse

container out completely.

Spray your surface, keeping the sprayer level

and 10" to 12" from surface. Use a sweeping

and overlapping motion for best overall coverage.

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Fill sprayer with cleaning solution and engage

trigger until solution comes through nozzle. See

page 12 for information on latex and oil clean up

suggestions.

Remove parts. Clean and dry according to

instructions on page 12. Lubricate sprayer

before storing with lightweight oil (included), or

use WD40

®

, 3-in-One

®

oil, or similar product.

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Items Needed for Project

Before painting, it is important to first gather the materials you will need for prep, painting and clean-up. This will

ensure that you have what you need when you need it and keep your project moving smoothly. Below is a list of

suggested items you may find helpful or necessary.

Safety Equipment

 Latex gloves

 Dust mask or respirator

 Safety glasses or goggles

 Hearing protection

Painting/Staining Items

 Sandpaper / sanding block

 Large piece of cardboard to test

spray pattern

 Drop cloths, tarps or plastic

sheeting (at least 10'x20')

 Masking tape, 1" and/or 2" roll,

duct tape

 QuickMask

®

or similar pre-taped

poly or paper to cover windows

 Stir sticks

 Empty bucket for priming sprayer

and clean-up

 Latex paint conditioner

 Paint brush for touch-ups

 Cardboard for masking

 Spray shield

Clean-Up Items

 Cleaning rags / paper towels

 Sponge

 Detergent

 Buckets for cleaning

 Mineral spirits for oil based products

Optional Items

 Drill mixer

 Hot air tool

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Preparing the Area for Your Project

Proper surface prep is the first step in ensuring a paint job will last for many years and protecting the surrounding

areas guarantees a professional looking job. Always follow the paint manufacturer’s recommendations for best

results before starting any painting project.

1 2 3

Remove everything you can from the area that

you do not want painted, including light fixtures,

mailbox, shutters, decorations, window screens,

storm doors and storm windows.

When preparing for a painting project, be sure

the weather will permit proper application

and paint adherence. Ideal conditions include

temperature above 45º and below 85º F,

humidity less than 50%, and if painting outside,

little to no wind to minimize drift. Also make sure

no inclement weather is in the near future.

Always follow the paint manufacturer’s

recommendations for surface preparation.

To avoid paint or stain overspray damage,

assess your area. Use canvas or poly drop

cloths to cover and protect surfaces like floors,

decking, shrubs or plants, grills, lawn furniture,

cars, boats and mailboxes. Make sure the drop

cloth extends at least five feet past the surface

you are painting or staining.

4 5

Use QuickMask

®

, poly sheeting or paper to

completely mask windows, doors, soffits, etc.

Calm wind <5 mph

No rain in forecast

Humidity <50%

Temperature 45º-85º

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Spraying Tips

These tips will assist in producing a professional-looking job and make clean-up easier.

2 3

When spraying deck railings or spindles, hold or

secure a piece of cardboard behind to capture

overspray.

4

When spraying a project task, like a chair,

make sure the drop cloth extends at least five

feet from the project to catch overspray.

When spraying a surface like a deck, mask the

exterior of the house and nearby landscaping.

Remember to protect anything that might be

under the deck too.

1

Use large pieces of cardboard or a spray shield

to further reduce overspray in areas where

masking is not convenient or possible.

Important

• Use appropriate breathing protection, eye protection, gloves, and

clothing.

• Do not twist or place heavy objects on electrical cord. Keep

electrical cord away from heat and sharp objects. To avoid a

tripping hazard, make sure cord is not in a heavy traffic area. Do

not use the cord if it is damaged.

• Should a low humming sound and/or irregular spray pattern occur

while spraying, immediately unplug and thoroughly clean and

lubricate the sprayer. This will prevent the motor from overheating

and causing damage to the sprayer.

• If you stop spraying for 30 minutes or longer, before continuing,

retest the spray pattern on scrap board, newspaper or cardboard. If

you are unable to adjust the spray pattern properly, the stain or paint

material may have started to dry. If this happens, clean and lubricate

the sprayer.

• The small vent hole on the top of the cylinder housing must be kept

clean. If stain or paint material should dry and clog the hole in the

cylinder housing, your sprayer will not function properly.

• If the spray pattern is still not correct, a thorough cleaning of the

spray tip, atomizer valve assembly, and pick-up tube may be

needed. To maintain correct spraying, it may be necessary to clean

the unit during the project after dispensing five to nine gallons of

paint or stain.

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Sprayer Setup

Locking

Collar

21 3

Squeeze a small amount of oil (included, or

3-in-One

®

oil or similar) into the pick-up tube

port and the return port. Plug in sprayer and

squeeze trigger 3-5 seconds to lubricate piston

with oil.

To release and remove the flex tube, slide the

locking collar up into release position.

Match the correct spray tip to the project. (See

page 10.) Check spray tip and atomizer valve

for wear before each use. Insert atomizer valve

and securely screw on spray tip.

Locking

Collar

4

Position flex tube onto forward-most inlet port,

slide locking collar down into locked position.

Make certain flex tube is securely attached.

5

Fill container with paint/stain, and thin if

needed. We recommend thinning exterior latex

paint 5-8%. About 6-10 oz per gallon.

6

Screw container to cylinder housing and plug

in sprayer.

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How to Use Sprayer

1 2

Begin spraying on a piece of scrap board, paper

or cardboard and adjust the spray pattern by

turning the knob clockwise until you find the

optimal setting. Thin material may spray better

at a lower flow setting.

Turn the flow control knob counter-clockwise to

maximum.

3

A correct spray pattern will distribute the paint

or stain evenly across the surface.

4 5

If you can not get a proper spray pattern

by adjusting the knob, you may have to

thin the paint. If still not correct, refer to

“Troubleshooting” on page 15.

Hold the sprayer 10 to 12 inches from the

surface. To avoid runs and sags in the paint/

stain, do not speed up or slow down while

moving the sprayer.

Before spraying for the first time,

practice spraying with water on

newspaper or cardboard. This will

give you the feel of the sprayer and

its features.

NOTE: Gun requires lubrication

before each use for the sprayer

to work properly. See page 14

for details on lubrication and

reassembly.

Keep the sprayer at right angles to the surface.

This means moving your entire arm back and

forth rather than just flexing your wrist.

Make sure to start your stroke before pulling

the trigger and then releasing before the end of

the stroke. Overlap each stroke with about 1/3

of the spray pattern.

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Light Heavy Light

Keep stroke even

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Using the Sprayer

Spray Tip Selection Chart

Using the proper spray tip/atomizer combination will help ensure a professional-looking job.

Type Used For Materials

Spray Tip

and Atomizer Color

0.8mm

Cone

Ceilings, Decks Premium Latex C800955 Black

0.8mm

Fan

Walls, Siding,

Decks

Premium Latex C800793 Orange

Fan Spray Pattern Cone Spray Pattern

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Locking

Collar

How to Use the 5' Suction Hose Kit

Drip Cup

Collar

Inlet Tube

1 2 3

Squeeze a small amount of oil (included, or

3-in-One

®

oil or similar) into the pick-up tube

port and the return port. Plug in sprayer and

squeeze trigger 3-5 seconds to lubricate piston

with oil.

Slide locking collar down into release position.

Remove the flex tube.

Insert straight inlet tube into the forward-most

port of the cylinder housing. Place drip cup

over inlet tube and slip into threaded housing.

Thread collar into housing over drip cup. Make

sure collar is firmly secure.

Container

Clamp

Hose

Clamp

4 5 6

Slide the 5' suction tube onto the straight pick-

up tube. Secure with clamp.

Slide the suction tube through the black

container clamp, leave 5” of tube below clamp.

Place hose clamp on the tube directly below

container clamp. This will keep the hose from

slipping through the clamp while spraying.

Immerse the suction tube into paint/stain and

secure clamp to side of container.

8

Hold the sprayer below the level of the paint.

This will speed up the priming. The paint/stain

may need additional thinning if the sprayer will

not prime.

9

Aim the sprayer at a piece of scrap board or

cardboard. Squeeze the trigger and hold until

all air is out of the system and material is

flowing freely out of the sprayer tip. Normal

priming time is one minute. If it takes longer

than two minutes, stop. The sprayer may need

to be lubricated or the material may need to be

thinned.

7

Turn the flow control knob counter-clockwise to

maximum.

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Clean-Up

1 2 3

Fill the container half full with cleaning solution

appropriate to the type of material you sprayed.

Unplug the unit. Pour the leftover material back

into the original container.

If you used the optional suction tube kit, remove

the suction tube from the material container and

submerge into a container with cleaning solution

appropriate to the type of material you sprayed.

Plug in the unit. Squeeze the trigger and spray

into a second container until the cleaning

solution coming through the sprayer is free of

material.

4 5

Unplug the unit. Remove the container and flex

tube (or suction tube kit if used), and properly

dispose of the remaining solution.

Cleaning your sprayer properly is critical to maintaining its best possible performance every time you use it. Dried

paint or stain act like glue and will cause moving parts to stick. Failure to properly clean and lubricate your sprayer

will also cause damage to the unit. Taking the time to clean and lubricate your sprayer immediately after use will

help it last longer and work correctly. If you are finished with the project or are not going to use the sprayer the rest

of the day you must follow these instructions for proper clean-up and lubrication. Never store the sprayer longer

than 30 minutes without cleaning or the paint/stain will begin to dry and cause issues with spraying at a later time.

6

With sprayer unplugged, unscrew spray tip and

remove atomizer valve.

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Clean-Up (continued)

7 8

Press quick release tabs and remove

Cylinder Housing.

Slide out cylinder housing. Remove and separate

piston and piston spring.

Vent

Hole

10 11

Make sure to completely remove all material

from the inside of the piston chamber by

scrubbing with the brush.

Use the brush to clean out the pick-up tube

port and the return port.

Be sure to clear the vent hole with a toothpick

or straightened paper clip, otherwise a vacuum

can build up in the container and cause

damage to the sprayer.

Never reassemble piston and cylinder without

lubricating first.

Remove any remaining residue from all

components with the cleaning brush and

appropriate cleaning solution.

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Lubrication and Reassembly

1 2

Lubricate piston and piston spring with oil

(included) or 3-in-One

®

oil or similar, install

spring on piston and insert into cylinder housing.

Insert cylinder housing assembly into the front of

sprayer. Press until it clicks. Make sure it

is tight.

4 5

3

Insert atomizer valve and screw on spray tip.

Turn upside down. Squeeze a small amount of

oil (included) or 3-in-One

®

oil or similar into the

pick-up tube port and the return port.

6

Unplug the sprayer and reinstall the flex tube

and container. Store the unit.

Plug in sprayer and squeeze trigger 3-5 seconds

to lubricate piston with oil and protect the

sprayer from drying or the piston from seizing.

Storage Kit Overnight/Long-Term

Lubrication and Reassembly for Next Use

1

With the pump disassembled, heavily coat the

pipe cleaner with half of the included petroleum

jelly. Insert into the cylinder, working it around to

ensure the inside is completely coated.

Leave the pipe cleaner in the cylinder and

reattach the pump to gun.

Heavily coat the metal area of the piston and

lightly coat all areas of the atomizer valve with

the remaining petroleum jelly. Place in the plastic

storage bag from the Storage Kit.

Place the bag in the container along with the

piston spring and spray nozzle, and screw

the container to the cylinder housing for safe

keeping during storage.

2 3

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Troubleshooting

PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY

1. Motor does

not run

A. No power to motor.

B. Loose electrical connection.

C. Defective motor or switch.

A. Check wall outlet and extension cord.

B. Discontinue use. Call Customer Service.

C. Call Customer Service.

2. Motor makes

muffled humming

sound

A. The volume control knob is screwed in all the way.

B. Seized piston.

C. Plugged atomizer valve or spray tip.

D. Atomizer valve assembly is not seated properly.

A. Adjust the volume control knob.

B. Remove piston and cylinder housing and clean (See pg 13,

steps 7-9) Then add petroleum oil to metal shaft of piston.

C. Clean or replace atomizer valves or spray tip. The three holes

on atomizer can be cleared with a toothpick or straightened

paperclip.

D. Replace atomizer valve.

3. Motor is running,

but sprayer will

not spray

A. Seized piston.

B. Plugged atomizer valve.

C. Atomizer valve not properly seated.

D. Stain or paint material is too thick.

E. Pick-up tube is not tight to cylinder housing.

F. Spray tip clogged.

G. Worn piston/cylinder

A. Remove piston and cylinder housing and clean (See pg 13,

steps 7-9). Then add petroleum oil to metal shaft of piston.

B. Ensure that atomizer valve is clean and free from debris.

C. Ensure that the atomizer valve is properly seated in the

cylinder housing. Also, check to make sure the atomizer

valve is inserted correctly.

D. Thin stain/paint according to manufacturer’s guidelines.

We recommend thinning 5-8%.

E. Reattach pick-up tube to cylinder housing.

F. Thoroughly clean or replace spray tip.

G. Replace piston/cylinder. Call Customer Service.

4. Stain or paint is

spitting

A. Container volume is low.

B. Improper adjustment.

C. Stain or paint material is too thick.

D. Flex tube is not tight to cylinder housing.

E. Loose spray tip.

F. Stain or paint material has impurities.

G. Worn piston/cylinder.

H. Worn atomizer valve.

I. Plugged atomizer valve.

A. Refill container.

B. Adjust volume control knob (See pg 9, steps 1-2).

C. Thin according to stain/paint manufacturer’s guidelines.

We recommend thinning 5-8%.

D. Clean and firmly insert into intake opening on pump housing

(See pg 8, step 4).

E. Tighten spray tip.

F. Pour paint/stain material through strainer.

G. Replace piston/cylinder. Call Customer Service.

H. Replace atomizer valve.

I. Clean or replace atomizer valves or spray tip. The three holes

on atomizer can be cleared with a toothpick or straightened

paperclip.

5. Excessive

overspray

(fogging)

A. Sprayer too far from surface.

B. Pressure too high.

C. Worn spray tip.

D. Stain or paint material is too thick.

A. Move sprayer closer to surface.

B. Adjust volume control knob.

C. Replace with new spray tip.

D. Thin according to manufacturer’s guidelines.

6. Uneven spray

pattern

A. Plugged atomizer valve.

B. Spray tip clogged.

C. Worn atomizer valve.

D. Worn spray tip.

A. Clean or replace atomizer valves or spray tip. The three holes

on atomizer can be cleared with a toothpick or straightened

paperclip.

B. Thoroughly clean or replace spray tip.

C. Replace with new atomizer valve.

D. Replace spray tip.

7. Material leaks into

head of cylinder

housing

A. Piston or cylinder housing scored or worn. A. Replace piston or cylinder housing. Call Customer Service.

Troubleshooting continued on next page

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PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY

8. Material dripping A. Spray tip loose.

B. When using certain paints, some dripping is unavoidable.

A. Tighten spray tip.

B. If using latex paint, add Floetrol

®

or other latex paint additive

per manufacturer’s instructions.

9. Motor overheats A. Seized piston.

B. Operating sprayer for a prolonged period of time.

C. Extension cord too long.

A. Remove piston and cylinder housing and clean (See pg 13,

steps 7-9). Then add petroleum oil to metal shaft of piston.

B. Let sprayer cool.

C. Replace with proper size. See page 3.

10. Stain or paint will

not draw up into

the sprayer

A. Sprayer not lubricated.

B. Hole between inlet and cylinder housing plugged.

C. Flex tube not in correct port.

D. Flex tube is not tight on cylinder housing.

A. Lubricate sprayer parts (See pg 14).

B. Remove debris with cleaning brush or thin, pointed object.

C. Make sure flex 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).

11. Sags and runs in

painted surface

A. Movement of arm too slow, holding sprayer too close to

work surface or applying too much paint.

A. See SPRAYING INSTRUCTIONS page 9.

Troubleshooting (continued)

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Parts List

HomeRight

1661 94th Lane N.E.

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55449-4324

Phone: 763-780-5115

1-800-264-5442

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST.

If you cannot obtain parts and

accessories at your local retail

dealer, call or write:

Item

Customer

Service

Part No. Description

1 C800793

0.8mm Fan Spray Tip

and Atomizer

2 C806022 Cylinder Housing

3 C816550 Piston Spring

4 C806079 Piston, Medium Duty

5 C817692 Piston, Heavy Duty

6 Not Available Power Head, Medium Duty

7 Not Available Power Head, Heavy Duty

8 C817691 Flex Pick-Up Tube

9 C806023 Container – 1 Quart

10 C816545 Cleaning Brush

11 C816737 Oil

12 C800847 Long Term Storage Kit

13 C800955

0.8mm Cone Spray Tip

and Atomizer

14 C806026 5ft. Suction Tube

15 C806027

Drip Cup & Collar for 5 ft

suction tube

16 C806028

Inlet Tube for 5 ft suction

tube

17 C817679

Container Clamp for 5 ft

suction tube

18 C817431 Hose Clamp

Service à la clientèle

1-800-264-5442 ou 763-780-5115,

8 h à 17 h, heure normale du Centre.

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Table des matières

Mesures de protection et avertissements 20

Guide de référence pour démarrage rapide 22

Articles requis pour le projet 23

Préparer l’aire de travail pour votre projet 24

Conseils de pulvérisation 25

Réglage du pulvérisateur 26

Comment utiliser le pulvérisateur 27

Comment utiliser le kit du tuyau d’aspirationde 5

pouces 29

Nettoyage 30

Rangement temporaire et à long terme 32

Lubrification et réassemblage 32

Dépannage et FAQ 33

Liste des pièces 35

Garantie limitée de deux ans 56 Fabriqué à Taïwan

Manuel

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Mesures de protection et avertissements

Lire et suivre toutes les mesures

de protection

Tout comme les autres outils électriques, les pulvérisateurs

sans air comprimé sont sécuritaires lorsqu’ils sont utilisés

correctement, mais peuvent être dangereux s’ils sont mal

utilisés. Il incombe à l’utilisateur de lire et de comprendre

toutes les directives, les MESURES DE PROTECTION

IMPORTANTES et les consignes de sécurité avant de faire

fonctionner ou d’utiliser l’appareil. Si ces précautions ne

sont pas prises, des blessures corporelles, des dommages

matériels, voire la mort pourraient en résulter.

Ne tentez jamais de réparer (ou de démonter) l’appareil vous-

même. Les réparations doivent être effectuées par un atelier

professionnel familier avec cet appareil ou par HomeRight

®

en lui retournant l’appareil (voir la garantie). Cet appareil ne

doit être utilisé qu’avec des pièces approuvées. L’utilisateur

assume tous les risques et les responsabilités découlant de

l’utilisation de pièces qui ne répondent pas aux spécifications

et aux dispositifs de sécurité du fabricant.

 Avertissements

• N’orientez PAS le pulvérisateur vers vous ou toute autre

personne. En cas de blessures, contactez immédiatement

un médecin.

• N’utilisez PAS le pulvérisateur sans peinture ou fluide. La

force du pulvérisateur peut blesser des personnes ou des

animaux.

• NE couvrez PAS la buse avec une quelconque partie de

votre corps. Un jet à grande vitesse peut entraîner des

blessures accidentelles.

• Nettoyez TOUJOURS le pulvérisateur après usage

et ne laissez pas la peinture sécher dans la pompe. Un

pulvérisateur sale ne fonctionnera pas lors

de la prochaine utilisation et la garantie risque

d’être annulée.

• NE pulvérisez PAS des produits texturés contenant des

fibres d’amiante.

• NE pulvérisez PAS des produits texturés contenant des

particules ou des fibres comme des peintures métallisées et

des peintures ignifuges.

• NE pulvérisez PAS de liquides inflammables.

• N’utilisez PAS le pistolet de pulvérisation à l’extérieur

lorsqu’il pleut.

• N’utilisez PAS le pulvérisateur à un niveau inférieur à un

plancher de garage ou au niveau du sol.

• NE démontez PAS le pulvérisateur sans avoir lu

les directives.

• NE laissez AUCUNE partie du corps venir en contact avec

le jet de fluide.

• UTILISEZ une rallonge à trois fils de calibre

18 au minimum.

• BRANCHEZ le cordon électrique ou la rallonge uniquement

dans une prise à trois bornes avec terre.

• MAINTENEZ le pulvérisateur hors de portée

des enfants.

• Placez TOUJOURS le pulvérisateur en position verticale (ne

le placez pas à l’envers ou sur le côté) afin d’empêcher que

le liquide pénètre dans le circuit interne et cause des chocs

électriques.

• Nettoyez et lubrifiez TOUJOURS le piston et le cylindre

lorsque le pulvérisateur a été utilisé avec de l’eau ou de la

peinture.

• Portez TOUJOURS un masque, des lunettes étanches

et des protecteurs d’oreille lorsque vous utilisez le

pulvérisateur.

• Débranchez TOUJOURS le cordon électrique afin d’éviter

toute pulvérisation accidentelle.

• Pour éviter des chocs électriques, NE plongez JAMAIS le

pistolet de pulvérisation dans de l’eau ni d’autres liquides.

 Mise en garde

1. DANGER : Les émanations de solvant ou de peinture

peuvent exploser ou s’enflammer et causer des dommages

à la propriété ou des blessures graves. Évitez toutes les

faibles sources d’inflammation, comme les étincelles

d’électricité statique et les flammes nues.

2. DANGER : Les peintures, solvants, insecticides et autres

produits similaires peuvent être dangereux s’ils sont inhalés.

Ils peuvent causer des nausées, des évanouissements et

des empoisonnements graves.

3. DANGER : Ne tenez pas le cordon électrique au niveau des

connexions pour le soutenir. Ceci peut entraîner des chocs

électriques.

Avertissement Proposition 65

La manipulation des fils électriques enrobés de ce produit

vous expose à du plomb, un matériau chimique connu dans

l’État de Californie pour causer des anomalies congénitales

et d’autres malformations de la reproduction. Lavez-vous les

mains après utilisation.

Danger : blessures par injection

Le pulvérisateur sans air pompe les produits à haute pression

et peut pénétrer la peau et les tissus sous-jacents, ce qui peut

entraîner des blessures graves, voire l’amputation.

Ne traitez pas les blessures par injection comme de simples

coupures. Les blessures par injection peuvent entraîner

l’amputation d’un membre. Consultez immédiatement un

médecin.

• Ne mettez jamais les mains devant le pulvérisateur. Les

gants ne peuvent prévenir les blessures

par injection.

• Ne laissez jamais le pulvérisateur sans surveillance.

• Ne laissez jamais le pulvérisateur branché durant

le nettoyage.

• N’enlevez jamais la protection de la buse lors

de la pulvérisation.

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