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Like cars, airless paint sprayers require regular maintenance to keep them running well, reliable and long lasting. Keeping sprayers clean is an important first step. Below we have shown examples of what can happen if you have misused or abused your airless sprayer. Simple maintenance and cleaning steps can not only prevent your parts from looking like the ones below, but can also prevent costly repair bills. Also see:
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Neglected Spray Gun Filter Airless sprayer filter

Piston rod as the result of dry stroking

Oh, there is a filter in the gun? Really, there is a filter in the sprayer too? Example of a rod dry stroking. Can be from not using TSL and bad packings


 

Broken Hose Clamped Together Broken Paint Sprayer Cylinder Dirty Sprayer Manifold Filter
I have repaired my airless hose but the clamps don't hold very long. Shouldn't cylinder be completely round? Another beautiful manifold filter.


 

Airless Sprayer Power Cord Manifold filter covered in dry paint Graco Piston Rod
What do you mean the extension cord may be too long and the wrong gauge? it's alternating current! You could run it across town if you wanted too! You shouldn't leave paint in the sprayer huh? Throat Seal Liquid? What's that? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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