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To prevent dried paint from blocking the unit,
unclip the filter strainer and outlet valve
assembly. Then remove the filter strainer and
outlet valve by first rotating them
approximately 45 degrees anti-clockwise and
then pulling.
The filter houses a small ball which is held in
position by a plastic bridge. To access the ball
remove the bridge by using a pair of long nose
pliers, tweezers or similar tool for pulling. After
removing the bridge the ball can now be
tapped out for cleaning. Be careful not to loose
the ball. A spare ball is supplied in the spares
pack.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
SYMPTOM REMEDY
Motor does not run: Check the batteries are the right way round.
Check the batteries are not flat.
No paint is being fed to the roller: Check that there is sufficient paint in the paint container.
(The container can appear to be full from the outsid
when it is actually empty)
Check that there are no kinks or blockages in the
delivery tube or roller.
Check that the unit has been thoroughly cleaned after
last use.
Check that the filter is not blocked with particles of dried
paint or dirt.
Check that the filter and outlet valve are fitted.
Check that the suction ball is fitted in the top of the filter.
Check that the suction ball and outlet valve are not
blocked with dried paint.
Check that the paint has been stirred thoroughly and is
not too thick.
Check that the unit is set to high speed. It can help to
pump a small amount of water through the pump and
delivery tube (not the roller, which should be damp) to
speed up paint flow.
Unit will not run on High speed: Check that the batteries are correctly installed.
Check that the batteries are not corroded or damaged.
Check that the batteries are not flat.
SPARES
A spares pack is supplied consisting of:
1 x PR28 Assembly outlet valve
1 x PR33 Suction ball
2 x PR40 Foam seal
If you need to replace a part, please refer to
parts explosion diagram for fitting. If you
require assistance or further spare parts
please ring our helpline No. 01483 454666
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