Homeright Pro 5.0, Pro 5.5 Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY,
USER MUST READ INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY.
KEEP CHILDREN AWAY FROM WORK AREA.
Customer Service
1-800-264-5442 or 763-780-5115,
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Français (page 19)
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Contents
Important Safeguards 2
Fast Start Quick Reference Guide 4
Items Needed for Project 5
Preparing Area for Painting 6
Spraying Tips 7
Sprayer Setup 8
How To Use 9
Suction Tube 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
Made in Taiwan
Pro 5.0 & 5.5
Airless Paint Sprayer
©2011 HomeRight All rights reserved. C820425 Rev. D 8/11
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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 injuries to
people and animals.
• DO NOT cover the nozzle with any part of your
body. High velocity jet can cause accidental
injuries.
• DO NOT leave your sprayer unclean or allow
paint to dry in the pump. An unclean sprayer
will not work next time you attempt to use it
and you 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 directions.
• 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.
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Safeguards and Warnings
• 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.
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 (illustrated at right).
Make sure the product is connected to an outlet
having the same configuration as the plug. A
temporary adapter, which looks like the adapter
illustrated in Figures B and C, may be used to
connect the plug to a two-pole receptacle as
shown in Figure B 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
Use only a three-pronged extension cord that
has a three-blade grounding plug and a threeslot receptacle that will accept the plug on the
product. 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
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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.
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NOTE: Sprayer requires lubrication before each
use to work properly. See lubrication section on
page 14 for details.
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.
Tightly attach pick-up tube to the forwardmost port of the cylinder housing. 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 spray pattern you want. 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
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, 3-in-One® oil, or similar product.
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Preparing to Paint
Before painting, it is important to first gather the materials you will need for prep, painting and
clean-up. This will insure 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
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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, 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.
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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.
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When spraying deck railings or spindles, hold or
secure a piece of cardboard behind to capture
the overspray.
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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.
Don’t forget to protect anything that might be
under the deck too.
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Use large pieces of cardboard or a spray shield
to further reduce overspray in areas where
masking is not convenient or possible.
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Sprayer Setup
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Squeeze a small amount of oil (included,
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.
Remove container and pick-up tube.Use the correct spray tip for the material being
sprayed. (See page 10.) Check spray tip and
atomized valve for wear before each use. Insert
atomizer valve and securely screw on spray tip.
Insert pick-up tube into cylinder housing.
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Fill container with paint/stain, and thin if
needed. We recommend thinning exterior latex
paint 5-8%. About 6-10 oz per gallon.
Screw container to cylinder housing and plug
in sprayer.
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Attach flexible extension between cylinder
housing and spray tip. The flexible extension
uses its own atomizer valve as well as the
longer atomizer valve. Flexible extension is not
necessary when using suction tube.
Bend the flexible extension as required for
the project. Use the suction tube to paint at
any angle, straight up or straight down, great
for floors and ceilings. See page 11 for more
information.
Using the Optional
Flexible Extension
The flexible extension can be
bent at any angle to make
spraying hard to reach areas
easier to spray. Using the
flexible extension will prevent
tilting the sprayer.
When using the flexible
extension, two atomizer
valves must be used. The
longer atomizer valve must be
between the cylinder housing
and flexible extension, and the
shorter atomizer valve must be
between the flexible extension
and spray tip.
Short
Atomizer
Long
Atomizer
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Using the 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.
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A correct spray pattern will distribute the paint
or stain evenly across the surface.
10"-12"
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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 all
its features.
NOTE: Gun requires lubrication
before each use for the sprayer
to work properly. See page 14
for details on lubrication and
reassembly.
HeavyLight Light
Keep stroke even
Correct Incorrect
Keep the gun level and perpendicular to the
wall. Tilting the sprayer is not recommended,
unless using the suction tube.
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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Using the Sprayer
Important
• Use appropriate breathing protection, eye protection, gloves, and clothing.
• Do not twist electrical cord. Do not 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 the 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.
Spray Tip Selection Chart
Using the proper spray tip/atomizer combination will help ensure a professional-looking job.
Spray Tip Atomizer
Size Duty Materials
Customer
Service
Part No.
Retail
Part No. Color
Customer
Service
Part No.
Retail
Part No.
0.6mm Medium Duty
Stains and Sealers,
Thinned Latex, Oil
Based Paints
C816694 C800790 Black C816713 C800786
0.8mm Heavy Duty Cone Premium Latex C816697 C800791 Black C816713 C800786
0.8mm Heavy Duty Fan Premium Latex C817036 C800792 Orange C817075 C800787
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Suction Tube Kit (optional)
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Squeeze a small amount of oil (included,
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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.
Remove container and pick-up tube. Push the suction tube onto the intake and
return ports of the cylinder housing. Clamp
suction tube to longer pick-up tube port.
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Push the pick-up tube into the hose that is
attached to the longer cylinder housing port.
If suction tube has curl memory, run the suction
tube under warm water to uncurl and release
memory.
Slide the suction tube through the container
clamp. Immerse the suction tube into paint or
stain and secure clamp to side of container.
Install pick up tube once suction tube and pick
up tube are secured in clamp.
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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.
8
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.
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The suction tube allows you to spray at any
angle, straight up or straight down, great for
floors and ceilings.
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Turn the flow control knob counter-clockwise to
maximum.
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Clean-Up
1 2 3
Fill the container half full of the cleaning
solution appropriate to the type of material you
sprayed.
Unplug the unit. Pour the left over 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 of the 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.
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Unplug the unit. Remove the container and
strainer 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 stains 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.
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With sprayer unplugged, unscrew spray tip and
remove atomizer valve.
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Clean-Up (continued)
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Unscrew cylinder locking knob and remove. Slide out cylinder housing. Remove and separate
piston and piston spring.
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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 or 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 the
components with the cleaning brush and
the appropriate cleaning solution.
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Lubrication and Reassembly
1 2
Lubricate piston and piston spring with oil
(included), 3-in-One
®
oil, or similar, install spring
on piston and insert into cylinder housing.
Insert cylinder housing assembly into the front of
sprayer. Insert cylinder locking knob and tighten.
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Insert atomizer valve and screw on spray tip.
Turn upside down. Squeeze a small amount of
oil (included), 3-in-One
®
oil, or similar into the
pick-up tube port and the return port.
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Unplug the sprayer and reinstall the pick-up
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 and the piston from seizing.
Storage Kit Over-Night/Long-Term
Lubrication and Reassembly for Next Use
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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.
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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 7-8) Then add petroleum oil to metal shaft of piston.
C. Replace atomizer valve and clean holes in spray tip.
D. Replace atomizer valve.
3. Motor is running,
but sprayer will not
spray
A. Seized piston.
B. Atomizer valve plugged.
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.
A. Remove piston and cylinder housing and clean. (See pg 13,
steps 7-8) 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 requirements.
We recommend thinning 5-8%.
E. Reattach pick-up tube to cylinder housing.
F. Thoroughly clean or replace spray tip.
G. Replace piston. 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. Pick-up 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 atomized valve/
A. Refill container.
B. Adjust volume control knob. (See pg 9, steps 1-2)
C. Thin according to stain/paint manufacturer’s requirements.
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. Call Customer Service.
H. Replace with new atomizer valve.
I. Clean and clear debris from three holes in atomizer valve.
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 requirements.
6. Uneven spray
pattern
A. One or more holes in the atomizer valve are clogged.
B. Partial blockage in spray tip.
C. Worn atomizer valve.
D. Worn spray tip.
A. Clean three holes in atomizer valve.
B. Clean spray tip.
C. Replace with new atomizer valve.
D. Replace spray tip.
Troubleshooting continued on next page
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PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
7. Material leaks into
head of cylinder
housing
A. Operating sprayer with an upward or downward tilt.
B. Piston or cylinder housing scored or worn.
A. Keep sprayer level. (See pg 9, step 6)
B. Replace piston or cylinder housing. Call Customer Service.
8. Material dripping A. Spray tip loose.
B. Operating sprayer at more than a 40° angle.
C. When using certain paints, some dripping is
unavoidable.
A. Tighten spray tip.
B. Keep sprayer upright and level. (See pg 9, step 6)
C. 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 7-8) 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. Suction tube not in correct port.
D. Suction tube is not tight on cylinder housing.
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)
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.
Retail
Part No. Description
1 — — Spray Tip (See Chart Page 10)
2 — — Atomizer Valve (See Chart Page 10)
3 C816698 — Cylinder Housing
4 C816550 — Piston Spring
5 C816551 — Piston
6 Call Cust. Serv. — Volume Control Knob
7 C816552 — Pick-Up Tube
8 C816553 — Container - 1qt.
9 Call Cust. Serv. — Cord
10 Call Cust. Serv. — Switch
11 C816695 — Cylinder Locking Knob
12 C816557 C800801 Optional Flexible Extension
13 C816545 — Cleaning Brush
14 C816737 — Petroleum Oil
15 C817266 — Optional HomeRight Sprayer Bag
16 C817173 — Optional HomeRight Plastic Case
17 C816558 C800794 Suction Tube and Clamp
— C806037 — Powerhead (Complete Unit)
— C800847 — Long Term Storage Kit
— C817432 — Optional Foam Ear Plugs
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7
8
16
15
14
13
12
17
9
2
3
4
5
11
10
6
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