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Disassemble the Front End (Fluid Side)

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DIY Cleaning & repacking a Airless spray gun. Airless Spray Gun Repairs. Titan Wagner Sprayer.

What happens here

To begin disassembly of the fluid side of the gun, first, squeeze and hold the trigger. This retracts the needle, preventing it from being scored during removal. Using a 5/8 inch box wrench, unscrew the front end of the gun. Continue holding the trigger while unscrewing. After removing the front end, release the trigger.

Goal: Remove the front fluid section of the paint gun safely.

Tools and materials

  • 5/8 inch Box Wrench — Loosening and tightening the fluid section components
  • Graco Contractor Paint Gun Graco — The main item being disassembled

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task, you're going to want to take squeeze the trigger on this gun. You're going to take your 5/8 inch run wrench and you got to squeeze this trigger. If you don't squeeze this trigger, the needle seats on the end of the gun on the inside here and you're actually going to start turning this and you can actually score the needle and actually and then when you take and put the gun all back together again, you could get paint that actually leaks out of the end of the gun. So, you want to make sure you hold the trigger down. You're going to take your 5/8 inch wrench, just unscrew both ends of the gun. And I just keep holding the trigger down. It's vitally important to hold it down when you're doing the fluid side section of the gun. We're just going to unscrew that. And out the end of the gun comes off. Then you can release the trigger.

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