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Reinstall Intake Hose

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How To Fix An Airless Sprayer That Is Not Priming.

What happens here

Once any debris has been removed, slide the intake hose back up into the lower fluid section. Push it firmly until it seats correctly. Then, re-engage the retention spring to secure the hose in place. The presenter notes that re-installing the spring can be challenging if it's broken, so it might be worthwhile to order a new retention spring if yours is damaged.

Goal: Securely reattach the intake hose.

Tools and materials

  • Airless Sprayer TitanThe equipment being serviced
  • Intake HoseThe fluid hose that was removed
  • Retention SpringSecuring the intake hose

What they say

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ball looks like here closely. We'll get a close-up view with our camera. So, we're looking inside our lower fluid section, and you can actually see that ball inside there. And that ball has got to be able to move up and down and be able to allow paint to go flow through or not flow through, whether it's priming or in the paint mode. Got to make sure there's nothing causing that ball to seat improperly. Now, just to replace our fluid hose, we're just going to stick our fluid hose back up inside there. We're just going to press it all the way up inside. And then got our springs in the way here. It's going to push up inside there and it'll go up inside just about an eighth of an inch. And you're going to see a ring inside there that your retention spring falls into. Going to squeeze that retention spring. Place that back inside there. With this retention spring broken, it's a little bit harder to reinstall, but got it in there. Need to order myself a new retention spring. That way, I don't have to use a pair of needlenose pliers to remove it. So, typically you

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