Prime the High-Pressure Hose and Spray Gun

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Operating an airless sprayer. How To Use A Titan Paint Sprayer. Painting tips.

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With the main sprayer unit now fully primed, you need to purge air from the high-pressure hose and the spray gun. First, move the prime switch on the sprayer from the 'prime' to the 'spray' position. Next, direct the spray gun (still without a tip attached for safety, as demonstrated) into the waste bucket or paint bucket. Engage the spray gun's trigger and allow the paint to flow through the hose and out of the gun. Continue holding the trigger until you see a steady, consistent stream of paint that is free of any air bubbles. This confirms that the entire system, including the hose and spray gun, has been completely purged of air and is ready to operate effectively.

Goal: Remove all air from the high-pressure hose and the spray gun.

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Airless Sprayer Unspecified — The unit controlling paint flow
High-Pressure Hose Unspecified — Transporting paint from the sprayer to the gun
Spray Gun Unspecified — Directing paint, and containing the high-pressure hose connection
Waste Bucket Unspecified — Collecting purged paint

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machine itself. Now, your hose itself has still got air or water in it. Now, you can continue to run your hose until you actually start to see paint flow out of it. And you'll continue to run it. There's no more air bubbles until complete completely running. Once you release the trigger, it actually start stop pumping and it's

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