Final Purging (if necessary) and Setup for Spraying
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Using An Airless Paint Sprayer. Paint Sprayer Instructions. How to use a Titan Sprayer.
What happens here
After the initial flush and paint draw, if the sprayer continuously cycles or fails to build pressure, it indicates a persistent air bubble. In this case, ensure the prime/spray valve is in the 'prime' position and continue purging through the prime tube into the empty bucket until no air bubbles are visible in the paint stream. Once completely purged, switch the prime/spray valve to the 'spray' position (up for this model). Adjust the pressure control knob to your desired spraying pressure and finally, attach the spray tip and guard to the spray gun. The sprayer is now fully ready for paint application.
Goal: Ensure the system is completely air-free and prepare the spray gun for painting.
Tools and materials
- Empty Bucket — To collect purged liquid
- Pressure Control Knob Titan — To set the desired spraying pressure
- Prime Tube Titan — For any final purging if needed
- Prime/Spray Valve Titan — To switch to 'spray' mode
- Spray Gun Titan — The tool used to apply paint
- Spray Tip — To create the desired spray pattern
- Tip Guard — To protect the spray tip and prevent accidental contact with the high-pressure spray
- Titan 440 Impact Airless Sprayer Titan — The main piece of equipment
- Paint — The material to be sprayed
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