AGXV-540, AGXV-541, AGXV-542 & AGXV-543
AUTOMATIC SPRAY GUNS OPERATION MANUAL
Important：Read and follow all instructions and SAFETY PRECAUTIONS before using this equipment.
Retain for future reference.

U.S. Patent No. 5,364,033

DESCRIPTION
The AGXV high volume, low pressure spray gun (spray pistol) is used on automatic and semi-automatic machines where mass
production spraying is necessary, or hand spraying is not accurate enough. Models and application information follows. All
models are designed to provide maximum transfer efficiency by limiting air cap pressure to 10 psi (0.7 bar) (in the U.S., thiscomplies with rules issued by SCAQMD and other air quality authorities). Air cap pressure can be measured with an optional
air cap test kit. See "ACCESSORIES" on Page 13.
Chart 1 MODELS
Model No.
(Available Tip Sizes)
AGXV-540 (E, FF, FX)
AGXV-541 (D, E, FF, FX)
AGXV-542 (FF, FX)
AGXV-543 (FF, FX)

Typical Applications
Most common finishing materials
including some waterborne andchlorinated.
High solids (low VOC's) coatings which
are difficult to atomize with HVLP, orhigh flow rates.
Waterbornes and other corrosive
materials (below 7pH)
Same as AGXV- 541 except for morecorrosive materials (below 7pH)

Chart 2 AIR CAPS – PATTERNS – APPLICATION
Air Cap No.
Complete Air Cap No.
33A

JGHV-101-33A

46MP

JGHV-101-46MP

83MP

JGHV-101-83MP

33A

Fluid Tip/Needle
Construction
400 Gr. S/S
303 Gr. S/S

46MP or 83MP

400 Gr. S/S
303 Gr. S/S

HVLP Air Cap Used

33A
46MP

303 Gr. S/S,
Poly.
303 Gr. S/S,
Poly.

*Typical Pattern Size and Shape
Typical Application
9" (229 mm) long, tapered ends, similar Most common finishing
to 30 air cap.
materials, up to 12 oz./min. (360cc)
11" (280 mm) long, straight sided,
Low VOC materials, 12 to 16
similar to 704 air cap.
oz./min. (360 to 480 cc)
13" (330 mm) long, straight sided
Low VOC materials, 17 oz./min.
similar to 765 air cap.
(510 cc) and above.

* Actual pattern length dependent upon fluid tip (nozzle) ID, coating material flow rate, air pressure and fan pressure.
Most finishing materials can be atomized with the 33A air cap. The 33A cap should be used where possible as it consumes
less air volume (CFM) and has slightly better transfer efficiency than the 46 MP or 83MP air caps. However, more difficult to
atomize materials (i.e. low VOC's) or high flow applications over 12 oz./min. (360 cc/ min.), are ideal for the 46 MP maximum
performer air cap, fluid tip and baffle combination. Also available is the 83MP (maximum performer) for even higher flows 17
oz./min. (510 cc/min.) and above and higher viscosities. Refer to the air cap chart for more information.
Note
This gun may be used with chlorinated solvents. Aluminum is not used in fluid passages. If using chlorinatedsolvents, make sure all other fluid handling components are also compatible.
A list of materials used in the construction of this equipment is available upon request.

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SPECIFICATIONS
P1 – Maximum Inlet Pressure

0.69MPa (100 psi)

P2 – Maximum Fluid Pressure

0.69MPa (100 psi)

P3 – Cylinder Air Pressure

Min. 0.35MPa (*50 psi)
Max. 0.69MPa (100 psi)

Weightwithout mounting stud 738g
with mounting stud 865g

Mounting Stud Diameter

3/4" (19 mm)

Wetted Parts

300 and 400 S/S, PTFE, Poly.
(See Chart 2 for tip/needle information)

Hose Connections- Fluid Inlet 3/8" NPS(M)- Cylinder Air 1/4" NPS(M)- Atomization Air 1/4" NPS(M)Note
For HVLP operation (max. 10 psi, - 0.7 bar cap pressure), do not exceed the air inlet pressure given below.
MPa (psi)

Cap No.

0.39(57)

83MP

0.35(50)46MP

0.31(45)

33A* For installations where 0.35MPa (50psi) cylinder air is not available, the inner (red) piston spring can be removed which
lowers the minimum cylinder air to approximately 0.26MPa (37psi). Refer to "OPERATION", Pg. 4

FLUID TIP (NOZZLE) ORIFICE SIZES
Inch

mm

D

0.086"

2.2

E

0.070"

1.8

FF

0.055"

1.4

FX

0.042"

1.1

G

0.028"

0.7

PROP 65 WARNINGWARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause
cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONSThis manual contains important information that ALL users should know and understand BEFORE using this equipment. This
information relates to USER SAFETY and PREVENTING EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS.
To help you recognize this information, we use the following terms to draw your attention to certain equipment labels andportions of this manual. Pay special attention to any label or information that is highlighted by one of these terms:
WARNING

Important information to alert you to a situation that might cause serious injury or loss of life if
instructions are not followed.

CAUTION

Important information that tells how to prevent damage to equipment.

NOTE

Information that you should pay special attention to.

WARNING
The following hazards may occur during the normal use of this equipment. Please read the following chart.
HAZARDCAUSESAFEGUARDS

Fire

Solvents and coatings can be highly 1. Adequate exhaust must be provided to keep
flammable or combustible, especiallythe air free of accumulations of flammablewhen sprayed.
vapors.
2. Smoking must never be allowed in the sprayarea.
3. Fire extinguishing equipment must bepresent in the spray area.
4. Static discharges must be prevented. Ground(earth) all conductive objects in the sprayarea, such as a cleaning solvent bucket, fire
extinguisher, etc.
5. When using solvents for cleaning:• Those used for equipment flushing musthave a flash point equal to or greater thanthat of the coating.
• Those used for general cleaning musthave flash points above 100°F (37.8°C).

Inhaling Toxic Substances

Certain materials may be harmful if
inhaled or if there is contact with theskin.

1. Follow the requirements of the Material
Safety Data Sheet supplied by coating
material manufacturer.
2. Adequate exhaust must be provided to keep
the air free of accumulations of toxic
materials.
3. Use a mask or respirator whenever there is achance of inhaling sprayed materials. The
mask must be compatible with the material
being sprayed and its concentration.
Equipment must be as prescribed by anindustrial hygienist or safety expert, and be
NIOSH approved.

Explosion Hazard –Incompatible Materials

Halogenated hydrocarbon Solventsfor example:
methylene chloride and1,1,1,-Trichloroethane are notchemically compatible with thealuminum that might be used inmany system components. The
chemical reaction caused by thesesolvents reacting with aluminum canbecome violent and lead to an
equipment explosion.

The AGXV spray gun can be used with thesesolvents.
However, aluminum is widely used in otherspray application equipment – such as material
pumps, cups, regulators, valves, etc. Check allother equipment items before use of thesesolvents. Read the label or data sheet for thematerial you intend to spray. If in doubt as towhere or not a coating or cleaning material iscompatible, contact your material supplier.

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HAZARDCAUSE

SAFEGUARDS

General Safety

Improper operation or maintenancemay create a hazard.

Operators should be given adequate training inthe safe use and maintenance of the equipment(in accordance with the requirements of
NFPA-33, Chapter 15 in U.S.). Users mustcomply with all local and national codes ofpractice and insurance company requirements
governing ventilation, fire precautions, operation,
maintenance and housekeeping (in the U.S.,
these are OSHA Sections 1910.94 and1910.107 and NFPA-33).

Noise Levels – Ear Injury

A continuous A-weighted soundpressure level of this spray gun(spray pistol) may exceed 85 dB(A)depending on the air cap/ fluid head
setup being used.
Sound levels are measured using animpulse sound level meter andanalyzer, when the gun is being used
in a normal spraying application.

Always wear ear protection when using the gun.
Details of actual noise levels produced by thevarious air cap / fluid head setups are available
upon request.

Spraying solvent

During cleaning and flushing,solvents can be forcefully expelledfrom fluid and air passages.
Some solvents can cause eye injury.

Wear eye protection.

Misuse:• All spray guns project particles at high velocity and must never be aimed t any part of body.
• Never exceed the recommended safe working pressure for any of the equipment used.
• The fitting of non-recommended or non-original accessories or spare parts may create hazardous conditions.
• Before dismantling the equipment for cleaning or maintenance, all pressures, air and material, must be isolated andreleased.
The disposal of waste materials must be carried out in an approved manner. Burning may generate toxic fumes. The
removal or waste solvents and coating materials should be carried out by an authorized local waste disposal service.

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FIGURE 1 DIMENSIONSINSTALLATION
Mount the gun with the stud (13) or on a 5/16" dia. rod tightening adequately with the 1/4-28 X 1/4" set screws (Ref. No. 24).
See "ACCESSORIES" for mounting clamps.
Note
If replacing the atomization air connection (15) with an elbow type connection, be aware of a possible air flow (CFM) limitation.
A 1/4" (6.4 mm) I.D. 90° elbow will only pass 20 CFM @ 0.28MPa (40 psi) (566/min 2.7 bar). Some air caps require more than
20 CFM (566/min). Spray performance could be affected.
Figure 2. TYPICAL INSTALLATION
Trigger/
Cylinder Air

Atomization Air

HFRL-511
Filter-Regulator

Fluid
Atomization Air

Reciculating Port

Automatic Valve

Trigger/
Cylinder Air

3 Way Hand Valve

Skip Spray Valve

Attach trigger/cylinder air hose and atomization
air hose to connections as indicated bymarkings on gun body. The air supply should be
filtered and regulated. Attach material hose to
fluid inlet on the body. Fluid can be recirculated
by installing a fluid fitting (AGX-415) (orderseparately) at recirculating port. See Caution
below.

CAUTION
The fluid inlet and recirculating ports have a tapered seating surface intended for use with the AGX-415 fitting. Do notsubstitute other fittings as fluid leakage will occur.
Note
If replacing the atomization air connection (15) with an elbow type connection, be aware of a possible air flow (CFM)
limitation. A 1/4" I.D. 90° elbow will only pass 20 CFM @ 0.28MPa. Some air caps require more than 20 CFM. Sprayperformance could be affected.

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OPERATION
1. Mix, prepare and strain material to be sprayed according to paint manufacturer’s instructions. Use a lint free mesh to strainmaterial.
2. Turn on cylinder air at source of supply. Supply air should be a minimum of 0.35MPa (3.5 bar). For consistant operation thepressure should be regulated. If 0.35MPa cylinder air pressure is not available, the red inner spring (31) can be removed.
This allows a minimum cylinder pressure of approximately 0.26MPa.
Note
If red inner spring (31) is removed, atomization pressure should not exceed 0.48MPa (will result in gun not
shutting off).
3. Turn needle adjustment knob (25) counterclockwise several turns. With the cylinder air on, turn the adjustment knob (25)clockwise until it contacts piston (19) (for maximum fluid flow). Back knob out 1/2 turn.
Note
Due to close part tolerances, actuate gun on and off 7 or 8 times to "break-in" the packings. Do this with material
supply off.
4. Adjust atomization air pressure to 0.35MPa (3.5 bar) or less. Always attempt to keep pressure as low as possible tominimize overspray. The fluid pressure should be between 0.07MPa to 0.1MPa (0.7 to 1.0 bar).
5. Open hand valve and/or trip automatic valve if installed in system and observe spray pattern. Adjust air and fluid pressures
until desired pattern is obtained. Control fluid pressure at source of supply. If desired regulation is not practical at this point,
restrict flow by turning adjustment knob (25) clockwise.
Back Pressure – 46MP and 83MP "Maximum Performer"
Due to the unique cone shape of the MP fluid tips (nozzle), a slight back pressure is created against the fluid column. This
will reduce the amount of fluid output. To compensate, increase the fluid regulator pressure slightly if necessary. With
0.07MPa (0.7 bar) cap pressure, back pressures are approximately 0.02MPa (0.24 bar) with the 46MP and 0.01MPa (0.14bar) with the 83MP.
6. The width of the spray pattern is controlled by the adjusting valve (23) marked “FAN” . With the “FAN” valve screwed fully
clockwise, the spreader air will be closed off causing a round pattern. By gradually opening this valve, the pattern changes
to a fan spray. The width is determined by the amount the valve is opened. Atomization air is adjusted by regulating the
supply air to the gun.
Adjustments to fan may be controlled remotely by using the optional KK-4955 fan control adapter to replace the AGG-403
control valve (23). A separate solenoid valve is required to control on/off function. See Figure 2A.
7. Close the automatic valves and begin operation.
Figure 2A. AIR CIRCUIT EXAMPLE WITH OPTIONAL KK-4955 REMOTE FAN CONTROL

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CHART 3 FLUID TIPS (NOZZLE) AND NEEDLES
Tip Size
E
FF
FX
G
FF
FX
D
E

In
.070"
.055"
.042"
.028"
.055"
.042"
.086"
.070"

Tip No.
400 Gr. Stainless Steel Tip/303 Stainless Steel Needle
mm
1.8
AV-2115-E
1.4
AV-2115-FF
1.1
AV-2115-FX
0.8
AV-2115-G
1.4
AV-2120-FF
1.1
AV-2120-FX
2.2
AV-2120-D**
1.8
AV-2120-E**

Needle No.
AGX-402-E
AGX-402-FF
AGX-402-FX
AGX-402-G
AGX-402-FF
AGX-402-FX
AGX-402-D
AGX-402-E* For use with 46MP air cap.
** For use with 83MP air cap.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCEWARNING
Risk of Injury. Equipment and fluid may be under pressure.
Pressure in the system must be relieved before beginning the cleaning procedure and before replacing any parts.
Follow the procedures in the service literature provided with the system.

CLEANING
1. Relieve air pressure from pressure tank. Carefully follow instructions in the service bulletin sent with tank.
2. Replace material in container with a suitable solvent.
3. Re-pressurize system.
4. Trigger the gun and repeat the procedure until the gun and hose are thoroughly clean (solvent is clean when it looks thesame as when you first opened solvent container). A SolventSaver™ type hose and gun cleaner which supplies a mixtureof air and solvent can be used to most effectiverly clean the gun and hose internal passages. See "Accessories" on page
13. Wipe the exterior of the gun with a solvent dampened cloth.
5. If a recirculating system is used, it may be necessary to fit a shut off valve in the return line to ensure the fluid tip andforward portion of the sprayhead passage are properly cleaned when flushed with solvent.
CAUTION
Do not totally submerge the gun in solvent. It is possible to wash solids into the air operating sections of the gun
which could damage piston "O" ring seals.
CAUTION
The air cap can be immersed in solvent for cleaning. If the orifices are clogged, use a broom straw or toothpick toremove the obstruction. Never use a steel wire or hard instrument. This will damage the air cap and result in a
distorted spray pattern.

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REPLACEMENTPARTS REPLACEMENT
Adjustable Wrench or "C" Spanner
1/2" Box Wrench or 1/2" Socket Spanner (Ref. 3)
9/16" Open Wrench (Ref. 9) or 9/16" spannerLong Neck Pliers (19) or long nose grips
Hex Wrench 1/8" for (Ref. 24)
Hex Wrench 3/16" for (Ref. 7)
Torque wrench (in.-lbs. and ft.-lbs.)
1/2" and 9/16" sockets
Fluid needle (28) , Tip (3) and Needle Packings (11)
1. Relieve all air and fluid pressure in the system.
2. Remove retaining ring (1) & air cap (2).
3. Remove fluid tip (3).
CAUTION
To avoid serious gun damage, do not remove the fluid tip (nozzle) (3) from the spray gun (spray piston) when thefluid inlet adapter (6 or 9) is removed. Doing so may allow the stainless steel insert to break free from thealuminum body, which is non-repairable.
4. It is recommended that both the fluid tip (nozzle) (3) and the needle (28) be replaced at the same time. The needle
packings (11) should also be replaced when replacing the needle.
5. Remove adjusting knob (25).
6. Remove needle (28) with pliers.
7. Loosen four screws (7) and remove sprayhead (8).
8. With the sprayhead (8) removed, the packings (11) can be easily removed and replaced.
9. Slide onto the new needle (28), in this order, 1 packing (11), spring (12) and 1 packing (11). Be sure to orient the packings
as shown (Figure 4).
10. Assemble sprayhead (8) with retaining screws (7).
11. Tighten screws (7) with a 3/16 hexagon key 30-40 in. lbs. (3.4 - 4.5 N-m) until the body is flush with sprayhead assembly.
12. Reassemble in reverse order.
Piston (19) , O-Rings (17 & 18) and Air Packing (20)
1. Remove the piston housing (29) by removing rear retaining screws (7).
2. Remove fluid needle (28).
3. Remove springs (30, 31 & 27) and piston (19). Care must be taken when removing the piston (19). Use a locking longnose pliers to extract the piston by clamping on the inner ring on the back of the piston.
4. Remove the air packing (20), "O" rings (17 & 18).
5. Wipe clean the bore of the cylinder. Replace the piston "O" rings (17 & 18) and lightly lubricate with clean petroleum jelly.
See "LUBRICATION" section which follows.
6. To replace air packing (20) (inside of the piston), slide packing (20) over the needle (28) with the lead-in chamfer towards
the fluid tip (nozzle) end of the needle. Insert the needle into the piston (19). Hold the piston in your hand so that the tip
end of the needle is protruding downward (protect the needle from damage). Lightly tap the blunt end of the needle todrive the packing down into the piston. The needle will stop inside the piston at a shoulder.
7. Fit complete assembly into gun.
8. Lubricate the outside of springs (31) and (27) (see "LUBRICATION" section), then re-install springs and piston housing(29) and tighten down and torque mounting screws (7) 30-40 in. lbs. (3.4 to 4.5 N-m).
9. Lubricate the adjustment knob threads (25) after cleaning with •SSL-10 Gun Lube. Loosen the locking nut (26) before
screwing the adjustment knob in.
Material Safety Data Sheet available from DeVilbiss upon request.

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Plug (6) or Fluid Insert (9)WARNING
Halogenated Hydrocarbon solvents can chemically react with aluminum. A risk of explosion or severe corrosion will
occur. The following assembly step must be carefully performed.
If replacing AGX-415 inlet fitting, or if it should loosen, follow the assembly procedures below, and refer to Figure 3.
1. If installing a used fitting, clean paint and thread sealant from the fitting threads and gun body.
2. Screw the jam nut all the way onto the fitting. Then apply a medium strength thread sealant (i.e. Loctite 242 blue, or
equal) to the first few threads of the fitting.
3. Install the AGX-415 fitting into the spray gun and tighten to a maximum of 12 ft. lbs. (16.3 N-m) torque. (Do not
overtighten, damage may occur.)
4. Tighten the jam nut to 16 ft. lbs. (21.7 N-m) torque using a thin 9/16" open end wrench.
5. Use two adjustable wrenches when removing a hose connection from AGX-415 to prevent the inlet fitting from loosening.
Figure 3

LUBRICATION
The piston O-rings (17 and 18) must be lubricated when the piston (19) is removed. Lightly lubricate with clean petroleum jelly.
Do not use silicone-based lubricants. Petroleum jelly is effective as a lubricant up to approximately 110°F (43°C). Above
110°F (43°C), petroleum jelly will become "liquid" and will not lubricate the O-rings adequately. If the ambient temperatureadjacent to the spray gun exceeds 110°F (43°C), use Parker O-Lube or suitable high temperature grease. This allows thespray gun to be used in temperatures up to 150°F (65° C) continuous without lubrication degradation.
Lubricate the outside of the larger piston spring (30) and needle spring (27) with a light coating of non-silicone grease. Apply athin film of petroleum jelly (petroleum based grease) to the fluid needle (28) as shown in the "Note" on Page 10.
Note
Due to close part tolerances, after repairing the gun, actuate the gun on and off 7 or 8 times to "break-in" the air
packing (20). Do this with the material supply off.

9Figure 4 GUN ASSEMBLY

Item No.
Replacement Part No.
1
MBC-368
MSA-1
2*
See Chart 2☆
3*
See Chart 3
4*▲
AV-1-K55
AGHV-403
6
AGX-6-K3
7
SSF-3156-K4
8
AGX-4039
AGX-415
▲
10*
--▲
11*
--12*▲--13
KK-4995
14
15
16
17*▲
18*▲
19

AGX-11
H-2008
H-1766----AGX-9

Description
Retaining Ring (plated brass)
Retaining Ring (Delrin) (Optional)
Air Cap
Fluid Tip (nozzle)
GasketBaffleFluid Outlet Plug (Kit of 3)
Mounting Screw (Kit of 4)
Sprayhead Assembly
Inlet Fitting and Jam Nut"O" Ring, Buna-N
Needle Packing, PTFE
Seal Spring
Gun Mounting Stud Kit(Includes items13, 21, 22 & 24)
Body
Nipple 1/4 NPS(M) x 1/4 NPT(M)
Nipple 1/4 NPS(M) x 1/8 NPT(M)O-RingO-RingPiston10

Ind. Parts Req’d.
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Item No.
20*▲
21
22
23
24

Replacement Part No.

------AGG-403
---

25
26
27*■
28*☆
29
30*■
31*■
32*

AGX-2-1-K3
34215-122--See Chart 3
AGX-10----KK-5017

33▲

Description

Air Packing
Hex Head Cap Screw, 5/16-18 x 2-1/4
5/16 Lockwasher
Air Valve Assembly - Horn
1/4-28 x 1/4" Large Knurled
cup point set screw
Adjustment Knob (Kit of 3)
Locknut
Needle Spring
Fluid Needle Assembly
Piston Housing
Outer Piston Spring
Inner Piston Spring (Red)
Abrasive Fluid Seal Kit (optional, includes 3
seals and 1 brass collar)
Abrasive Fluid Seal (U.H.M.W. Poly.)* Recommended spare parts.
▲

Parts included in KK-4992-1 Gun Repair Kit.

☆

Order set, See Chart 2.

■

Springs included in KK-4993 Spring Kit.

Detail Ref. No. 32

Torque Specifications
Ref. No.

Torque Requirements
Inch or Ft. Lbs.
N-m

3

20-25 ft. lbs.

27.0 - 24.0

730-40 in. lbs.

3.4 - 4.5

6&9

12 ft. lbs.

16.3

21

220 in. lbs.

21.5 - 24.9

2430 in. lbs.

3.4

11

Ind. Parts Req’d.
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

SERVICE CHECKNormal spray pattern

The proper combination of fluid pressure, fan and atomization air pressure, and fluid tip
size should result in a pattern of this shape.
Proper gun adjustment will result in normal spray patterns, from round with the fancontrol valve (23) closed, to long and narrow with the valve open. Pattern width depends
upon how much the valve is opened, the type of air cap used and fluid flow rate.

problemWill not spray.

Improper spray pattern.

Cause

Correction

No pressure to gun.

Check air and material lines.

Piston stops moving.

Check tightness of socket screws (7).

New air packing (20)Remove fluid needle (28) and lubricate withpetroleum jelly and reassemble.

A.
A, B.

Gun not adjusted properly.
A.
Material build up on the air cap or fluid tip. A, B.

Re-adjust. See “Operation Section”.
Clean the air cap or fluid tip. See“Preventive Maintenance”.

Note
To determine where the material build up is, rotate the air cap 180°and test spray. If the patternstays in the same position, the condition is caused by material build up on the fluid tip. If the patternchanges with air cap movement, the buildup is in the air cap.
C.

Wrong material or material too thick.

C.

Adjust material pressure or thin material.

D.

Insufficient material or atomizing air
pressure too high.

D.

Increase material or reduce atomizing
air pressure.

Jerky or fluttering spray

1.Insufficient material in the tank or an obstruction 1. Fill tank or clear obstruction.
in the line.
2.Gun material passage plugged.
2. Clean.
3.Worn packings (11).
3. Replace.
4.Loose or damaged Fluid Tip.
4. Tighten or replace.

Fluid leaking fromneedle Needle packings(11).

1.Needle packings (11) worn.
2.Rough or worn fluid needle shaft.

Dripping from Fluid Tip.

1.Contamination (i.e. dried paint) in seating area 1. Clean.
of tip (3).
2. Replace.
2.Worn or damaged fluid tip (3) or needle (28).
3.Piston springs (30) and/or (31) damaged or 3. Replace.
deformed.

Air Leakage fromControl Valve (23)Worn seals.

1. Replace.
2. Polish contact point where packings (11)makes contact with very fine emery cloth or
replace tip (3) & needle (28).

Replace valve. (23).

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ACCESSORIES
42884-214-K5 3/8"
42884-215-K10 5/8"
Cleaning Brushes

These brushes are helpful
in cleaning threads andrecesses of gun body.

AGA-415
Universal Clamp

Attaches to the gun stud(39),clamps onto a 19 mm(3/4") diameter rod andturns to any angles.

KK-4955
Fan Control
Adapter Kit

Used for adjusting patternsize from a remote air
source.

Millennium 3000
Twin Cartridge
Paint Spray Respirator

NIOSH-Certified, forrespiratory protection inatmospheres not
immediately dangerous tolife.

HFRL-511
Filter-Regulator

Use in the line between
the source of air supply
and the gun for the
purpose of extracting dirt
and entrained water andoil. Will also enable
users to regulate andcontrol atomization airpressure to the gun.
WR-103 Wrench

183GZ-5200
Hose/Gun Cleaner
SolventSaver™

2 gallon (7.6 liters)
galvanized tank used toclean the inside of hoseand material passages of
the gun. Availabie in U.S.
only.

HD-503(2 qt.) (2.1 Liters)
Hose/Gun Cleaner
SolventSaver™

Used to clean the inside of Use on air cap and retaining
ring. Compatible with all
hose and material
paint materials, contains no
passages of the gun.
silicone or petroleum
distillates to contaminate
paint. MSDS available uponrequest.

KK-5046 Mounting Block Kit

Allows gun to be mounted on a 1/2" rod.

29-3100 Scrubs®
Hand Cleaner Towels

Contains all necessary tip, Scrubs® are ahose and nut sizes used premoistened handon or with gun.
cleaner towel for painters.
No water is needed.

SSL-10Spray Gun Lube
2 oz. (60 m) bottle

JGA-156-K10
Spring Clips

Joins any single piece
DeVilbiss air cap with latest
version MBC- 368 or MSA-1
retaining ring.
Helps prevent parts loss andprovides easier assembly.

AGA-414
Extension Rod Assembly

Rod Length:16 inches(406mm)
Rod Diameter:3/4 inch(19mm)
Clamp Diameter :3/4 inch(19mm)

83C, 183G, 183S & 83Z Pressure Feed Tanks:
QMG/QMS Galvanized and Stainless Steel pressure feed tanks are intended for use as a pressure container to supply material
at a constant preset pressure. 2, 5, 10 and 15 gallon models available.
KK-5017 Fluid Seal Kit– For use with abrasive materials. Includes 1 brass seal collar and 3 polyethylene fluid seals.

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