Hoselink 5528 Spray Gun User Guide (+ PDF)

5528 Spray Gun
User Guide

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5528 Spray Gun

Instructions

There is no need to replace parts if the sprayer is functioning properly. Only use the spare parts if you need to fix a problem.
Kit Contents
A Plunger x 1
B 3/4″ Washer x 1
C Trigger Lock x 1
D Spray Gun Lubricant Tube x 1
E Spray Head 0-ring x 1
F Brass cap and 0-ring x 1

problem	Cause	Fix
Trigger not shutting the water off.	The 0-rings on the plunger have dried out and need lubricating.	STEP ONE: Using a pair of pliers unscrew the brass cap, remove the spring and plunger then apply lubricant to the o-rings on the plunger. STEP TWO: Reassemble putting the plunger, spring, and brass cap back in place. Then, pump the trigger to distribute the lubricant. Tip: Repeat occasionally to keep the trigger functioning properly.
Leaking from behind the trigger, where the silver plunger is exposed.	Worn or damaged o-rings on the plunger.	STEP ONE: Unscrew the brass cap on the back of the spray gun and replace the plunger.
Leaking between metal body and pattern selector dial.	The pattern selector dial is loose, or there is damage to the 0-ring.	STEP ONE: Try tightening the face with a Phillips head screwdriver. STEP TWO: If the leaking persists, remove the face of the spray gun. Be careful not to lose the small spring. Use a pin to unseat the 0-ring and replace it with a new one.
Leaking between the bottom of the spray gun and the Hoselink Accessory Connector.	The accessory Connector is cross-threaded or the washer in the spray gun is damaged.	STEP ONE: First, try screwing in the Accessory Connector again, ensuring it follows the thread correctly. STEP TWO: Check the washer and, if damaged, replace it with the new 3/4″ washer.
Leaking from the brass cap	0-ring has become damaged	STEP ONE: Remove the brass cap and exchange it for a replacement