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DISASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING THE
PRESSURE CYLINDER
Only remove the pressure cylinder if the screen is
clogged or the sprayer is leaking from where the
pressure cylinder and tank meet.
Loosen the screw on the black clamp around the
pressure cylinder and remove the clamp. Put the
tank on the floor or ground. Hold on to the neck
of the tank with one hand and grasp the pressure
cylinder with your other hand. Move the pressure
cylinder back and forth and push down on it using
all of your body weight to free the cylinder from
the tank. If that does not work, use a 12 - 18 inch
piece of 2 x 4 lumber and a heavy hammer. Cover
the top of the pressure cylinder with a piece of cloth
and lay the 2 x 4 over it. With a several blows from
the hammer the cylinder should pop out of the tank.
10. When the pump cylinder is removed you can
replace the large O-ring (A) (Figure 10). DO NOT
stretch the O-ring over the flange at the bottom.
Slide the O-ring onto the pres-sure cylinder from
the top to the recess.
11. If the pump handle snaps to the down position
when you lift it up, this means that the inlet
screen (D) is clogged. It should be cleaned with
a small bristle brush and detergent before
reassembling (Figure 11).
12. Replace the pressure cylinder by placing the tank
upside down on the floor and applying grease
to the lip of the pressure cylinder and O-ring
(Figure 12) (E). Place the pressure cylinder into
the tank making sure to line up the tab on the
tank with the notch (F) in the pressure cylinder.
Push down forcefully and rock the cylinder back
and forth. If necessary, use a 12 - 18 inch piece
of 2 x 4 lumber to apply downward force on the
pres-sure cylinder. Be sure to use a rag or piece
of cloth between the sprayer and the 2 x 4 to
protect the pressure cylinder.
E N G L I S H
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