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Problem
Leaking Catalyst or Resin from weep hole on top of Block.
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Possible Causes: Packing Nut needs tightened.
Secondary Seal worn or damaged.
Solution: Tighten both Packing Nuts 5104-8-1. Rebuild Block. Replace
Secondary Seals 5104-3-1. Inspect Center Spacer 5104-10-1
and Relief Spacers 5104-4-1 for damage.
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Problem
Leaking Material or Catalyst into Actuator.
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Problem
Resin leaking out front of Block. Resin leaking out around Packing Nut.
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Problem
Catalyst is leaking out from the front of Block. Catalyst leaking from around Packing Nut.
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Problem
Gun is not actuating properly.
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Possible Causes: Valve Rod upside-down.
O-ring in Actuator is worn or damaged.
Actuating Stem not in brass bushing of Actuator Piston.
Solution: Actuating Stem should go through Valve Rod to meet threads.
Replace O-ring O-V-020.
Inspect Actuator Cylinder for scarring or damage.
Remove block assembly and put stem in hole of brass bushing in
Actuator.
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Problem
Leaking Catalyst and/or Resin around Mix Housing.
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Problem
Resin and Catalyst not mixing properly.
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Possible Causes: Mixer and/or Mix Housing worn or damaged.
Needs more mixer.
Material is cold.
Solution: Replace worn parts.
Add Mixer Extensions.
Heat up material, preferably between 70-80 degrees, some
material may require higher temps.
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Problem
No Catalyst.
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Possible Causes: Turbulent/Critical Mixer worn or smashed.
Pressed against injector.
Solution: Replace Mixer.
Hand tighten Spray Tip Retaining Ring.
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Possible Causes: Injector is frozen shut or plugged.
Solution: Disassemble and clean Injector.
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Possible Causes: Catalyst Seal installed incorrectly.
Solution: Remove and reinstall lining hole correctly with Block using 6705
3-1 Alignment Tool.
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Possible Causes: Valve Rod and/or Block ports plugged.
Solution: Disassemble and remove blockage.
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Possible Causes: Catalyst Line plugged.
Solution: Replace or clean if possible.
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Possible Causes: Check Valve plugged (if applicable).
Solution: Clean or replace Check Valve 5104-04-01.
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Problem
Air Leaking from Trigger Retainer.
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Problem
No Resin or Gelcoat.
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Possible Causes: Tip is plugged.
Solution: Remove and clean using plastic picks to prevent damaging tips.
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Possible Causes: Mix Housing plugged or kicked off.
Solution: Remove Mix Housing and inspect Mixer, Distribution Ring, and
front outlet of Block for blockage.
Clean and/or replace.
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Possible Causes: Resin Seal installed incorrectly.
Solution: Remove and reinstall lining holes correctly with Block using
6705-4-1 Alignment Tool.
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Possible Causes: Valve Rod and/or Block ports plugged.
Solution: Disassemble and remove blockage.
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Problem
Air leaking between Handle and Actuator.
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Problem
Trigger is sticking.
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Possible Causes: Trigger Lock is on backwards.
Solution: Cut-out on Trigger Lock should face away from hand. Right
hander to the left. Left hander to the right.
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Possible Causes: Trigger Valve Assembly Stem and/or O-rings are dry or sledged
up.
Solution: Remove Keeper Screw F-FS-540-08 and slide Valve Assembly
and Retainer out of handle.
Clean and lubricate with 6706-3-1 Trigger Retainer, Handle
Cylinder, Valve Assembly, and all O-rings.
Inspect O-rings for damage.
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Possible Causes: Insufficient air pressure.
Solution: Air pressure should be minimum 80 PSI.
Minimum 3/16" ID hose for Gel or Wetout.
Minimum 3/8" ID minimum for Chop Guns.
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Possible Causes: Spring is compressed or missing.
Solution: Replace 04017 Spring.
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Problem
No Material or Catalyst.
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Possible Causes: Valve Rod not actuating.
Solution: Refer to actuating problem.
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Possible Causes: Valve Stem O-rings are worn or damaged.
Solution: Replace O-U-011. Inspect Cylinder for scarring.
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Possible Causes: O-rings may have rolled on install.
Solution: Using a pick, smooth out and unroll O-ring.
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Possible Causes: Air bypassing from Air Actuator.
Solution: Replace O-V-020 O-ring on Actuator Piston.
Inspect cylinder from scarring.
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Problem
Trigger not locking (if applicable).