Repairing the pressure regulator
Messages on the digital display
No display does not necessarily mean that spraying device is not pressurized. Depressurize the device before perfor-
ming repairs. Read the depressurisation section on chapter 4 for details.
Display
Problem
none
Device switches
off; no power sup-
ply.
E = 02
Device does not
switch off; pres-
sure continues to
rise; power supply
assured.
E = 03
Device switches
off; power supply
assured
E = 04
Device switches
off; power supply
assured
E = 05
Device switches
off and/or not
on; power supply
assured
E = 06
Device switches
off; power supply
assured
E = 08
Device switches
off and/or not
on; power supply
assured
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Power supply
assured
Original instruction
Cause/Symptoms
Pressure drop
Pressure greater than 310
bar damaged pressure sen-
sor or control unit.
Pressure sensor; wire
break; loose connector
Line voltage too high
Motor fault
Motor is too hot
input voltage too low
Pressure set to below 14
bar, bypass valve possibly
open
158
Measure
Check and ensure the power supply, check the ON/OFF
switch, check for loose cables, possible display defects
or the cable may have worked loose on the display
Check the airless hose: min. 15 m length and 1/4" dia-
meter. If the hose is okay, replace the pressure sensor:
if the device still fails to run, replace the controller
Check the connector; depressurize, replace the pressure
sensor
Check the mains voltage; not above 230 V
Check for loose connectors; short circuit due to defec-
tive cables? Unplug the mains plug; relieve pressure,
separate the piston from the drive and attempt to turn
the motor on the impeller. Motor blocked by defective
gearbox? If not: attach a 9 V block battery between
the black and white motor cables. If the motor does
not turn (very slowly), replace the motor. If the motor
turns, replace the controller board.
Allow the device to cool; when the device is switched
on again, check for tight seating of the impeller wing:
check that exhaust air is being discharged; check the
power supply - minimum 220 V, 2.5 mm
lead, length no more than 30 m. Set up the device in
a cool place. If the device still does not work after coo-
ling, and the diode still continues to flash 6x, measure
the current flow between the red motor cables: no cur-
rent flow = replace motor.
Allow the device to cool; when the device is switched
on again, check for tight seating of the impeller wing:
check that exhaust air is being discharged; check the
power supply - minimum 220 V, 2.5 mm² extension
lead, length no more than 30 m. Set up the device in
a cool place. If the device still does not work after coo-
ling, and the diode still continues to flash 6x, measure
the current flow between the red motor cables: no cur-
rent flow = replace motor.
Check the mains voltage; at least 220 V
Increase pressure, close bypass
extension
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