VonHaus Paint Sprayer - 800W

You can use both water-based and thicker oil-based paints. It's crucial that the paint's viscosity does not exceed 120 Din-s. Always use the included measuring cup to test your paint before use.

Use the viscosity measuring cup provided. Fill it with your paint and time how long it takes for the paint to completely flow out. Refer to your paint's instructions and the sprayer manual for the recommended flow time, ensuring it's within the 120 Din-s limit.

The VonHaus 800W Paint Sprayer comes with a large 1300ml capacity paint cup, allowing you to cover significant areas without frequent refills.

The sprayer allows you to easily change the nozzle attachment or adjust the gun to achieve horizontal, vertical, or circular spray patterns. Consult your manual for specific instructions on adjusting the spray pattern.

No, the sprayer is designed for easy post-decorating clean-up. It includes a pipe cleaner brush and a pipe cleaner pin to help you thoroughly clean the components and prevent blockages. Prompt cleaning after each use is essential.

Yes, absolutely. Its powerful motor, high flow rate, and large paint cup make it ideal for various indoor and outdoor jobs, including acting as a garden fence paint sprayer.

The sprayer comes with a viscosity measuring cup, a spare O-ring, five paint filters, a pipe cleaner brush, and a pipe cleaner pin to assist with maintenance.

Check paint viscosity: Ensure the paint is thinned correctly using the viscosity cup (up to 120 Din-s). Incorrect viscosity is a common cause. Also, clean the nozzle and spray tip thoroughly with the included cleaning tools, as dried paint can cause blockages. Check for any air leaks in the system.

Verify the paint cup is sufficiently full and securely attached. Confirm the nozzle and air cap are clean and free of clogs. Check the hose for kinks or blockages. Ensure the pressure setting is adequate for the paint type being used.

Inspect all connections, including the paint cup, hose, and nozzle assembly, to ensure they are tightened properly. Check the O-ring for any damage or wear; replace it with the spare O-ring if necessary. Make sure the paint cup is not overfilled.

Ensure the suction tube is fully submerged in the paint and not drawing air. Check that the hose is properly connected and not blocked. Disassemble and clean the spray gun components, especially the intake valve and nozzle, to rule out blockages.