Hydro-Force CX-15 User manual

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CX-15 ROTARY CARPET
EXTRACTOR
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Hydro-Force
4282 South 590 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84 23
80 -268-2673
80 -268-3856 FAX
LMANAW 5
Revised: 08-26-20 4

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CX-15 Operator’s Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TOP C PAGE #
•ntroduction 3
•Technical Specifications 4
SECT ON 1: Operational Safety
•Safety 5
SECT ON 2: Operation Procedures
•Spray Bar & Jet Selection 6
•Pressure & Flow Requirements 7
•Handle Adjustment 7
•Hose Connection 7
•Cleaning Procedures 8
•Shutdown Procedure 9
SECT ON 3: Maintenance/ Technical
•Troubleshooting 10
•Maintenance 11
•Drawings & Parts Lists 15
•Warranty 24

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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the Hydro-Force CX- 5 Rotary Carpet
Extractor. The CX- 5 is designed to give professional cleaning performance with
either truck mounted or portable extractors. Years of experience, engineering, and
planning have gone into the design and manufacturing of the CX- 5. We take a
great deal of pride in the CX- 5; our goal is no less than your complete
satisfaction.
This manual will provide users with the knowledge required to operate the Hydro
-Force CX- 5 safely, to understand how to properly operate and maintain the
machine, and to ensure that the equipment operates at its maximum performance
level.
All users must read and understand this manual completely before
operating the machine. Place this manual in a secure location for future
reference.
Always maintain this manual in legible condition adjacent to the Hydro-Force CX-
5, or place in a secure location for future reference.
Any questions pertaining to the operating or servicing of this unit should be
directed to your nearest Hydro-Force distributor.
This manual is written specifically for the Hydro-Force CX- 5 rotary extractor
units manufactured by:
Hydro-Force
4282 South 590 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84 23
80 -268-2673
80 -268-3856 FAX
Information in this manual is subject to change without notice and does not
represent a commitment on the part of Hydro-Force or its parent or affiliated
companies.

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Technical Specifications
CX-15 Rotary Carpet Extractor
Height: 46.3” with handle
Length: 19”
Width: 17.3”
Weight: 15.8 lbs.
Standard Equipment
CX-15 Carpet Cleaning Tool
Spray Bars: Residential 40° Drive Angle* / 0° Kick Angle**/ 11002 SS Jets
Commercial 30° Drive Angle* / 7.5° Kick Angle**/ 1502 SS Jets
*See Operation Procedure Section on page 6 for the definition of Drive Angle.
**See Operation Procedure Section on page 6 for the definition of Kick Angle.
Additional / Optional Equipment
Hydro-Force Pro Solution Hose 1/4” x 25’ Blue: (w/o Quick Connects) AH170
Hydro-Force Pro Solution Hose 1/4” x 50’ Blue: (w/o Quick Connects) AH176
Hydro-Force Pro Solution Hose 1/4” x 100’ Blue: (w/o Quick Connects) AH172
Hydro-Force Pro Solution Hose 1/4” x 150’ Blue: (w/o Quick Connects) AH174
1/4” Male Quick Connect: AH102B
1/4” Female Quick Connect: AH101B
Ball Valve 1/4” M-F AH54
Vacuum Hose 2” x 50’ with Cuffs – Blue AH32H
Vacuum Hose 2” x 50’ with Cuffs – Orange AH30H
Vacuum Hose 2” x 50’ with Cuffs – Grey AH34
Vacuum Hose 1.5” x 50’ with Cuffs – Blue AH38CH
Vacuum Hose 1.5” x 50’ with Cuffs – Orange AH31H
Vacuum Hose 1.5” x 50’ with Cuffs – Grey AH36BH
Vacuum Hose 1.5” x 25’ with Cuffs – Blue AH38BH
Vacuum Hose 1.5” x 25’ with Cuffs – Orange AH29H
Vacuum Hose 1.5” x 25’ with Cuffs – Grey AH36BH
Cuff 2” for 1.5” Hose AH46
RES DENT AL SPRAY BAR
C
OMM
ERC AL SPRAY BAR

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Safety
WARN NG! This tool must be protected from freezing conditions which may
damage the valves, swivels, hoses and other components.
•Freezing of water in this tool will cause damage. The CX- 5 must be protected from freezing temperature.
Store, transport, and use this equipment only in temperatures well above freezing. (32ºF or 0ºC). If you suspect
the CX- 5 has been frozen, do not try to operate until you are sure it has thawed completely.
•If the tool cannot be stored or transported in a warm environment, it can be guarded from freezing by running
an anti-freeze solution through the tool or using compressed air to blow the water out of the tool. If anti-freeze
is used, the anti-freeze solution must be completely flushed from the tool before it is returned to service.
WARN NG! Rotating Spray Bar can cause njury
•Keep Hands & Feet away from CX- 5 head while operating tool.
•Keep all body parts, hair, and loose clothing away from openings and moving parts. Always wear appropriate
clothing and safety equipment when operating unit.
•Disconnect Solution Hose from CX- 5 before attempting to change Spray Bars.
WARN NG! High Pressure water at high temperatures can cause njury
•Do not clean with solutions that are at temperatures above 250ºF.
•HP hoses may rupture if worn or damaged. Do not use tool if solution hose covering is cut, bulging, or
otherwise damaged. Examine HP solution hoses daily and replace or repair hoses as needed.
***Use common sense to protect yourself and others while using this equipment.***
•Keep pets and children away from the machine when in use.
Section
1

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Operation Procedures
SET UP AND OPERAT ON
1. Spray Bar Selection:
The different spray bars are designed for different carpet types. Two different Spray Bars are included
with the CX- 5:
Residential Spray Bar: 40° Drive Angle / 0° Kick Angle / 11002 SS Jets
Commercial Spray Bar: 30° Drive Angle / 7.5° Kick Angle/ 1502 SS Jets
Spray Bars are stamped with an R for Residential or C for Commercial for easy identification.
The Drive Angle is the angle of the spray jet in relation to the floor. The Drive Angle is a major factor
along with the spray jet and water pressure in determining the spray impact and rotation speed of the CX- 5
Spray Bar. A Drive angle of 0° would point straight down at the floor. While a Spray Bar with a 0° Drive
angle would have high spray impact, the Spray Bar would not rotate. A Spray Bar with a 90° Drive Angle
would rotate very fast, but would have no spray impact. Extensive testing was run to find the optimum Drive
Angle, jet and pressure combination for maximum performance.
The Kick Angle is the angle of the spray jet out from the center axis of the Spray Bar rotation. The Kick
Angle is a major factor along with the spray jet and water pressure in determining the cleaning area covered
by the CX- 5. A Kick Angle of 0° points straight down. A jet with a wide spray pattern can be used with a 0°
Kick Angle. A more narrow spray pattern jet must be used with a Spray Bar with a greater Kick Angle to
attain coverage of the maximum cleaning area.
We recommend using the different Spray Bars only on the following carpet types:
RES DENT AL SPRAY BAR: Carpet with the potential to “bloom”. Cut Pile Carpets such as Saxony,
Plush Piles, Sculptured or Textured Carpets & Frieze Carpets.
COMMERC AL SPRAY BAR: Durable Closed Loop type carpets.
Install the correct Spray Bar for the type of carpet you will be cleaning.
f you are unsure of which Spray Bar to use, select the Residential Spray Bar.
The Residential Spray Bar is less likely to cause fiber damage.
Refer to the Spray Bar Installation Instructions on Page 2.
CAUT ON:
oUsing the Commercial Spray Bar on Cut Pile carpets may cause damage to carpet fibers.
oUsing different jet sizes than those noted above may cause damage to the carpet fibers.
Section
2
7.5° K CK ANGLE 0° K CK ANGLE DR VE ANGLE

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2. Water Pressure & Flow Requirements:
The solution pump providing the water pressure to operate the CX- 5 requires the following:
Adjust your system solution pressure for the best cleaning performance on the type of carpet you will
be cleaning.
Required Pump Flow & Pressure: 1.80gpm @ 800psi
Recommended pressure for Residential Spray Bar on Cut Loop Carpet – 400psi
Recommended pressure for Commercial Spray Bar of Closed Loop Carpet – 500-800psi
Operation with a lower pressure setting will slow the Spray Bar rotation and may require more
time to clean the carpet properly.
Operation with a higher pressure setting may cause the Spray Bar to spin too fast, exceeding the
recommended operation speed of the swivel. The increased agitation at higher pressures may
damage carpet fibers.
CAUT ON:
oExceeding the recommended pressure may cause damage to carpet fibers.
oExceeding the recommended pressure may over spin the jet bar and damage the swivel.
3. Connection of Solution Hose:
Connect the solution hose from your
extractor to the /4” Male Quick
connect on the Spray Gun Assembly on
the right side handle of the CX- 5.
4. Connection of Vacuum Hoses:
Connect the vacuum hose from your
extractor to the 2” Vacuum pipe on the
handle of the CX- 5. A 2” cuff is
recommended and will fit over the
outside of the pipe. A - /2” cuff can
be used. It will fit inside the pipe, but
may not seal as well.
5. Adjusting The Handle Stop:
The Handle Stop can be adjusted to set the
CX- 5 handle height for comfortable
operation.
Loosen the Handle Stop Wing Nut.
Turn the Handle Stop Bolt IN or OUT as
needed to change the position of the handle
when the Handle Stop Bolt contacts the
Handle Stop on the CX- 5 Main Body. The
CX- 5 Handle should be adjusted such that
your arms are in a comfortable position
while keeping the CX- 5 head level and the
Glide Plate on the carpet while pulling the
CX- 5 back during each cleaning pass. Once
set, tighten the Handle Stop Wing Nut to
lock the Handle Stop Bolt in place.
CONNECT SOLUTION HOSE HERE
CONNECT VACUUM HOSE HERE
HANDLE STOP WING NUT
HANDLE STOP BOLT
MAIN BODY HANDLE STOP

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6. Cleaning Procedure:
Determine Spray Bar to Use
It is up to the operator to ascertain which spray bar (residential or commercial) will be used, and the
solution pressure to use. See # above for information about this decision. If unsure of the proper spray
bar to use, clean the carpet in an inconspicuous area and inspect to make sure there is no fiber damage;
default to using the Residential Spray Bar if you’re still unsure.
Adjust Handle Stop
The handle stop’s purpose is to allow forward movement with the CX- 5. On some carpet types, because
of pile type, or lay of the nap, the CX- 5 is unable to be pushed forward. The design of the glide permits
extreme water removal when moving backwards, but can sometimes “suck down” when moving forward.
To break this vacuum seal, the operator pushes down on the handle, the handle stop bolt contacts the top
of the CX- 5 deck and the front of the CX- 5 is raised off the carpet – breaking the vacuum seal.
Vacuum Carpet
Vacuum the carpet or use a counter rotating brush machine to remove debris and dry soil from the
carpet.
Prespray Carpet
Prespray the carpet with your selected cleaning solution. Allow it to dwell for 5 or 0 minutes but do not
allow it to dry before applying the extraction process using the CX- 5.
Clean and Extract with CX- 5
Pull the handle back to tilt the CX- 5 back onto its wheels and roll the CX- 5 into position to make the
first cleaning pass.
Simultaneously squeeze the trigger on the spray gun and pull the CX- 5 back. This achieves the cleaning
and extraction stroke. Note: Holding the solution on and not moving the tool at the same time will result
in a “clean circle” being created on the carpet. These can be very difficult to remove. If done to the
extreme it may also damage the carpet fibers. When depressing the trigger always maintain movement to
prevent clean circles.
As you near the end of the cleaning pass, release the trigger on the Spray gun to stop the solution spray.
Continue to pull the CX- 5 back until you have vacuumed over the entire sprayed section of carpet.
If needed, you can now make a drying pass with no solution flow by either pushing the CX- 5 forward, or
turn around and make a cleaning pass back in the other direction over the same path or a new path
adjacent to the first path, overlapping slightly.
Repeat with as many cleaning and drying passes as needed to clean the entire area.
NOTE: The CX- 5 uses high-pressure solution and a spray bar with jets at each end that are angled so as
to cause the spray bar to spin at a high speed. The direct impact of the solution spray, combined with
cleaning chemistry that may be applied, acts to agitate the fibers, dislodge, rinse and extract the spent
solution in one step. By drawing the CX- 5 rotary extractor over the carpet in a continuous backward
motion, the carpet fibers are impacted from different angles creating an amazing cleaning result. At the
discretion of the operator, the CX- 5 may be used in a frontward and backward scrub motion while
maintaining the solution spray in the on position. This will generally only be useful on a low pile
commercial carpet and then caution must be exercised to avoid over agitation of the carpet fiber and over
wetting.
Note: Check the vacuum glide on a regular basis to make sure no debris is stuck in the slot. A clogged
glide could result in uneven removal of the solution.

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7. Shutdown Procedure:
a. Turn the extractor solution pump off.
b. Squeeze the trigger of the CX- 5 Spray Gun to release the pressure.
c. Pull the CX- 5 over the area where the jets sprayed when the pressure was released to recover the
water.
d. Disconnect the solution hose and vacuum hose.
e. Use the vacuum hose to remove any fibers, dirt and debris under the CX- 5.
f. Turn the extractor vacuums off.
g. Rinse off the glide and underside of CX- 5 to remove hair, fibers and dirt.
h. Collect the CX- 5 and hoses and return them to your van or other storage area.

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Section
3
Troubleshooting –
Hydro-Force CX-15
Problem
Cause
Solution
No water Solution Hose not connected Connect Solution hose to CX-15
Spraying Ball Valve Closed on Solution Hose Open Ball Valve
Spray Gun Valve Stuck Shut Repair or replace Spray Gun Valve
Defective Quick Connect Repair or replace quick connect
Filter Screen Plugged Clean or replace filter screen
Spray Jets plugged Clean out or replace jets
Extractor Pump turned Off Turn Pump On
Extractor Pump not pumping Check pump operation & flow – Repair or Replace
Solution Hoses Disconnected Check & re-connect all connections between sections of hose
Solution Hose Plugged Check & clean out or replace hoses
Spray Bar Pressure too low Check Pump rating & operation – Repair or replace
not Spinning Flow Rate too low Check Pump rating & operation – Repair or replace
Filter Screen Plugged Clean or replace filter screen
No water spraying See previous section on No Water Spraying
Jets Plugged Clean Out or Replace Jets
Bad Swivel Replace Swivel
Not picking up
water Vacuum Hose not connected Connect Vacuum hose to CX-15
Vacuum Glide Plugged Clean out Vacuum Glide Slot
Lid off extractor waste tank Replace lid
Extractor Drain Valve Open Close Valve
Tank Full – Vac Shutoff Engaged Drain Tank
Filter clogged Clean Filter
Vacuum Hose plugged or leaking Clean Out, Repair or replace vacuum hoses
Vacuums not running Check Extractor & repair as needed
Glide Glide Worn Replace Glide
Catching on Screws on glide loose Tighten or replace screws
carpet Debris embedded in Glide Clean off or replace Glide
Handle lock Handle Lock Nut Loose Readjust Handle Lock & tighten Wing Nut
Does not Handle Lock out of adjustment Readjust Handle Lock & tighten Wing Nut
Hold handle up Handle Lock Stop Damaged Replace Main Body of CX-15
Contact your distributor for additional troubleshooting assistance, to order parts or for advice
and assistance in performing necessary repairs.
Troubleshooting

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Maintenance
Proper maintenance is required to keep the CX-15 operating properly, prevent
downtime and to extend the life of your equipment.
WARN NG: Disconnect solution hose before performing any service or maintenance
inside machine base, spray gun valve or solution filter.
OPERAT ON NTERVAL Page #
Cleaning the Solution Filter Once a month or more often as needed 12
Changing the Spray Bar Assembly Before each job as needed 13
Inspect Glide Plate Before each job 13
Replace Glide Plate As Needed 13
Freeze Protection Before storage as needed. 14
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3

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Cleaning the Solution Filter:
A dirty or clogged Solution Filter on the CX- 5 will reduce the flow rate of water to the spray jets. This will
reduce the cleaning effectiveness of the CX- 5 and prevent the Spray Bar from spinning at the proper speed.
The Solution Filter Screen NA0803 is in the Filter Body NA0802, between the /4” Male Quick Connect
AH 02B and the Filter Adapter NA0804.
To remove the Solution Filter use a 3/ 6” wrench to hold the Filter Adapter and an / 6” wrench to turn
the Filter Body.
Usually the filter screen will fall out or is easily pulled out of the Filter Body. If extremely dirty, you may need
to pry the filter screen out with a small flat head screwdriver.
Washout the filter screen or use an air gun to blow the debris off of the screen. If the screen is damaged it
should be replaced.
Place the Filter Screen back into the Filter Body. Apply Teflon Tape to the male threads of the Filter Body
and screw it back into the Filter Adapter and use your 3/ 6” & / 6” wrenches to tighten the fittings.
Test the CX- 5 operation before returning to service.
FILTER ADAPTER
–
NA0804
FILTER BODY
–
NA0802
/4” MALE QUICK CONNECT
–
AH 02B
FILTER ADAPTER
–
NA0804
FILTER BODY
–
NA0802
FILTER SCREEN
–
NA0803
/4” MALE QUICK CONNECT
–
AH 02B

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Changing the Spray Bar Assembly:
It is important that the correct Spray Bar be used for different
carpet types.
(See Spray Bar selection instructions on Page 6)
To clean different types of carpeting you will have to change
your Spray Bar Assembly.
Always disconnect the Solution Hose from the CX-15
before attempting to service or change the Spray Bar.
Use a 3/4” Wrench to hold the hex on the Swivel to prevent
the Swivel from turning. Use the heel of your hand to push on
one end of the Spray Bar to rotate the Spray Bar counter-
clockwise. Once it is loosened, you can then spin it to remove
it from the Swivel. The Spray Bar usually can be loosened with
just your hand, but in some cases, especially if you have not
changed the Spray Bar in a long time you may need to tap the
Spray Bar with a rubber mallet to loosen it.
Once you have selected the correct Spray Bar Assembly for
the type of carpet you are cleaning, hold the Swivel with the
3/4” wrench and spin the new Spray Bar clockwise onto the
Swivel. Use the heel of your hand to push on one end of the
Spray Bar to tighten it. Just make it snug, do not over tighten.
nspecting & Changing the Glide Plate:
With normal use, the Glide Plate will last for years, but as the carpet contact point for the CX- 5, over time,
the Glide Plate may wear out or get damaged. Before each job, inspect the Glide Plate. Look for and remove
any debris or grit which may be imbedded in the Glide Plate surface. Check for rough edges or nicks which
could snap the carpet. A file, emery board or a fine grit sanding block can be used to smooth the Glide
surface. A worn glide may not seal as well or a damaged glide could snag the carpet.
To replace the Glide Plate, first remove the three screws from the front bottom of the CX- 5 head, then flip
the tool over and remove the six screws on the bottom of the Glide Plate.
(Do not mix up the screws. The front screws & bottom screws are different.)
Place the new Glide Plate NM6004 onto the bottom of the CX- 5 body assembly and replace the nine
screws. Test the CX- 5 operation before returning to service.
GLIDE PLATE – NM6004
Three front screws – NM60 2
Hold Swivel Hex with 3/4” Wrench
Turn Spray Bar Counter-Clockwise to
remove Spray Bar from Swivel
Six bottom screws
–
NM5435

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Freeze Protection Procedure:
Your Hydro-Force CX- 5 must be protected from freezing. Freezing can cause serious damage to any
component containing water. If the CX- 5 is transported or stored in freezing temperatures, the following
procedures should be performed:
Anti-Freeze Solution Method:
It is recommended that a non-toxic anti-freeze such as propylene glycol be used to freeze guard this tool.
Follow all local and federal laws regarding the disposal of any anti-freeze solution.
Pour an anti-freeze solution into the solution tank or water box of your extractor.
(Refer to your extractor operator’s manual section regarding freeze guard instructions for the extractor to
determine the best method to run anti-freeze though your extractor.)
The solution must be of sufficient dilution to prevent freezing at the expected low temperatures in your area.
Refer to the anti-freeze container label or check with the manufacturer to determine the dilution rate required.
Connect the solution hose to the extractor and the /4” Male Quick Connect on CX- 5 tool Spray Gun.
Turn on the extractor pump. (The pressure does not have to be high enough to spin the Spray Bar.)
Hold the CX- 5 over a bucket to collect the water & anti-freeze sprayed from the tool.
Squeeze the trigger on the CX- 5 Spray gun to spray water from the tool and continue to spray until you see
anti-freeze being sprayed from the CX- 5 jets.
Turn off the extractor pump.
Disconnect the solution hose from the CX- 5.
Compressed Air Method:
Connect a compressed air hose to the /4” Male Quick connect on the CX- 5 Spray gun.
Hold the CX- 5 over a bucket to collect the water sprayed from the tool.
Squeeze the trigger on the CX- 5 Spray gun to spray water from the tool and continue to spray until you no
longer see water being sprayed from the CX- 5 jets.
Disconnect the compressed air hose from the CX- 5.
RETURN NG THE CX-15 TO SERV CE AFTER STORAGE OR
FREEZE PROTECT ON:
To return the CX- 5 to service, the anti-freeze must be flushed from the machine. Flush the anti-freeze out
of the machine by repeating the procedures above using fresh water in place of anti-freeze.

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Section
3
PARTS
Drawings Used to dentify Parts for your CX-15
Gun Handle
–
NA031B
DETAIL
-
SEE PAGE
1
9
NM6008 – Handle Weldment
Label CX
-
15 Handle
–
LBAW115H
NM4088 - CX-15 Solution Hose Assembly
H
HH
H
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YDRO•
FORCE
FORCEFORCE
FORCE
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CX•CX•
CX•15
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C
CC
C
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15
1515
15
PHY068
-
193
–
Clear Vacuum Hose
(2
.1
FT)
(25 inches)
PA051
–
2” HOSE CLAMP
Label CX-15 FRONT – LBAW115F
NM6000
–
MAIN BODY
DETAIL – SEE PAGES 21-22
NM6002
–
VAC FRONT
DETAIL – SEE PAGES 21-22
NM6004
–
GLIDE
PLATE
DETAIL – SEE PAGES 21-22
SWIVEL & JET BAR
DETAIL – SEE PAGE 23
Spray Gun
–
100010
DETAIL
-
SEE PAGE
20

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HANDLE MOUNTS
NM
6026
-
CX
-
15 Solution Hose
Assembly
NM5778 – Grommet
NM6008 - Handle Weldment
NM6000
–
MAIN BODY
HANDLE MOUNTS
SWIVEL & JET BAR
DETAIL – SEE PAGE 23
Spray Gun
–
100010
DETAIL
-
SEE PAGE
19
Gun Handle
–
NA031B
DETAIL
-
SEE PAGE
20

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NM5770 – BUSHING 3/8” ID X 5/8” OD X 1” BRONZE
NM4085 – NUT 3/8-16 NYLOCK SS
NM5780 - Screw 3/8 -16 x 2" SOC HD SS
PA189 – 3/8” FLAT WASHER SS
Handle Weldment – NM6008
HANDLE STOP WING NUT – NM6010
NM6026 - CX-15 Solution Hose Assembly
HANDLE STOP SCREW ASSEMBLY - NM6020
HANDLE MOUNTS
HANDLE STOP
SCREW
ASSEMBLY
NA034 – 1/8” Female Quick Connect

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NM6016 CLEVIS PIN
NM6016
CLEVIS PIN
NM6019 COTTER PIN
PA189 3/8” FLAT WASHER SS
NM6000 MAIN BODY
NM6014 FLANGED
BEARING
PA189 3/8” FLAT WASHER SS
PA189 3/8” FLAT WASHER SS
PA191 NYLON WASHER
PA191 NYLON WASHER
NM6019 COTTER PIN
NM6014 FLANGED
BEARING
NM6014 FLANGED
BEARING
NM6006
WHEEL
NM6006
WHEEL
NM6014 FLANGED
BEARING
PA191 NYLON WASHER
NM6006 WHEEL

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BR282 NA0804 NA0803 NA0802 AH102B
Filter Adapter - NA0804
Filter Body - NA0802
BR272
90°Elbow - BR282
NM5778 – Grommet
NM6026 - CX-15 Solution Hose Assembly
Spray Gun
–
100010
(Modified for three mounting screws)
Replacement Valve
–
NA033
For Spray Gun 100010
Valve Repair Kit
–
NA033A
For Spray Gun 100010
Spray Gun - 100010
45°Elbow - BR272
NM4080
–
Screw 10
-
32 x 1
-
5/8” SS BHSOC
NM4028 – Nut 10-32 Nylock
NM6008 – CX-15 Handle Weldment
Gun Handle
–
No Valve
–
NA031B
(Modified for three mounting screws)
Filter Screen
-
NA0803
(Not Shown inside Filter Body)
Three 3/16” Hole
s
drilled for Mounting
Screws
1/4” Male QC - AH102B

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NM4080
–
Screw 10
-
32 x
1
-
5/8” SS BHSOC
NM4028 – Nut 10-32 Nylock
Gun Handle
–
No Valve & No screws
–
NA031B
(Modified for three mounting screws)
NM5629 - Screw 4mm x 20mm Self Tap PPH Black
Gun Handle
–
No Valve & No screws
–
NA031B
(Modified for three mounting screws)
NM6008
–
CX
-
15 Handle Weldment
Three 3/16” Holes drilled for Mounting Screws
Spray Gun
–
100010
(Modified for three mounting screws)