Pioneer Athletics BRITE STRIPER 1400 Troubleshooting guide

INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND PARTS LISTING
BRITE STRIPER®1400
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2 Nozzle Screens
2 Nozzle Caps
1 Tank Gasket
1 Safety Relief Valve
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1
Brite Striper®1400
Assembly Instructions
Removing from Shipping Carton ....................................................... 2
Handle Assembly ............................................................................... 2
Tools Necessary for Assembly........................................................... 2
Adjustable Spray Box .....................................................................2-3
Attaching CO2 Cylinder ..................................................................... 3
Operation & Care
Before Starting................................................................................... 4
Care and Operation of Paint Tank Unit .............................................. 5
Paint Tank Label................................................................................. 6
Operation of Machine ........................................................................ 7
Striping Tips..................................................................................... 10
Clean-up of the Paint Tank Unit....................................................... 11
Clean-Up Tips.................................................................................. 12
How to Store.................................................................................... 12
Normal Wear .................................................................................... 12
Customer Service ............................................................................ 15
Shipping the Product....................................................................... 15
Trouble Shooting & Parts
Parts List & Parts Explosion Drawing .............................................8-9
Trouble Shooting.........................................................................13-14
Limited Warranty Information........................................................... 16

ASSEMBLY 2
If you have any questions concerning assembly or
operation, please call our CUSTOMER
SERVICE DEPARTMENT at: 800.877.1500
Assembly Instructions for Brite Striper®1400:
Remove Brite Striper®1400 – two people necessary to lift
1. Remove handle bar
2. Remove box containing:
a) 12 Ft. Hand Hose Assembly
b) Spray Box Assembly
c) Drain Line
d) Shut-Off Valve Assembly
Assemble handle:
Parts required:
1. Handle
2. Handle adjustment bolts
a) Slide handle into frame
b) Insert handle adjustment bolts
c) Attach paint control lever to handle
Adjustable Spray Box:
Parts Required:
2 - 3/4” x 1/4” - 7/16” Hex Head Bolts
2 - 7/16” Hex Head Self-Locking Nuts
1 - Snap Ring
1 - Adjustable Spray Box
Tools Required:
7/16” Socket and Ratchet
7/16” Open End Wrench
5/8” Open End Wrench
Snap Ring Pliers or Screwdriver
Hex Key Wrenches

Adjustable Spray Box:
1. Slide adjustable spray box bar on front axle. align holes on spray box
support bracket with holes on the front of the frame. Insert two hex
head bolts from top of spray box support bracket and attach self-
locking nuts from bottom of frame and tighten completely. Attach
snap ring on end of axle to prevent spray box bar from sliding off.
Install gun-style shut off. Adjust cable as needed.
2. Install gun-style shut off. Adjust cable as needed.
3. Use hex key wrenches to adjust side plates for proper width. Adjust
bar length by unscrewing the wing nut and setting desired height.
Tighten wing nut to secure new position. Side plates may need to
be adjusted up or down depending on the height of spray box bar.
Do not over-tighten side plates.
SIDE PLATES SHOULD BE ABLE TO MOVE UP AND DOWN BY HAND.
CO2 Cylinder:
1. Place CO2 cylinder in cylinder ring.
2. Install 2-gauge regulator onto the CO2 cylinder. Be sure the washer
is installed between cylinder and regulator. Connect hose to paint
tank. Tighten all ttings.
ASSEMBLY 3
B
B
C
C
Make sure there is no
slack between gun trigger
assembly and gun trigger
A
A
Pull back
on cable
Pull back on cable until
any slack between gun
trigger assembly and
gun trigger is removed.
Tighten front and rear
nuts on cable end.
Re-attach paint line to
gun shut-off valve.
DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN. MAKE SURE THE NOZZLE
TIP IS ALIGNED HORIZONTALLY WITH THE GROUND.

BEFORE STARTING 4
Before starting your Brite Striper®1400, be sure to check the enclosed
operating and maintenance instructions.
1. Carefully read and follow instructions for starting and maintaining
the machine.
2. Check all hose connections and ttings making sure they are tight
3. Be sure paint tank pump assembly is sealed tightly. Refer to care
and operation of tank unit section.
4. Check to make certain that paint tank is secured tightly.
5. Any ttings, if replaced, should have teon tape applied before
tightening. Do not force ttings on paint tank bushings. Always hold
nut on paint tank bushing when tightening ttings.
DO NOT TIGHTEN FITTINGS WITH PRESSURE IN THE TANK.

CARE AND OPERATION 5
Care and Operation of Paint Tank Unit:
1. Remove pump assembly by raising locking lever to vertical
position, and turning counter-clockwise until ends of locking lever
reach slots in locking ring; lift out.
2. Mix paint (in pail - not in tank) and strain through cloth or ne sieve.
Paint strainers packaged 25 per case are available. Use item
#PS 25 when ordering.
3. Fill tank 3/4 full, leaving remaining space for compressed air.
4. Replace pump assembly in tank, holding locking lever up in vertical
position, turn clockwise about half way and push locking lever
down to seal. Do not force.
NEVER USE TOOLS TO TIGHTEN PUMP ASSEMBLY.
5. Optional method of pressurizing paint tank: Build pressure
by using handle of the pump assembly. Pump plunger up and
down until sufficient pressure builds and spray becomes fine;
re-engage pump handle by pushing down against spring and
turning back into retaining slots.
WARNING:
RELEASE PRESSURE WITH PRESSURE RELEASE VALVE WHEN NOT
IN USE. NEVER USE ANY TOOL TO REMOVE PUMP IF THERE IS
PRESSURE IN THE TANK. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS INSTRUCTION
MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE.
NEVER STAND WITH HEAD OR BODY OVER TOP OF TANK WHEN
OPERATING OR REMOVING PUMP. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS
INSTRUCTION MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY.
PERIODICALLY TEST HOSE FOR STRENGTH AND MAKE SURE
ALL FITTINGS ARE SECURE. REPLACE WORN HOSE WITH
RECOMMENDED REPLACEMENT PARTS (REFER TO PARTS LIST).
WE RECOMMEND THE USE OF GOGGLES WHEN SPRAYING.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS INSTRUCTION MAY RESULT IN
PERSONAL INJURY.

PAINT TANK LABEL 6
Paint Tank Label:
WARNING: IMPROPER USE OR FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS CAN
RESULT IN EXPLOSIVE FAILURE WITH MAJOR INJURIES. FOR SAFE USE
OF THIS PRODUCT—YOU MUST READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE USE.
CAUTION: Do not leave a pressurized sprayer in the hot sun. Heat
can cause pressure build-up. Do not store or leave solution in tank
after use. Always wear goggles, gloves, long sleeve shirt, long pants
and full foot protection when spraying. Never use any tool to remove
pump if there is pressure in sprayer. Never stand with face or body
over top of tank when pumping or loosening pump to prevent ejected
pump assembly and/or solution from striking and injuring you. Never
pressurize sprayer by any means other than the original pump. Do
not attempt to modify or repair this product except with original man-
ufacturer’s parts. NEVER SPRAY FLAMMABLE MATERIALS OR PRESSURE
AND GAS PRODUCING CHEMICALS SUCH AS SODIUM HYDROXIDE. ALWAYS
READ CHEMICAL LABEL BEFORE FILLING SPRAYER AS SOME CHEMICALS
MAY BE HAZARDOUS WHEN USED WITH THIS SPRAYER. PRE-USE CHECK:
Remove pump (see filling, pressurizing and spraying instructions),
inspect interior and exterior of tank for signs of deterioration (i.e.
rust, bubbling,and/or pitting) of body and bottom. Any sign of de-
terioration indicates possible tank weakening and could result in
explosive bursting under pressure. If any of these signs are found,
discard tank immediately and replace. Do not attempt to patch leaks,
etc., as this could result in serious injury. Follow filling, pressurizing
and spraying instructions EXCEPT: Use water only. Pump plunger only
8-10 strokes and inspect for leaks. Open discharge to make sure it is
not clogged. If unit passes this test, release pressure (see pressure
releasing instructions), empty tank, and proceed with filling, pressur-
izing and spraying instructions. FILLING, PRESSURIZING AND SPRAYING
INSTRUCTIONS: To engage handle in lock position: Push handle down
to completely compress spring and rotate handle 1/4 turn, then allow
handle to raise into the lock position. To remove pump from: FUNNEL
TOP STYLE: Engage handle in locked position and turn pump coun-
terclockwise until pump can be removed from tank. 3-PRONG CLAMP
OPEN HEAD STYLE: Turn handle counterclockwise until 3-prong clamp
is loose. Then rotate clamp counterclockwise to stop and lift pump
out. LOCKING LEVER OPEN HEAD STYLE: Engage handle in locking
hooks then lift locking lever to its most upright position. Turn pump
counterclockwise until prongs are located under slots in funnel and
lift pump out. THREAD CAP STYLE: Engage handle in lock position and
turn pump counterclockwise until pump can be removed from tank.
Prepare spray solution following directions on chemical container
label. Strain solution and fill tank to indicated usable capacity, leav-
ing remaining space for compressed air. To close after lling: NOTE:
Check pump barrel to be sure no dirt or grass is stuck to barrel. FUNNEL
TOP STYLE: By placing pump into tank opening and rotating clock-
wise until tightly locked and sealed in tank opening. 3-PRONG CLAMP
STYLE OPEN HEAD: Place pump prongs down into slots in funnel. Turn
clamp clockwise to furthest position under bottom slot, then turn
handle clockwise until tightly locked and sealed in place. LOCKING
LEVER OPEN HEAD STYLE: Lift locking lever into upright position. Place
pump prongs into slots in funnel. Turn pump clockwise until it stops,
then push locking lever down to funnel to lock and seal in place.
THREAD CAP STYLE: Place pump into tank opening then rotate clock-
wise until tightly locked and sealed in tank opening. To pressurize
sprayer disengage handle from locked position, push down, turning
1/4 turn to release handle and then pump plunger up and down until
it works hard. Refer to filling, pressurizing and spraying instructions:
To engage handle in lock position.
WARNING: THIS SPRAYER IS NOW UNDER PRESSURE AND DANGEROUS.
Always wear goggles, gloves, long sleeve shirt, long pants and
sturdy foot protection when spraying. Re-pump unit as required to
maintain spray force.
PRESSURE RELEASE INSTRUCTIONS: WARNING: To avoid possibility of
ejected pump assembly and/or spray material from striking and in-
juring you: Place unit on its side with top directed away from you with
outlet on top, open discharge and allow remaining spray solution
and pressure to be completely exhausted. Turn sprayer upright, then
remove pump (follow filling, pressurizing and spraying instructions),
while maintaining position of top of sprayer away from you.
SPRAYER CARE, STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE: Clean tank and dis-
charge thoroughly. Remove pump and empty sprayer. Sprayer tank
should be hung upside down, with pump removed, in a warm dry
location. Pump should be periodically oiled by dropping 10-12 drops
of light oil down pump rod through opening in cover. At least twice
a year and always before storage, remove pump barrel from cover
assembly, apply a small amount of vaseline or other similar lubricant
to barrel threads and assemble (if applicable). SK-637-5 R0500

OPERATION OF MACHINE 7
1. Check to make certain that brass bleed-off valve
(located on cross-tting) is in closed position so air will not escape.
2. Test run the machine with water to see how it operates. You may
wish to practice using paint in an off-area before starting your job.
3. Slowly crack the CO2 tank by turning main valve 1/2 turn.
When completely released, the high pressure gauge will read
approximately 600 - 800 PSI. This gauge reads how much CO2 is
left in the CO2 tank. The low pressure gauge (reading up to 60 PSI)
reads operating pressure going into paint tank. Operating pressure
should be a maximum of 40 PSI. Check again for loose ttings or
air leaks.
4. To adjust the dual gauge regulator, turn the knob clockwise to
increase operating pressure. To decrease operating pressure turn
the knob counter-clockwise.
Note: While using the striper you will notice a slight drop in pressure of approximately 1 - 2
PSI. The dual gauge regulator works to keep this operating pressure constant during striping.
However, you may need to adjust pressure slightly.
5. Increase the pressure until the paint-spray fans out to within 1/4”
from the inside edges of the spray box. This is the proper pressure
for this tank of paint. If the spray is too narrow, your line won’t be
the full width. If the spray hits too close to the bottom edge of the
spraybox, you might get some splattering and you won’t get a nice
sharp line. If the spray won’t fan out to within 1/4” of the spray box
with 38 - 40 PSI of air, your paint is too thick. You should be able to
operate at 38 - 40 PSI or less.
6. After striping is nished, shut off CO2 valve clockwise.
7. Bleed off pressure by opening the brass bleed-off valve located at
the top of paint tank. WARNING: ALWAYS BLEED-OFF PRESSURE
IN PAINT TANK BEFORE OPENING PUMP ASSEMBLY!! FAILURE
TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL
INJURY OR DAMAGE.
8. When transporting machine, do not tip on side when lled with paint.

PARTS LIST 8
Brite Striper®Model 1400:
KEY# PART# DESCRIPTION
1 1414 14” Airline Hose
2 1532 Check Valve
3 0125 Brass Bleed-Off Valve
4 0090 Cross Fitting
5 0103 *Safety Relief Valve
(preset at 50 PSI)
6 0080 Bushing Fitting
7 2035 Hand Grip
8 1505 Paint Control Lever
9 1645 Paint Control Cable
10 1621 Handle
11 1200 7 Gallon Paint Tank
-- 1500
†12 Gallon Paint Tank
12 1102 Pump Assembly (silver)
-- 0119 *Tank Gasket
-- 0076 Rubber End Pump
Assembly
13 0118 2-Gauge Regulator
-- 0311 Low Pressure Gauge
-- 1424 High Pressure Gauge
14 1410 10 lb. CO2Cylinder
15 1409 CO2Mounting Ring
16 1542 Height Adjustment
Bracket
17 1546 Spray Box Support Arm
18 1524 Side Plate
19 1544 Side Plate or Nozzle
Assembly Clamps
KEY# PART# DESCRIPTION
20 1680 Shut Off Gun Kit
21 A 1685 Gun Bracket
21 B 0028T Spray Gun
21 C 0020 Gun Rebuild Rit
21 D 1681 Shut Off Tip Extension
22 0115 *Nozzle Screen
23 0121 *Nozzle Tip
24 0114 *Nozzle Cap
25 1638 50” Paint Line
26 1216 Front Wheel
27 1215 Rear Wheel
28 0104 Tee with Nipple
29 5088 Female Quick
Disconnect
-- 1212 12’ Hand Hose with
Wand
-- 1213 12’ Hand Hose only
-- 0094 Wand Only
-- 1515
† 20’ Hand Hose with
Wand
-- 1533 Drain Hose 4’
* Indicates parts included
for Tune-up Kit (part# tune 14)
† Indicates an upgrade option

PARTS LIST 9
Brite Striper®Model 1400:
Obscured by Rear Wheel
6
29 28
7
8
9
10
27
25
20
21A
21B
21C
21D
22
23
24
18 19
17
16
26
15
14
12
11
13
1234
5
6

STRIPING TIPS 10
1. When striping, always have the machine in motion before opening
the spray valve, thus eliminating a heavy “blob” of paint at the
beginning.
2. If striping on an asphalt or concrete surface you may have a build-
up of paint on the edges of your line. This can be corrected by
adjusting the tip so the fan spray is angled at 45 degrees to each
side plate. Adjust so spray barely touches plates and your build-up
will be eliminated or reduced. Call [phone] for other tips.
3. When releasing pressure on the paint tank, hold a rag over the
brass bleed-off valve, as paint may have splashed up to the bleed-
off valve and will be blown out.
4. Simplest method for running test lines is to apply lines on paper
or an off-area. For a sharp cut-off at end of a line, place paper or
cardboard at end so the line is square.
5. Periodically clean or replace the screen and tip located inside the
spray box assembly.

MAINTENANCE 11
1. Discharge remaining paint through drain hose (supplied with unit)
into clean container. Cap container tightly for next use
2. Shut off CO2 Cylinder.
3. Release pressure in the paint tank with brass bleed-off valve.
WARNING: NEVER USE ANY TOOLS TO REMOVE PUMP IF THERE
IS PRESSURE IN THE TANK. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE
INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE.
4. Connect drain line at bottom of the tank.
5. Replace pump assembly and lock in place.
6. Open CO2 cylinder and pressurize tank to proper operating
pressure.
7. Discharge water and P.H.D. Solution through adjustable spray box,
alternating to hand hose (if used) until tank is empty.
8. Shut off CO2 cylinder and release pressure in paint tank. SEE STEP
3 ABOVE.
9. Remove pump assembly and ll paint tank 3/4 full of clean water.
Replace pump assembly and lock in place.
10. Open CO2 cylinder and pressurize tank to proper pressure.
11. Connect drain line to the bottom of the tank to drain excess water.
12. Open brass bleed-off valve on bottom of tank. Drain excess water.
13. During the striping season, store machine with enough clean water
in tank to fully cover female quick disconnect tting.
Clean-Up of the Paint Tank Unit:

Clean-Up Tips:
All parts of your Pioneer Brite Striper®should be cleaned immediately
after each use. We recommend Pioneer P.H.D. Ultra-Friendly Cleaner.
A clean,lint-free rag should be used to wipe dry the inside of the tank.
A nal step should then be to remove the nozzle cap and clean the
nozzle tip and screen. This can easily be done by placing all three
parts into a small can of soapy water and allowing them to soak for
a few minutes. An old toothbrush can be used for stubborn spots.
Rinse Nozzle Assembly parts with clean water and allow to air dry.
Do not store with pump locked in tank, leave loose.
CAUTION: DO NOT USE WIRE OR ANY OTHER OBJECT TO CLEAN
NOZZLE TIP AS THIS MAY CAUSE TIP ORIFICE TO BECOME ENLARGED
WHICH WILL RESULT IN POOR PERFORMANCE WHEN STRIPING.
How To Store:
Cleaning your machine thoroughly cannot be overemphasized. A little
extra effort at the end of each job will save you time and money when it
is time to stripe again. As stated previously, run a tankful of water through
the machine. Be sure to clean out screen inside the Nozzle Assembly.
IMPORTANT: BE SURE TO CLEAN PUMP UNIT IN TANK. IMMERSE IN
CLEANING SOLUTION AND PUMP SEVERAL TIMES. FAILURE TO DO
THIS MAY RESULT IN LEAKS OR MALFUNCTION IN THE UNIT.
When Storing for an Extended Period:
Normal Wear:
Warranty will not cover repair where normal use has exhausted the life
of the part. Line stripers, like all mechanical devices, need periodic parts
replacement and service to perform well. It should be remembered that
the service life of any equipment is dependent on the care it receives
and the conditions under which it has to operate.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE 12
1. Flush machine out thoroughly.
2. Remove hoses and drain.
3. Wipe the sides and bottom of inside
of tank with a clean dry rag.
4. Lubricate spray valve (shut-off valve).
5. Apply petroleum jelly or similar
substance to pump gasket.
6. Do not store with pump assembly tight.

TROUBLESHOOTING 13
Athletic Field Marking Performance:
1. Was paint strained?
2. Check paint level.
3. Check nozzle screen for clogs. Clean as needed.
4. Check nozzle tip for proper alignment — horizontal.
5. Check operating pressure 38-40 PSI.
6. Is CO2 cylinder empty? Check high pressure gauge.
7. Check CO2 cylinder for leaks.
8. Check shut-off valve for clogs — clean. Adjust control cable.
9. Check paint line hose for clogs — clean.
STRIPER WILL NOT SHUT OFF COMPLETELY
1. Check control cable adjustments. Adjust as needed.
STRIPER WILL NOT ROLL EASILY
1. Wheels should spin freely – lubricate bearings.
2. Paint line hose and 12’ hand hose should clear wheels.
STRIPER USES TOO MUCH PAINT
1. Opening in nozzle tip enlarged. Replace with new nozzle tip.
2. Tank building too much pressure.
HAND HOSE ASSEMBLY DOES NOT SPRAY PROPERLY:
1. Check nozzle, screen and tip for clogs – clean as needed.
2. Check operating pressure.
Paint Leaks:
PAINT TANK LEAKS PAINT
Check that ttings are tight.
PUMP ASSEMBLY LEAKS PAINT THROUGH CENTER
Check to be sure rubber end on bottom of pump assembly is not
being held open by dry paint.
Continued on next page.
STRIPER DOES NOT STRIPE A FULL LINE

TROUBLESHOOTING
14
Paint Leaks: (continued)
PAINT LINE HOSE LEAKS PAINT
Check paint line hose tting — tighten.
NOZZLE ASSEMBLY LEAKS
Tighten nozzle assembly.
SHUT-OFF VALVE LEAKS PAINT
Check that shut-off valve is tightened. Check control cable adjustment.
Air Leaks:
PUMP ASSEMBLY LEAKS AIR
1. Shut off CO2 tank.
2. Bleed pressure from paint tank.
3. Remove pump assembly and check tank gasket for damage.
Replace if needed. Re-seat in-pump assembly.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
4. Check that brass tube is threaded tightly against top of pump
assembly. Also, check plastic cup at bottom of shaft for excessive
wear. Repair with pump assembly and shut-off repair kit.
AIR LINE HOSE LEAKS AIR
1. Check air line hose for breaks/cuts. Replace as needed.
2. Tighten air line hose ttings.
AIR LEAKS BETWEEN REGULATOR AND CO2 CYLINDER
1. Shut off CO2 cylinder.
2. Bleed pressure from paint tank.
3. Remove regulator and inspect washer. Replace if needed.
4. Re-attach regulator and tighten.
2-GAUGE REGULATOR DOES NOT REGISTER PRESSURE
1. Is CO2 tank empty?
2. Remove gauge from regulator – check for blockage.

CUSTOMER SERVICE 15
Call our Customer Service Reps From
8:00am - 4:45pm (EST)
1-800-877-1500
Call us with any questions you may have concerning the care,
assembly, operation, or maintenance of this product. Before you call
be sure that unsatisfactory operation is not due to inadequate care or
cleaning, abuse, or neglect. This may save you time and money. See our
warranty for specic coverage.
If you Ship the Product:
Prior Authorization Must be Received Before Return
Carefully pack unit and send it prepaid and adequately insured.
Attach a postage-afxed letter, detailing the complaint, to the outside
of the carton. BE SURE TO SHOW RETURN AUTHORIZATION CODE
NUMBER ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE.
For Any Repairs, Including Warranty Repairs:
Call 800.877.1500 for repair cost estimates, and full service
information, INCLUDING RETURN AUTHORIZATION CODE
NUMBER, BEFORE SENDING YOUR UNIT.
Send Your Unit, Freight Prepaid To:
Pioneer Manufacturing Company
4529 Industrial Parkway
Cleveland, Ohio 44135

LIMITED WARRANTY 16
For a period of three years from date of purchase, PIONEER MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY will replace for the original PURCHASERS, any part
or parts* of the line Striper (a five (5) year limited warranty against rust-out
on stainless steel tanks), found upon examination by a PIONEER FACTO-
RY-trained representative, to be defective in material or workmanship or
both; this is the exclusive remedy. This warranty is pro-rated as to cover
100% of the cost of materials, parts and labor for the first twelve months of
ownership, 60% the second twelve months, and 40% for the third twelve
month period. The customer is responsible for all remaining costs. The
customer may elect to return the entire unit to the factory at his expense
for repair. Or he may, at his expense, return the defective part for factory in-
spection AND replacement. In no case will PIONEER MANUFACTURING
authorize outside repair on any unit nor will PIONEER MANUFACTURING
reimburse any customer for unauthorized work. Prior to returning any part
or machine, the CUSTOMER must obtain a RETURN MATERIAL AUTHO-
RIZATION CODE. Call toll free 1-800-877-1500. This warranty gives the
customer specific legal rights as well as other rights which may vary by
state. There are no WARRANTIES which extend beyond the face hereof
and the warranties set forth above are in lieu of all other warranties, EX-
PRESS or implied, including any and all implied warranties of merchant-
ability or fitness for a particular purpose, and any other obligation or liabil-
ity on the part of PIONEER.
PIONEER SHALL IN NO EVENT BE RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE TO THE
OWNER OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSE-
QUENTIAL DAMAGES WHETHER ARISING FROM DEFICIENCIES IN
THE DESIGN, MANUFACTURE, LABELING OR OPERATION OF THE
BRITE STRIPER®OR FROM ANY OTHER CAUSE WHATSOEVER AND
WHETHER BASED ON TORT, CONTRACT, WARRANTY, STRICT LIA-
BILITY OR OTHERWISE. IN ANY EVENT, PIONEER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY INC.’S RESPONSIBILITY IS LIMITED TO THE COST OF THE
PRODUCT ITSELF.
No representative employee, agent of Pioneer, or any other person has
any authority to assume for Pioneer any additional or other liability or re-
sponsibility, other than as described above, in connection with the BRITE
STRIPER®. Either direct or indirect acceptance of this limited warranty
constitutes approval of, and agreement with, all of its terms and conditions
by the owner. This limited warranty becomes effective only when all invoic-
es for the Brite Striper®have been paid in full.
* The CO2 cylinder and 2-gauge regulator are covered exclusively
by the manufacturer’s warranty.
Rev. 2/15

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