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MODEL NUMBER 730.18450

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This is the model number of your Vibrator Sprayer, It is molded into: the left side of the plastic top'. Always mention this model number when . _c?mmpnicati, !yi,lh us regarding the S~rayer, or when. orde::ing parts:'

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HOW TO ORDER PARTS FOR THE ABOVE MODEL SPRAYING UNIT

All parts listed herein may be ordered through any Sears Retail or Mai] Order Store which serves the territory in which you live.' All parts are shipped prepaid. When ordering repair parts, always be sure to give the following information:

1. The part number

in the list.

2. The part name and price in the list. 3. The model number which is shown above.

This list is .valua.ble. It will CLS8u.re yQIU' 'being able to obtain pro-per parts .service at all tim.e.s. We suggest -yo-ukeep it with othe-r valuable papers.

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REFERENCEPARTS CHART FOR MODEL 730.18450 DUNLAP VIBRATOR SPRAYER

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DETAIL DRAWING OF PUMP ASSEMBLY

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Insert spinner in sprayer with veins out, som-e direction C_5 in illudr'ction, and screw nozzle cap on tight. To replace nozzle gasket, remove old, worn gasket from nozzle cap and pre .. new gasket firmly into 'nozzle cap with blunt end of a lead pencil.

PARTS LIST FOR MODEL 730.18450

Key No. Part No. 1. . .. 748 , , , , . , . 2"., 527.",.,. 3"" SA-1420" 1409. , , 5. , .. 722 , .. 6, . , . 1407 ,, 7., .. VS-15, .
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Key No. 14.. :. lL.~, 16 17 , 18 , 19. . .. Description of Part Price Spring Bumper, , .. , . , ... ' ' . $ .10 Armature Assembly ' . . . .. .45 Coil , , .. , , ,. 1.25 Magnet Assembly, . . . . . . . . .. 1.00 Magnet Hold bown Screw . .'/.. .05 Plastic Top (Left Half) . . . .. 1.00 Plastic Top (Right Half) .. " 1.00 20 Switch Assembly '. .60 21. Switch Trigger, " .20 22 Cord Set .... , , , . . . . .. 2.00 Base Clips & Screws 23 (Package of Two Each) .. " .15 2-1,. .. ,SA~780, .. Cylinder Assembly " 1.75 Packing Ring waSher] Packing Ring 25] Packing Ring Spring .. :.,. .50 ~~ ... VSc10 ... 28 { Ball Stop 29 . Ball Check 30 .... 714 .. .Check Valve , .. .50 31, . .. 1419 . .Piston Spring ,. .15 32 .... SA-783." Piston Assembly (Does not include Piston Spring) .' '. .30 Part No. 762 .. SA-790 . 750, .. , .. , SA-561.., 538 ,. 1401 .. , . 1402. ,. , .. '. SA-562, .. 1405 .. " .. 730., ..... VS-17

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Description of Part 25 oz. Glass Jar, , . , , . , , .' Jar Gasket, , , , , _, , , , , , ' , , -Pump Assembly (Includes SA-780, SA-783, 1419, 746,714, VS-10) . , . , .. , , Plastic Base , .. ; .. , .. , Pump Gasket , .. , , Nozzle Cap , .. , Nozzle Gasket (Package of Six) .... ., . Spinner, Coarse (Package of Three) .... -. Spinner, Fine (Package of Three) " Spinner Spring . Cylinder Hold Down Spring , .. Spray Adjuster Assembly. , Case Nuts & Screws (Package of Three Each) ,
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Price .. $ .35 " ,15..,_ " 2.75 '. .75 ,. .10 .. .50 .50 .50 .50 .10 .05 .65 .15

(Above nuts a-r:e 4-40 H"x Nuts . . . Screws ,Head , . , Obtamable at most tocal dealers)

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Spray Adjuster Tension Spring. . . . . . . . . ..

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DO ALL THESE THINGS

AND MANY MORE

WITH YOUR DUNLAP ELECTRIC SPRAYER

Lacquer, vernis'h, shellac furniture, toys, garden tools.

Enamel cupboards, wood trim, shelves, partitions.

Eliminate moths and -other household pests.

Touch up fenders, refrigerators like a professional.

Paint porches, fences, walls, basement floors.

Apply protective sprays to rose bushes and ather 'garden plants.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR DUNLAP MODEL 730.18450

CAUTIONI READ CAREFULLY
HOW THE SPRAYER WORKS-Pain or other liquid poured into the 25 oz. jar is forced by the pump up through the outlet tube, past the spinner head, and out t~rough the nozzle orifice.' The veins in the heads of the spinner give a swirl+ing-motion to the-Hquid-as it passes-them. The atomization ....... that results produces the fine pattern of droplets necessary for good spraying. PREPARING SPRAYER FOR U.S~elect

VIBRATOR SPRAYER

BEFORE OPERATINGI

HOW TO SPRAY -- Fill or partially

fill the glass' jar and screw into the plastic base. Screw firmly to prevent loosening of jar when sprayer is in operation. The oil-resisting gasket will make a' tl~qt, 'l~ak~_ roof seal. J;lY.a the' cord onl1J into a 115 volt, 60 cycle A.C. outlet. Pulling the trigger sets the pump in motion.

the proper spinner (coarse or fine) according to consi tency of liquid to be sprayed.

CAUTION--Many

paints, when atomized with a spray gun,

emerge in fine spray that is highly combustible and potentially damo erous if there is not sufficient ventilation to dispel the fumes. Therefore, observe these rules:
NEVER SMOKE WHILE SPRAYING. flAME OR FIRE. TAKE PROPER STOVES AND HEATERS. NEVER SPRAY PAINT NEAR AN OPEN PRECAUTIONS WITH PILOT LIGHTS IN ROOMS

Coarse

Spinner

Fine Spinner

Coarse spinners are for heavy-bodied paints, fine spinners are for light-bodied paints and other liquids. Put .spinner in position with veins facing away from sprayer. Replace nozzle cap, making sure it is screwed tight to prevent leaking. Scalloped edge makes it easy to tighten nozzle cap by hand.
PREPARING MATERIAL FOR SPRAYING-Thoroughly mix the material, adding thinner of the type indicated on the manufacturer's label. Outside house paint, flat wall paint, etc., usually require thinning in the ratio of 1 part thinner to 2'or 3 parts paint. Thinning of enamels is usually in the ratio of 1 part thinner to 3 to 5 parts of enamel. Lacquers generally require more thinning than enamels, and may ~__~B(fme-tHfies neea a ra 0 as Ign as 2 parts thmnet to 1 part .~ lacquer. No matter what type of material isto be sprayed, . it is better. to start with less thinning and increase as spray'. ing tests indicate. Too much thinning will cause the paint to' run. Be sure the material to be sprayed is clean and free from "skin" or lumps which may clog the sprayer. Strain the material through cheese cloth or a piece of 60 mesh screen as shown.

ALWAYS BE SURE THERE IS AMPLE VENTILATION OR IN CONFINED

DO NOT SPRAY INSIDE CLOSETS, CABINETS,

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sprayer is adjusted for proper atomization of fluid passing through the nozzle by turning the spray adjuster on top of the sprayer to right 01' left until a good spray pattern and uniform droplet size are obtained. Turning the knob regulates the amount of paint pumped up to the nozzle. rhus It IS easy to ge a good spray with the right volume of paint. If you cannot obtain a full', even spray with small and uniform droplets, the paint probably needs more thinning.

HOW TO ADJUST THE SPRAYER-The

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TECHNIQUE-Spray at a uniform distance of 12" from the work. Keep the sprayer at right angles to the work by flexing the wrist at the end of each stroke, Never allow a stiffly held wrist to "arc" the stroke. Arcing causes poor distribution of materialtoo inuch at the center of each stroke. SPRAYING

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Always keep the sprayer in motion. If held in one spot the material will pile up, and an uneven coating will result.

Learn to "trigger" the sprayer to start and stop the material properly. This means the sprayer must be moving at the beginning of the stroke before the trigger is pulled. Likewise, the trigger must be released before the sprayer stops moving at the end of a stroke. This "feathers" or blends each stroke with the next. Overlap each stroke on a

distribute the solution. Some insecticides may be "potentially dangerous if sprayed without adequate ventilation. Be sure to follow safety rules in "Caution" paragraph above.

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Top-Right way, Keep gun movinq back always at right angles to surface, Bottom-Wrong way. Never use a circular

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flat surface just enough to secure an 'even coating. Always start at the top of the work and spray across the face In consecutive sweeps. Spray just enough material to cover the surface. An excess of material 'will cause tuns. Two or more light coats are always better than one heavy coat. Adjust sprayer for less paint flow until you are familiar with spray painting. After you get the "knack" of it you will be able to paint at top speed without runs. Experiment before you undertake an important spraying job. "Test spray" on cardboard, wood scraps, or other waste material until you get the "feel" of the spraying process.

H.OW TO CLEAN YOUR SPRAYER;_PREVENT TROUBLESOME CLOGGING BY CLEANING THE SPRAYER IMMEDIATELY AND CAREFUI..LY AFTER USE. Dried paint within the nozzle or sprayer passages is sure to cause trouble later. Use the right solvent for cleaning ... the same solvent used for thinning. Lacquer thinners cannot be used to clean out paint, varnish, or enamel, f'or example. Consult can label for right solvent. Wash out jar with clean solvent, then splty clean solvent through the outlet tube and nozzle. A final cleaning with Kerosene will assure good lubrication of the parts. Remove nozzle cap and spinner, wash in small pan of clean solvent, and, replace. The electrical mechanism which supplies power to operate the sprayer is completely enclosed in the upper pad: of the housing, and need never be touched.

PROTECTING SURFACES NOT TO BE SPRAYED-Use a cardboard shield to catch overspray at edges of work and to protect surfaces not to be painted. Newspaper held in place with masking tape may also be used.

SPRAYING INSECTICIDES-Either water or oil base insecticides can be used. Mix solution according to directions on container;-tnen spray as directed on cloth;" rugs, leave-s, branches, etc: Ordinarily, the best way to spray this type of liquid is to have the sprayer set to produce as fin'e a mist as possible. Keep the sprayer in constant motion "16 completely

IF SPRAYER FAILS TO OPERATE PROPERLY - If the pump becomes clogged due to paint "skin" or other foreign matter lodging in the pump mechanism, first inspect bottom of pump and remove any paint film you see with a toothpick or match. Then flush with solvent. If this fails to eliminate the trouble, unscrew the hexagonal check valve at bottom of pump assembly, drop out ball check, ball stop and packing ring spring and wash clean with solvent. If paint has been allowed to harden in the outlet tube, clear tube by inserting a piece offlexible wire and moving it back and forth. Then flush with solvent until passages are clear. If clogging takes place at the nozzle, unscrew the nozzle cap, take out the spin-ner, and wash In solvent; Most- clogging 'is -due-either to failure to strain paint before using, or failure to dean sprayer properly after use: -Keep your sprayer clean! Do not use wire, nails, drills.retc., to clean nozzle cap:
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THIS VIBRATOR

SPRAYER IS GUARANTEED

against any defect in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase-providing it, has been used in accordance with our instructions. If it should fail to operate properly because of such a defect, return it to any Sears retail store or mail order house within one year from the date of purchase, and it will be repaired free of charge. This guarantee is void if the sprayer is misused, abused, or if the instructions in this folder are not followed. 1

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