Is your spray gun weak or wont turn? Fix it yourself in one minute!

Is your spray gun weak or won't turn? Fix it yourself in one minute!

Is your spray gun slacking off while you're watering? Does the water spray only a short distance, the arm moves languidly, or even seems to be frozen? Don't rush to get it repaired, and don't even try to kick it! In most cases, you can easily fix the problem yourself in just a minute.

Step 1: Check the nozzle for a sore throat.

If the spray gun's range is shortened and the water jet is split, it's likely that the nozzle is clogged with mud, sand, or weed debris.

Solution:

First, turn off the pump to ensure safety.

Locate the small hole at the front of the spray gun where water comes out.

Use a toothpick or thin branch to gently clear it.

Be sure not to use hard metal objects like nails, as they can damage the nozzle. Step 2: Adjust the arm strength.

If the spray gun doesn't rotate smoothly, the problem may be with the arm spring:

If the arm is weak, the spring is too loose. If the arm is stuck, the spring may be too tight.

Adjustment Method:

Find the adjustment screw at the base of the arm. To increase strength, tighten it half a turn clockwise. To decrease strength, loosen it half a turn counterclockwise.

Turn on the water and test the effect until the arm can swing strongly and regularly.

Quick Checklist:

→ Is the water column scattered or lacking range? Clear the nozzle!

→ Is the nozzle rotating slowly and weakly? Tighten the spring!

→ Is the spray gun completely stuck and refusing to rotate? Loosen the spring!

Remember this mantra: "Clear the nozzle first, then adjust the strength. The spray gun will immediately become more energetic!" Next time your spray gun is stuck, take a minute to try these two tips to revitalize your irrigation tool!