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6.1.4 - The Spray Pattern has gaps or appears to not be irregular:
If you experience an abnormal spray pattern it is possible there is an issue with the spray nozzle tips.
1. You can first try cleaning the spray tips with a toothbrush and warm, soapy water. Dip the
toothbrush in the water and firmly scrub the offending tip(s). Sometimes pre-treatment can
build up and “dry” on the tips causing irregular spray patterns.
2. You can remove the spray tips if necessary and run them through a dishwasher using high
temperature water. This will help clean the tips.
3. After removing the tips and they are dry you can hold the tip up to the light to see if the spray
tip orifice is un-obstructed. If it is obstructed and you can’t remove the obstruction through
regular cleaning you will need to replace the spray tip.
4. Make sure you are not in the CUSTOM SPRAY ZONE setting and have a spray head turned
off. It is possible to spray heads 1 and 2, skipping head 3, and spray heads 4 and 5. This will
leave a gap between heads 2 and 4 making it appear that there is a problem with the spray
pattern.
5. If you see a spray pattern as in Fig. 6.1 the most likely cause is that the pre-treatment solution
is running low and the Viper’s fluid intake filter is partially submerged and partially exposed
to the air. If this is the case, the air will be sucked into the Viper resulting in a “tire track”
type pattern with a more solid center. To remedy this fill your pre-treatment container with
more fluid or switch to a new container.
Figure 6.1 – If the pre-treatment solution is low and allowing
the Viper to suck in air, you will get a spray pattern like above.