Titan 944-013 Valve Seat Retainer

Name: Titan 944-013 Valve Seat Retainer
Brand: Titan
SKU: 944-013
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OEM Titan Valve Component

Titan 944-013 Valve Seat Retainer is a genuine OEM component that secures the valve seat within the inlet or outlet valve housing on compatible PowrTwin, PowrTex, PowrLiner, and PowrBeast sprayers, preventing seat movement under pressure.

Brand: Titan Part #: 944-013 Type: Valve Seat Retainer Application: Valve Seat Retention

Compatibility Table

Brand	Compatible Machine	Part Number	Serviced With	Technical Detail
Titan	PowrTwin 4900, 4900XLT, 6900, 6900XLT, 8900, 8900XLT, 12000 Plus	944-013	Valve seat, spring, ball, seals	Retains valve seat in housing bore.
Titan	PowrLiner 4955, 6955, 8955, 4950, 6950, 8900XLT	944-013	Valve assembly components	OEM retainer for valve seat.
Titan	PowrBeast 4700, 4700T, 7700, 9700	944-013	Valve seat and housing	Prevents seat shift under pressure.

OEM valve seat retainer restores proper seat positioning, prevents pressure loss from seat movement, and ensures reliable valve operation.

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Titan 944-013 Valve Seat Retainer for Powr Series Sprayers

Titan 944-013 is a genuine OEM valve seat retainer designed to secure the valve seat within the inlet or outlet valve housing on compatible PowrTwin, PowrTex, PowrLiner, and PowrBeast sprayers. It prevents the seat from moving under pressure and ensures consistent valve sealing.

OEM: Titan Part #: 944-013 Type: Valve Seat Retainer Use: Valve Seat Retention

Detail	Technical / Commercial Information
Product Overview	Genuine OEM valve seat retainer for compatible PowrTwin, PowrTex, PowrLiner, and PowrBeast sprayers. Secures the valve seat within the inlet or outlet valve housing.
Function	Holds the valve seat firmly in the housing bore. Prevents seat movement that could cause leakage or misalignment. Allows removal of the seat for cleaning or replacement. Maintains pressure integrity by preventing seat shift under operating pressure.
Compatible Models	PowrTwin 4900, 4900XLT, 6900, 6900XLT, 8900, 8900XLT, 12000 Plus, 12000XLT, 12000XLT DI, 12000 Plus DI, 6900XLT DI; PowrTex 6900SF, 12000SV; PowrLiner 4950, 4955, 6950, 6955, 8955, 4900XLT, 6900XLT, 6900XLT SP, 8900XLT, 8900XLT SP; PowrBeast 4700, 4700T, 7700, 9700.
OEM Part Number	944-013 Valve Seat Retainer.
Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together	Valve seat (inspect for grooves or pitting), valve spring and ball/poppet, and housing O-rings or seals. Replace as a set when servicing the valve assembly.
Common Problems Solved	Pressure loss that comes and goes, difficulty priming, visible corrosion or damage to the retainer, valve seat shifting under pressure, and complete pump failure from a dislodged seat.
Commercial Benefits	Restores proper seat positioning and reliable valve operation. An inexpensive OEM component that prevents pressure loss and protects the pump from more extensive damage.

The 944-013 Valve Seat Retainer is a critical component in the pump valve assembly. Over time, retainers can become corroded, damaged during disassembly, or lost. A missing or damaged retainer allows the valve seat to shift or dislodge, causing pressure loss, poor priming, or complete pump failure. When replacing the valve seat retainer, always inspect the valve seat, spring, ball/poppet, and seals. Replace the complete valve kit if any component shows wear. Ensure the retainer is fully seated and the locking mechanism (if any) is engaged.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions
What is Titan 944-013 Valve Seat Retainer used for? It secures the valve seat inside the inlet or outlet valve housing, preventing the seat from moving under pressure and ensuring consistent sealing.
Which machines use part 944-013? It is compatible with a wide range of PowrTwin, PowrTex, PowrLiner, and PowrBeast models including the PowrTwin 4900XLT, 6900, 8900XLT, 12000 Plus, PowrLiner 4955, 6955, 8955, and PowrBeast 4700, 7700, and 9700.
How do I know if the retainer needs replacement? Signs include pressure loss that comes and goes, difficulty priming, visible corrosion or damage to the retainer, or the valve seat shifting when the pump operates. In some cases, the retainer may be missing entirely.
Should I replace the retainer when replacing the valve seat? Yes. Titan recommends installing a new retainer whenever the valve seat is replaced or the housing is opened. Retainers can lose their spring tension or become slightly deformed, leading to seat movement and pressure issues later.
What related parts should be inspected when replacing the retainer? Inspect the valve seat for grooves or pitting, the valve spring and ball/poppet for wear, and the housing O-rings and seals for damage.

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