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In Short

The Elite 3000 diagrams list four groups of filter parts: the suction filter 2323325, the manifold filter in the high-pressure filter assembly (730-067 in 60 mesh, 730-067-10 in 100 mesh), the hopper disk filter 0003756, and the gun filters 0089959 and 0089957. Check the suction filter first, then the gun filter, then the manifold filter.

Where paint is filtered

Airless systems usually filter the paint at three points: a strainer on the suction side, a filter at the pump or manifold, and a filter in the gun. The Elite 3000 follows that pattern, and its Hopper Assembly diagram adds a disk filter. Partly blocked filters cause pressure loss, pulsing and spitting, and they cost far less than the pump parts a blocked filter can be mistaken for.

Elite 3000 filter parts by diagram page

Filter pointPart numberDiagram page
Suction filter2323325Flexible Suction Set and Rigid Suction Set
Manifold filter730-067, 730-067-10, 730-067-30High Pressure Filter Assembly
Hopper disk filter0003756, 0037607Hopper Assembly
Gun filters0089959, 0089957Accessories

All four pages are Elite 3000 diagrams. Open the page, find the callout and add the part.

Suction filter

The 2323325 Suction Filter is callout 3 on both suction set diagrams, so the same part number applies whether your 3000 uses the flexible suction set (2393123) or the rigid one (2405950). It is the first filter the paint meets, which makes it the first one to look at when the sprayer will not prime or starves. Pull it, rinse it, and look for a torn or clogged screen. The pump needs a clear path to draw paint, and a strainer clogged with skinned latex or dried material stops that.

Manifold filter and the high-pressure filter assembly

The High Pressure Filter Assembly page lists the manifold filter at callout 11, and the site lists it in three versions:

  • 730-067, the 60 mesh manifold filter.
  • 730-067-10, the 100 mesh manifold filter, listed as fine.
  • 730-067-30, listed as a manifold filter that replaces an earlier Titan number. The site's name for it gives no mesh figure, so ask us before choosing it if mesh matters to you.

The rest of that page is the housing around the filter. Callout 1 is the complete 0097123 High-pressure filter Assembly. Its pieces are the 0097301 filter block (callout 2), the 2429835 filter housing (callout 3), the 9994245 pressure spring (callout 12), the 0097304 washer (callout 5), the 9970110 washer or seal ring (callout 6) and two PTFE O-rings, 9974027 (callout 7) and 9971401 (callout 8). If the filter is fine and the assembly leaks when it is put together again, the O-rings and the seal ring are where to look.

Choosing a meshThe mesh should suit the coating. A finer filter catches more and a coarser one passes more material. Titan's Elite 3000 text does not give a coating-by-mesh chart, so check the coating maker's data and your manual, and start with the filter that came with the sprayer.

Hopper disk filter

The Hopper Assembly page lists a disk filter at callout 4 under two numbers: 0003756 Disk Filter and 0037607 Filter disk, mesh width. The site does not explain the difference between them, and the second listing's name does not give a mesh figure. Phone with your serial number if you need to know which one your hopper takes. The page also lists the 341267 hopper assembly, the 340265 black hopper and the 0340908 return pipe.

Gun filters

The Accessories page lists two gun filters: 0089959, a 100 mesh filter in yellow, and 0089957, a coarse green filter sold as a 2-pack. The same page lists a 0089958B replacement mesh. The gun filter is the last screen before the tip, so it is the one that catches what passed everything upstream and the one that starts the pattern spitting when it clogs. Keep a spare in the case with the tips.

What blocked filters look like

  • Pulsing or spitting at the tip: check the gun filter and the tip first.
  • Pressure that will not build or hold: check the suction filter, then the manifold filter, then the tip for wear.
  • Sprayer that will not draw paint: check the suction filter and its connections.
  • Filters that are clean and the problem remains: move on to the valves, which are covered in our Elite 3000 valve parts guide.

Titan publishes no filter life, so we cannot give hours or gallons. The sensible habit is to clean the filters after every job as part of the flush, and to replace a screen that is torn or will not come clean. Strain and stir the coating before it goes in the bucket, because that is what keeps all four filter points clear longest.

Relieve pressure firstAn Elite 3000 works at up to 3300 psi. Follow the pressure relief procedure in your manual before you open the manifold filter or the gun filter. The manual is on our manuals page.

Elite 3000 filter parts to match against the diagrams:

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The Short Version

Four filter points, four diagram pages. Start at the suction filter 2323325 and work toward the gun, keep a 60 mesh or 100 mesh manifold filter and a gun filter on hand, and call (713) 931-0006 if the disk filter or the 730-067-30 listing is not clear to you.

Not sure which filter you need?

Call (713) 931-0006 with your Elite 3000 serial number and our parts team will confirm the filter before you order.

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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I clean the Elite 3000 filter?
Clean every filter after each job as part of the flush. Titan does not publish a filter life, so replace a screen when it is torn or will not come clean. A blocked filter causes pressure loss, pulsing and spitting.
What mesh manifold filter does the Elite 3000 use?
The site lists 730-067 as a 60 mesh manifold filter and 730-067-10 as a 100 mesh fine filter on the Elite 3000 high-pressure filter page. Match the mesh to your coating and check your manual.
Where is the suction filter on the Elite 3000?
It is the 2323325 Suction Filter, shown at callout 3 on both the flexible and rigid suction set diagrams. It is on the suction side, the first filter the paint passes.
What causes spitting from an Elite 3000?
Partly blocked filters are a common cause, along with a worn tip. Check the gun filter, the suction filter and the manifold filter, then the tip. If those are clean, the valves come next.
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