Titan 01694 Motor Brush
OEM SprayTech Motor Component
Titan 01694 Motor Brush is a genuine OEM carbon brush for compatible SprayTech airless sprayers. It conducts electrical current between the stationary wires and the rotating commutator, and is a wear item that requires periodic replacement to maintain motor performance.
Compatibility
Replace brushes in sets to ensure even wear and proper commutator contact. The official EP2300 manual specifies quantity 2. Inspect the commutator for wear and clean carbon dust from the motor interior during replacement.
SprayTech Motor Assembly Component
Titan 01694 Motor Brush for SprayTech Airless EP2300 and EP2400
Titan 01694 is a consumable motor brush used in the universal motors of compatible SprayTech Airless sprayer models. In an electric motor, brushes are spring-loaded carbon blocks that press against the spinning commutator. They conduct electrical current from the stationary power supply to the rotating armature windings, creating the magnetic fields that cause the motor to turn. Over time, these brushes wear down due to friction. As they wear, spring pressure decreases and contact area can become poor, leading to arcing, sparking, loss of power, and eventual motor failure. The official Titan EP2300 manual lists this part in the Motor Assembly Figure 24, specifying quantity 2.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | Genuine OEM motor brush for SprayTech EP2300 SE, EP2300, and EP2400. Confirmed in the official Titan EP2300 manual Motor Assembly figure as item 2, quantity 2. |
| Function | Current conduction (transfers electricity to rotating armature); motor operation (essential for motor function); wear indication (sacrificial component that wears over time). |
| Compatible Models | SprayTech Airless EP2300 SE; SprayTech Airless EP2300; SprayTech Airless EP2400. Always verify using your equipment's serial number and parts manual. |
| OEM Part Number | 01694 Motor Brush. |
| Replacement Indicators | Loss of power (motor runs slowly or lacks torque); excessive sparking (visible sparks at commutator); burning smell (overheating motor); short brush length (worn to less than 1/4 inch). |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Commutator (check for scoring or wear); brush springs (ensure proper tension); brush holders (check for wear or damage). |
| Why Genuine OEM | Correct dimensions and carbon composition ensure proper electrical contact and motor performance. Replace brushes in sets to ensure even wear and proper commutator contact. |
Service guidance: Regular inspection and replacement of motor brushes is a key maintenance task. Replace brushes in sets to ensure even wear and proper commutator contact. When replacing, inspect the commutator for signs of wear or damage and clean any carbon dust from the motor interior. The official EP2300 manual specifies quantity 2 for this part. Always disconnect power before servicing the motor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for confirming fitment and identifying when replacement is needed.
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