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Titan 800-926 Spring

Titan 800-926 Spring

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Titan Tools Inc.

 

Part 800-926 is a replacement spring used in the pressure control / unloader valve assembly on a variety of airless sprayers. It provides the correct tension to regulate pressure switching and ensure consistent spray performance.

Part Number 800-926
Part Description Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader Valve)
Brand Genuine OEM / Replacement
Fits
  • Airless Sprayer 740 i, 740IX, 840I, 840IX, 1140I, 1140IX
  • Performer 1140IX
  • PowrLiner 2800
  • ProMark II (Model No 759-2010)
  • RentSpray 450, 700
Condition New

$7.8

 

Replacement Spring for Airless Sprayer Pressure Control Valves

The 800-926 Spring is a precision‑engineered component used in the pressure control or unloader valve assembly of many airless paint sprayers. It applies the correct force to regulate the valve’s switching point, ensuring the sprayer builds and maintains proper pressure while protecting the pump from overload.

A weak, fatigued, or broken spring can cause erratic pressure, failure to build pressure, or the sprayer to cycle continuously without spraying. Replacing a worn spring with this genuine part restores accurate pressure regulation and reliable operation.

Service Guidance: When replacing the spring, inspect the valve seat, piston, and o‑rings for wear or debris. Always clean the valve cavity thoroughly before reassembly.

What it does and when to replace it

What the spring does
Pressure regulation Provides the correct force to open/close the unloader valve at the set pressure
Cycle control Ensures the pump cycles on and off at the proper pressure differential
System protection Prevents the pump from dead‑heading when the gun is closed
When replacement is recommended
Erratic pressure Pressure surges or fluctuates while spraying or when gun is triggered
Failure to build pressure Sprayer runs but never reaches full pressure, or cycles constantly
Motor stalling Motor fails to kick out when gun is closed, or stalls under load
Visible damage Spring is broken, deformed, or shows signs of fatigue/rust

Compatibility

Part 800-926 is compatible with the following models. Always verify fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact sprayer revision.

Model Component
Airless Sprayer 740 i Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
Airless Sprayer 740IX Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
Airless Sprayer 840I Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
Airless Sprayer 840IX Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
Airless Sprayer 1140I Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
Airless Sprayer 1140IX Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
Performer 1140IX Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
PowrLiner 2800 Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
ProMark II (Model No 759-2010) Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
RentSpray 450 Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)
RentSpray 700 Spring (Pressure Control / Unloader)

Related parts commonly serviced together

Pressure control issues often involve multiple components. When replacing the spring, inspect these related parts.

Unloader valve seat / piston

Worn seats or pistons can cause pressure loss even with a new spring.

O‑rings / seals

Deteriorated o‑rings can lead to internal leakage and inconsistent pressure.

Pressure control knob / adjustment screw

Damaged threads or binding can prevent proper spring tension adjustment.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a replacement spring for the pressure control (unloader) valve in many airless sprayers. It controls the valve’s opening and closing pressure, ensuring proper pump cycling and pressure regulation.

Common signs: pressure surging while spraying, failure to build pressure, the pump cycling continuously, or the motor stalling when the gun trigger is released.

It fits Airless Sprayer 740 i, 740IX, 840I, 840IX, 1140I, 1140IX; Performer 1140IX; PowrLiner 2800; ProMark II (759-2010); and RentSpray 450 & 700. Always confirm with your parts diagram.

If the valve body, seat, and o‑rings are in good condition, replacing only the spring is sufficient. However, if any other component shows wear or damage, consider a complete valve rebuild kit or new valve assembly.