Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly
Give your sprayer repair a sound foundation with the Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly. This replacement housing forms part of the specified drive and control arrangement on compatible Titan Advantage 400 and Impact 410 sprayers. The cited manufacturer parts lists identify the assembly as including 9850936 ON/OFF switch; confirm current supplied contents before ordering additional controls. Inspect the housing for cracks, damaged mounting points, or deformation, and match 806-100A to your exact equipment diagram before purchase.
Documented Inclusion: ON/OFF switch 9850936; confirm current package contents.
Inspection: Check the housing, mounting points, mating components, and associated hardware.
Fitment & Service Note: Confirm the exact installed assembly and electrical configuration. Electrical work associated with housing replacement should follow Titan’s direction for service by an authorized repair center.
Build Your Repair Around Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly
A careful equipment repair starts with a serviceable housing and sound mounting locations. The Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly is specified in the documented Advantage 400 and Impact 410 drive/control arrangements. Both cited manufacturer parts lists identify the assembly as including the designated ON/OFF switch. When housing damage is confirmed, match the replacement to the exact machine and inspect the components being transferred before reassembly.
What Does Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly Do?
The housing forms part of the equipment’s drive and control arrangement, providing the specified structure and attachment locations for the matching components.
Cracks, broken mounting areas, or distortion can interfere with correct reassembly. Inspect the housing and the parts attached to it when damage is found.
Manufacturer diagrams identify the housing separately from the fluid-section pump manifold, front cover, motor, and control assemblies. Select the component corresponding to the exact damaged location.
When Should the Housing Assembly Be Replaced?
Cracks or broken sections: Assess the housing and nearby components after impact or mechanical damage.
Damaged mounting points: Check attachment features that no longer secure the specified components correctly.
Distortion: Investigate deformation that prevents proper cover fit or component installation.
Damaged connection features: Inspect threads and mating areas using the applicable service instructions.
During a larger repair: Examine the housing before transferring serviceable parts. Replacement should follow confirmed damage rather than symptoms such as noise or intermittent operation alone.
Inspection & Replacement Guidance
1. Prepare the equipment. Complete the manufacturer’s pressure-relief procedure and disconnect the electrical supply before servicing.
2. Confirm the replacement. Match 806-100A to the exact machine diagram and review current assembly contents.
3. Follow the disassembly sequence. Use the prescribed service procedure to separate the housing from its mechanical and electrical components. Electrical work must follow Titan’s authorized-service requirement.
4. Inspect parts before transfer. Check mounting hardware, covers, wiring, insulation, grounding, and the applicable mechanical contact areas.
5. Reassemble to the exact specification. Follow the instructions for component alignment, wire routing, insulation, grounding, lubrication where specified, and fastening.
6. Complete the required checks. Refit all required covers and have the prescribed electrical and operational inspections completed before returning the machine to service.
Review the Components Being Reassembled
A careful parts review helps prepare the replacement housing for correct installation.
Sharing housing 806-100A does not establish that the Advantage 400 and Impact 410 use identical internal controls.
Order Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly
Prepare your next housing repair with the Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly from AllTitanParts. Confirm the installed assembly diagram, review the supplied switch and other package contents, and select the additional components identified during inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful answers about Titan 806-100A fitment, contents, and housing replacement.
What is Titan 806-100A Housing Assembly?
It is the housing assembly specified within designated Titan Advantage 400 and Impact 410 drive/control arrangements.
Which machines have verified compatibility?
The cited manufacturer manuals confirm Advantage 400 and Impact 410 configurations specifying 806-100A. Match the exact installed assembly before ordering.
Does the assembly include the ON/OFF switch?
Both cited manuals identify the housing as including item 17, ON/OFF switch 9850936. Confirm current supplied contents before ordering a separate switch.
Are the motor controller and microswitch included?
The cited housing inclusion identifies the ON/OFF switch. The controller and microswitch are separately listed components; confirm package contents rather than assuming they are supplied.
Do Advantage 400 and Impact 410 use identical controls?
Their cited parts lists identify different microswitch and control-assembly references. Select internal electrical components using the exact machine diagram and schematic.
When should the housing be replaced?
Replace it when inspection confirms cracks, broken mounting points, deformation, or damaged attachment features making it unsuitable for reuse under the applicable service instructions.
Is this a complete drive assembly or fluid section?
806-100A identifies the housing assembly. The diagrams list the motor, gears, slider, controls, and fluid-section components separately. Confirm the supplied package before ordering.
Who should perform the replacement?
Follow the equipment service procedure. Electrical work involved in disconnecting or transferring controls must follow Titan’s direction for service by an authorized repair center.
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