Titan 9890112 Retainer Clip
OEM Titan Push-On Retainer
Titan 9890112 Retainer Clip is a genuine OEM 3/16-inch push-on retainer used to secure shafts, pins, and linkages on SprayTech Airless EP2105 and EP2205 piston pump sprayers.
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OEM retainer clip restores secure axial retention of pins and shafts, preventing linkage separation and ensuring safe, reliable sprayer operation.
Titan Mechanical Fastener
Titan 9890112 Retainer Clip for SprayTech EP2105 & EP2205
Titan 9890112 is a genuine OEM 3/16-inch push-on retainer clip designed to secure shafts, pins, and linkages on compatible SprayTech airless sprayers. It provides positive axial retention without the need for tools during assembly or disassembly.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | Genuine OEM push-on retainer clip for SprayTech EP2105 and EP2205 piston pump sprayers. Standard 3/16-inch size. |
| Function | Prevents shafts or pins from sliding out of their bores (axial retention). Allows tool-free removal for cleaning or repair. Spring tension keeps the clip seated during operation. Low profile fits in tight spaces where nuts or bolts cannot. |
| Compatible Models | SprayTech EP2105 and EP2205 piston pump sprayers. |
| OEM Part Number | 9890112 Retainer Clip (Push-On Retainer, 3/16"). |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Shaft or pin (inspect groove for burrs or wear), linkage or lever arm (check for worn holes or cracks), and retaining ring pliers for safe installation. |
| Common Problems Solved | Bent or deformed clip, corrosion, loss of spring tension, and missing clip that leaves a pin unsecured. A missing clip can cause linkage separation, loss of pump prime, erratic pressure, or mechanical jamming. |
| Commercial Benefits | Restores secure retention and safe operation. An inexpensive OEM component that prevents mechanical failure and costly downtime. |
The 9890112 Retainer Clip is a small but critical fastener in the sprayer's mechanical linkages. Over time, retainer clips can become bent, corroded, or lose their spring tension. A damaged or missing clip may allow a pin to work loose, causing erratic operation, loss of pressure, or complete separation of mechanical links. When removing a retainer clip, use retaining ring pliers if possible to avoid bending the clip. Inspect the groove on the shaft for burrs or wear. Always replace with a new clip—do not reuse a clip that has been spread open. Ensure the clip snaps fully into the groove and has no side play.
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