The E20 and E15 share most of their frame, motor, gear box and filter block numbers, but the fluid section differs. The E20 page lists a piston rod (761-117) and 761-series seals, while the E15 page lists 762-series parts and a repacking kit (762-175). Open the page for your model and order from its callouts.
Two older Elite sprayers
The Elite E15 and the Elite E20 are older electric piston-pump sprayers, not PermaStroke models. Titan's manual for the E15 is 313-348 and for the E20 is 313-247. Both give a maximum working pressure of 2750 psi, and both say hoses and guns must be rated for at least that. We list no flow, motor power or tip figures for either one, because we could not verify them.
The site has a separate set of diagram pages for each. That is the point of this guide: a name search can put an E15 number in front of an E20 owner, and the two sets are not the same. Nothing here says that parts from one sprayer fit the other.
Elite E20 and E15 diagram pages compared
| Section | Elite E20 page | Elite E15 page |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | 2 parts | 2 parts |
| Motor | 2 parts | 1 part |
| Gear box | 9 parts | 9 parts |
| Filter block | 11 parts | 10 parts |
| Fluid section | 9 parts | 17 parts |
| Accessories | 10 parts | 10 parts |
Part counts are the number of parts the site lists on each page. A few part numbers appear on both pages, but the callout numbers differ.
Fluid section: the big difference
This is where the two pages part company. On the E20, the fluid section lists nine parts, including the 761-117 piston rod, the 761-057 PTFE O-ring, the 761-103 O-ring, the 761-162 splash guard and the 761-153 down tube. All of its part numbers begin 761 or 710.
The E15 fluid section lists seventeen parts, and most of the extra ones are 762-series: the 762-145 inlet valve ball, a 762-073 outlet valve retainer housing, seals and the 762-175 fluid section repacking kit. The E15 page does not list a piston rod, and the E20 page lists neither an inlet valve ball nor a repacking kit. If you are after a seal, a ball or a kit, check which page it appears on before you pay for it.
The two pages do share the 761-153 down tube, the 710-046 inlet screen and a few screws. That only tells you those numbers are listed on both, and it does not make anything else interchangeable. The pail bracket bolt 710-033 is another of the shared numbers.
Filter block
The two filter blocks are close. Both list the 761-451 filter housing, 730-083 filter spring, 750-039 pressure release, 730-222 outlet cap, 490-006 fitting and four O-rings, in the 761-456, 761-722, 221-008 and 700-499 numbers. Where the E20 differs is two extra parts: the 700-258 PrimeSpray valve assembly and the 700-697 valve handle. The E15 page, in turn, lists a 700-881 gasket that the E20 page does not.
The E15 and E20 manuals both describe relieving pressure by turning the pressure-relief/prime knob to prime. The diagram does not say which listed part is that knob, so do not assume it is the PrimeSpray valve. Read the manual, then check the callout on your own page.
Gear box and motor
The gear boxes also list nine parts each, and eight numbers match, including the 700-771 pressure control knob, 700-646 toggle switch and 710-050 20 AMP fuse. Two differ. Only the E20 page lists the 700-657A motor starter; the E15 page has a 765-063 strain relief instead. On the motor page, the E20 lists the 700-681 motor mount screw and a 700-721 O-ring, where the E15 lists only the screw.
Accessories
Both accessories pages list 700-926 Piston Lube, the 0291006 hose, the 550-222 hose, the 490-032 swivel union and the 490-014, 490-007 and 490-005 fittings. Its page also lists a 316-505 spray hose, a 05045 fitting and a 0502135 swivel assembly, where the E15 page has a 316-513 airless hose and a 0508626 gauge. On the E20, Titan's manual says to fill the wet cup one third full with Piston Seal Lubricant, and you should confirm that against your own manual.
Mistakes to avoid
- Ordering by the sprayer name alone. Part names repeat across pages, but the numbers do not.
- Reading a part number on an old label and ordering it for the other model.
- Using the E15 repacking kit number for an E20, since the E20 page does not list that kit.
- Assuming a matching callout number means a matching part. The callouts differ between the E20 and E15 pages.
On power, the E20 manual says to use a grounded outlet of 120V and 15 amp minimum, and a three-wire extension cord of 12 gauge minimum. That is from one manual extract, so confirm it in your own copy. We found no electrical figures for the E15 and do not state any.
Elite E20 parts named in this comparison:
The Short Version
Match the diagram page to your model, and watch the fluid section and filter block most closely. Manuals are on our manuals page, and our parts team on (713) 931-0006 can confirm a number.
Not sure whether you own an E15 or an E20?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your model and serial number and our parts team will confirm the part before you order.
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