how much water comes out when trigger is pulled?
1694455
Hard to say. Have never measred it. A lot of how wet your carpet or apholestery gets depends on how fast the machine (or wand) is moving. If you pull the trigger and don't move the machine, you will get a sopping wet carpet quickly.
1694456
I would say an average amount. It didn't soak the carpet nor was it too dry. I only checked after I had cleaned and sucked it back up. The carpet was slightly wet but not too damp.
1745728
read directions carefully; you are probably using too much fuel (squeezing trigger too quickly).
1336968
There is no trigger per se, you push and pull to operate it as you direct it across the floor. That is what causes it to activate the steam. I think you will find it quite easy to,operate. I love mine.
170559
No, I don't. I haven't had that problem but I'm not all that impressed with this device anyway. The trigger is not terribly comfortable and the trigger lock won't keep the flow at maximum.
1708747
Of course, make sure you use 0.20 gram BB's. I can hit a water bottle at a 70 feet (controlled environment), so your fine at 30. Grip, breathing, experience, BB quality, weather, and the gun's condition will vary your accuracy.
442945
Give er some more pulls! You dont need to hold any trigger down, and sometimes you dont need to pull the choke all the way open! Just recheck fuel valve
1624687
It is a squeeze trigger and you use it sparingly. Actually, I prefer to use water rather than the Bona solution, but use that sparingly also.
2099715
My old nozzle snapped into the new trigger gun just like it did with the original trigger. My old trigger gun began to leak. That is why I bought the new trigger. The new trigger has a quick connect between the hose and trigger handle and between hose and machine.
1860306
i think its supposed to be loud. this gun is decent. ive had this gun for about 1 1/2 yrs and is still durable so the trigger pull should last you for awhile
478862
Make sure everything is connected properly. The reservoir needs to have the tube in it that puts the fluid in to the bottom of the tank and the gun needs to be hooked up to the other side of the cap. If there is no air gap between the gun and the liquid it will pull the liquid into the gun.Also, my instructions stated to dump the reservoir after 2 inches of fluid accumulated.
46291
Not sure, but DO NOT BUY. There's no way you're going to get this out from behind the trigger in an emergency.
1555181
I've never seen that in the manual. I think, beyond a certain number after 10, you risk blowing the seal(s) or causing injury/death to yourself, if the gun blows up or something. :-D. Stay safe... only pump it up to 10x.
993004
Send it back! It's so easy to use that you shouldn't have this problem at all. As long as there is water in the correct tank and you are hitting the trigger button, it should work. Double check that you set it up correctly and there isn't anything clogging it. Then send it back.
1866060
it depends on the gun. How much "kick" or recoil is produced when the gun is fired? and what will your position be holding the gun when you fire it? Also How your holding the gun is a factor.... best thing start at 5 inches...shoot the gun...find out how far the "kick" is rearward toward your body..then adjust the scope to your comfort zone to see..without being punched by the scope in the eye. Have someone watch you shoot it if you must, with an idea to measure the kick toward you. hope this helps
2040384
To dry fire the gun remove all nails then press the gun against a piece of wood and squeeze the trigger. Ray Tel 860-485-5644
1055050
Adjust your flow knob. Also crank it up. I spray around 35-40 psi depending on the solution. When you set your psi are you watching what happens to the gage after you pull the trigger. My often drops and I have to readjust the pressure. Hope this helps.
564814
there is a small screw that is located directly behind the trigger. use a standard screwdriver and turn it clock or counter clockwise to adjust the pressure. Counter clockwise will reduce the second stage pressure. Note that it generally takes a few shots before you will notice the difference regardless if you reduce or increase the pressure.