How do you get the red safety thing off the nozzle?
182469
Just pull it forward (neither upward or downward). Takes a bit of back and forth. Maybe place a flat screwdriver and wedge it forward gently.
182470
It's been a while since I did this. The red thing is just there to prevent inadvertent pressing of the trigger - presumably while in shipment. You can simply pry it off with needle nose pliers or a small screwdriver. I would not have the nozzle pointed at anything you didn't want to get paint on when you did it, however. Funny you should ask this just now... Yesterday, I just saw the red thing laying on my workbench in the garage and couldn't remember where it came from... I used the aluminum colored can to spray paint some new plastic vents on the roof of our vintage Airstream trailer. It was a good match. It's been a while since I did this. The red thing is just there to prevent inadvertent pressing of the trigger - presumably while in shipment. You can simply pry it off with needle nose pliers or a small screwdriver. I would not have the nozzle pointed at anything you didn't want to get paint on when you did it, however. Funny you should ask this just now... Yesterday, I just saw the red thing laying on my workbench in the garage and couldn't remember where it came from... I used the aluminum colored can to spray paint some new plastic vents on the roof of our vintage Airstream trailer. It... » Read More It's been a while since I did this. The red thing is just there to prevent inadvertent pressing of the trigger - presumably while in shipment. You can simply pry it off with needle nose pliers or a small screwdriver. I would not have the nozzle pointed at anything you didn't want to get paint on when you did it, however. Funny you should ask this just now... Yesterday, I just saw the red thing laying on my workbench in the garage and couldn't remember where it came from... I used the aluminum colored can to spray paint some new plastic vents on the roof of our vintage Airstream trailer. It was a good match. « Show Less
182471
Slide it up toward the spray outlet. I found that if you grasp the nozzle lock with your thumb and forefinger on each side of the lock it comes out easier. You may have to wiggle it slightly to get it out.
1129251
Needle nose or even regular pliers. When unplugged. Grab by one ode of the white ends lift up and pull out.
465002
I have no clue. You might try rinsing the nozzle filler hole for 5 minutes under hot water. You also might try calling Pet Safe. They replaced a broken unit collar clip, No Hassle.
635554
There's no trick to it. Just turn it counter clockwise by the handle. It could possibly have some air pressure making it more difficult than normal to open. To test that, squeeze the lever until no more air/liquid will come out of the nozzle.
635553
Push down on handle and turn counter-clockwise with one hand while holding the sprayer down with the other. Notice the notches in the collar to remove the handle. Once you get the hang of it. easy.
1240020
Hi Edward, The nozzle unscrews the other way - turn it to right to loosen it. I know it's counter-intuitive, but try wrapping a rubber band on it, and turn it to the right, and it should loosen. It's odd that it should come assembled. Hope this helps.
1084884
pretty simple to do, just unscrew your present nozzle and then screw on the new one. To remove your old one grab the the end of the nozzle toward the water flexible hose and then turn the nozzle counter clockwise. Should come right off
1040188
Unsnap gravity ball in half and place on sprayer hose at almost lowest point under sink. This should cause sprayer to retract.
1701795
No don't saw it off! Remove the lencap. Then twist counter clockwise. And finally give it a slight squesse and pull. It doesn't come off easy but it does come off.
1537480
Hold the handle and spin the spool left 5 to 6 times and it comes right off
116130
I see the wd40 solution here and its really not that complicated, clean it with a soft cloth, wipe it out and use a tiny bit of Burt's Bees wax, or chap stick to lubricate it. Just lightly rub it onto the nylon bearings with your finger. Works better, its easier and non toxic. I did my red ball about a year ago although Ive wiped it out several times since I still haven't had to re lubricate it. Now I need to replace mine because the left click is not responding well.
661596
open the access door under the middle of the sight and try using your pointing middle finger to pull it out. If you can't try to pry it out with a plier (not recommended). Don't crush the dart, because that just cause the gun to jam. With the rapid strike you need to buy ALOT of replacement darts!
1995035
I rinse it with water. Then spray the water to flush out and clean the nozzle. Next, I repeat the process using alcohol.
1109870
Hold the on green (wash) button down for approximately 3 seconds. The nozzle will come out for cleaning (no water will be spraying). Push the button again and it retracts.
987782
It was quite difficult to remove nozzle the first time. What I did was using 2 pliers, one clipped on the glue gun end, another clipped on the nozzle itself (the hexagonal part). Then turn pliers in opposite directions. Better wrap a small piece of cloth or tissue paper before clip on pliers to prevent scratch marks. The second time onwards should be easy, just use the tool provided. This was how I changed nozzle the first time. May be there is an easier way.
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Flow restriction. Rip it out with a pair of pliers. It's a little tricky to get out.
1175665
It looks like you can unfasten the end caps using the tip of a scissors and pressing one side of it. I don't know how to describe it but here is a link to a you tube video that demonstrates it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDr7-7NAblY&feature;=youtube_gdata_player