Mistking Spray head disassembly

[dlegare]

Here is a link to a short video on how to remove the tiny screen inside a Mistking spray nozzle. These screens can become contaminated reducing nozzle efficiency.

http://youtu.be/dk9BBCg1Ko8

 

[KatCham]

Great vid!

Really useful for those unsure of how to disassemble!

Nice one!

 

[lisagr07]

Great information! Unfortunately I had to figure it out on my owns several years ago.
I've wondered, what's the point of the screen? Is it really necessary?

Thanks,, lisa

 

[pigglett79]

Thank you for the link.

 

[dlegare]

Great information! Unfortunately I had to figure it out on my owns several years ago.
I've wondered, what's the point of the screen? Is it really necessary?

Thanks,, lisa

The screen is very necessary. The hole in the spray head is so tiny that if the screen wasn't there it would clog quite frequently.

I was honestly amazed at the amount of debris the screen had collected as my reservoir has a pretty tight fitting lid.

I would like to see a pre or post pump filter. Something a little easier to remove and clean or replace altogether.

 

[lisagr07]

The screen is very necessary. The hole in the spray head is so tiny that if the screen wasn't there it would clog quite frequently.

I was honestly amazed at the amount of debris the screen had collected as my reservoir has a pretty tight fitting lid.

I would like to see a pre or post pump filter. Something a little easier to remove and clean or replace altogether.

I see why it's needed now. And I agree, something to make it a little easier to maintain would be nice! Thanks for the info!

 

[crocky]

Nice! For visual folks this is excellent!

I think I am going to attach a screen on the inside of my bucket where the water enters (in the inside of the bulkhead). Seems one more filter would help. I have yet to clean mine but I have only been running it for a couple of weeks. But this video will be helpful when I do and thanks to Kat for helping me too on the thread I created with questions