Manuals & Guides

Product manuals and technical sheet can be downloaded from links below.

Items are in Adobe .pdf format, and can be viewed with the free version of Adobe Acrobat reader. Please email us at help@tampabaytan.com if you need assistance.


ST302PRO - Pro Series Spray Gun Manual View PDF

 


TNT and Xena Spraygun Reset Sheet View PDF

 


Maximist Lite Plus Equipment Manual View PDF

 


Maximist Spraymate TNT Equipment ManualView PDF

 


Maximist Spraymate TNT Pro Equipment ManualView PDF

 


Maximist Allure Xena of Xena Pro Equipment Manual View PDF

 


Maximist Allure Xena Pro Gun ManualView PDF

 


Maximist Evolution TNT or Pro ManualView PDF

 


Maximist Evolution TNT Pro Gun ManualView PDF

 


Maximist Pro TNT ManualView PDF

 


Maximist Ultra Pro ManualView PDF

 


Maximist Ultra Premier ManualView PDF

 


Units below are older versions, now discontinued. Pre 2016 and earlier

Earlex Tip & Needle (Removal Guide)

If only cleaning current needle (not replacing) do not discard any parts. Wipe needle with a soft cloth under warm water, and replace old needle back into gun. A gun that spits, or splats, or will not spray solution, should be well cleaned, including removal and cleaning of the needle. If problem continues, check needle for damaged or broken tip, or grooves.
Created : 2013-04-24
File Size : 42.31 Kb View PDF

 


Earlex Maximist Spraymate (Equipment Manual)

Created : 2013-04-24
File Size : 840.25 Kb View PDF

 


Earlex Maximist Pro Gun (Parts Breakdown Sheet)

Created : 2013-04-24
File Size : 56.17 Kb View PDF

 


Earlex Maximist and Maximist Pro (Equipment Manual)

Created : 2013-04-24
File Size : 590.28 Kb View PDF

 


Earlex Gland Nut (Adjustment Guide)

The following issues can be related to an improperly adjusted gland nut: Cannot adjust spray pattern (Loosen nut) System continuously sprays solution (Loosen Nut) Needle stuck and will not move (Loosen Nut) Trigger stuck, no movement, or sticks (Loosen Nut) Leakage from the Gland Nut (Tighten Nut Carefully) When adjusting the Gland Nut, do so very carefully, in small 1/16 increments. Do not over tighten, as nut can be damaged or stripped.
Created : 2013-04-24
File Size : 174.36 Kb View PDF