not working :(

[squeekz1992]

My mist king won't spray. Jared and I think its the nozzle . Is there anything I can do to fix it or is there a way to locally get a similar nozzle?

 

[Decadancin]

It was working and just stopped?

 

[chamillionaire3]

soak it in vinegar for a while then throughly wash it. that should tae care of any build up inside the nozzle

 

[squeekz1992]

It was working and just stopped?

Yes it is just the nozzle tho the pump still goes

 

[squeekz1992]

soak it in vinegar for a while then throughly wash it. that should tae care of any build up inside the nozzle

OK I'll try that

 

[Decadancin]

It is possible that some debris from drilling a hole in the bucket has lodged in the tube. (this can happen if the bucket is not rinsed out thoroughly) If you want to test to see if it is the nozzle, remove it and see if water is making its way through the tube.

 

[squeekz1992]

It is possible that some debris from drilling a hole in the bucket has lodged in the tube. (this can happen if the bucket is not rinsed out thoroughly) If you want to test to see if it is the nozzle, remove it and see if water is making its way through the tube.

We did that part. Without the nozzle it works, but with it we can't get it to. We rinsed it out pretty good before assembly. I'm bummed

 

[Decadancin]

Try emailing Marty at MistKing. He may have some advice. Wish I had some other ideas.

 

[squeekz1992]

Try emailing Marty at MistKing. He may have some advice. Wish I had some other ideas.

I did. I tried what he said and it didn't work so I'll soak it in vinegar and if it still doesn't work I'll email him again

 

[Lovereps]

The front of the nozzle is threaded.
If a piece of debris got inside, it should be able to be removed once you unscrew the nozzle tip from the nozzle body.
It would be very surprising if there was mineral buildup sufficient to clog a nozzle in only a week or two.

 

[squeekz1992]

I couldn't take it apart but its soaking right now I really hope this works I only got to use it for 2 days

 

[Lovereps]

You can contact Marty if you're concerned about voiding the nozzle warranty but if it was mine, this is what I would do:

Disassembly is easy.

You will need 2 wrenches:
A 9/16" or a 14mm wrench (9/16"=14mm)
A 1/2" wrench

With the nozzle pinhole opening facing up, slide the 9/16" wrench onto the hexagonal main body of the nozzle
Next, slide the 1/2" wrench onto the hexagonal tip of the nozzle.
Holding the 9/16" wrench firmly, twist the 1/2" wrench counterclockwise and it will unscrew fully with repeated turns of the wrench.