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Nick R.
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Should I return my paint sprayer?

Nick R.
  • Dallas, TX
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I bought it from Home Depot 3 weeks ago and it worked fine up until yesterday, I pumped and sprayed maybe 10 gallons of paint through it. Now the suction tube doesn't suck prime tube doesn't drain anything. I've troubleshot everything recommended by the manual and still nothing. The manufacturer recommends taking it into to get serviced as it's under warranty, but I really don't want to deal with that hassle and would much prefer to just take back to Home Depot. Do you think Home Depot would give my money back?

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