Wagner Spraytech 0515221 Inlet Valve Seal

My Wagner sprayer hasn't worked in over a year, prompting me to by another sprayer head ($80), and still wouldn't work. Looked at the exploded view of the sprayer, and determined that the original valve had pretty much disintegrated (no clue how as I have only used water based paints).Took about twenty minutes to replace as I had to take the hopper off the unit to allow me to install the valve. All back together, and the sprayer works like new again!I bought an extra kit just in case this one disintegrates in the next few years. A few people's reviews said that the valve broke after a few minutes of use. I guess I find that hard to believe as it appears to be an OEM part from Wagner. My original one lasted at least five years, and I am looking forward to this one lasting at least that long, since I now know it is the weak point of the system.Just in case, I now have a backup kit, if I'm half way through a paint job, and it breaks/disintegrates, I know I can be back on the job in less than a half hour.

Worked great

Best replacement parts found for a reasonable price.

My paintpro works like new.

Fits my Wagner sprayer. But I wish the spring was stainless like the rest of it is.

Did the trick and got my paint sprayer up and running again.

Received the package the next day and was painting 20 hors after I ordered the part!

I thought my Wagner airless paint sprayer needed to get thrown out. But all I needed was this part and the Wagner outlet valve, which you can also buy on Amazon. Wagner will tell you to replace both at the same time and to also get the filters that go in the sprayer. Easy fix!