Graco 287770 Magnum ProX Motor Fan Kit
The Graco 287770 Motor Fan Kit keeps your sprayer’s motor cool and running efficiently. Designed for ProX and Magnum series, it helps prevent overheating and ensures smooth operation.
- OEM replacement cooling fan kit
- Includes fan and push-nut retainer
- Fits ProX7, ProX9, ProX17, ProX19, XR, SR7 & ProLTS models
- Restores airflow for better motor protection
Keep Your ProX Motor Running Cool & Reliable
Compatible Machines
The Graco 287770 Motor Fan Kit fits the following Magnum / ProX families and related units:
- Magnum ProX7 (Series A–D)
- Magnum ProX9 (Series A–D)
- Magnum ProX17 — Stand (17G177) & Cart (17G178)
- Magnum ProX19 — Stand (17G179) & Cart (17G180)
- XR Series (select models referenced in Graco service documentation)
- SR7 Series (select models referenced in Graco service documentation)
- ProLTS 170 / 190 (retail equivalents of ProX17 / ProX19)
- GX Electric (select models; e.g., 17H211 120V / 17H214 230V)
Tip: Check your sprayer’s model/series label to confirm version (A–E, etc.) before ordering.
What is the Graco 287770 Motor Fan Kit?
A genuine motor cooling fan repair kit for select Graco airless sprayers. If the fan is cracked, missing fins, or its retainer loosens, the motor may overheat and the sprayer can shut down. Replacing the fan restores airflow and extends motor life.
What’s Included & Key Benefits
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Kit Contents | Motor cooling fan, push-nut/retainer, basic installation guidance. |
| Type | OEM repair kit for motor cooling (fan replacement). |
| Use Case | Replace broken/worn fan, resolve overheating, maintain steady performance on longer spray runs. |
| Fit Families | Magnum ProX7 / ProX9 / ProX17 / ProX19, plus select XR, SR7, ProLTS, and GX Electric models (see list above). |
When Should You Replace the Fan?
- Sprayer shuts down or feels unusually hot near the motor housing.
- Fan blades are chipped, warped, or wobble on the shaft.
- Audible rubbing/scraping from the motor endbell area.
Basic Installation Notes
- Disconnect power and relieve pressure per Graco safety procedures.
- Remove rear cover/endbell as required to access the motor shaft.
- Pull off the damaged fan; press on the new fan and secure with the push-nut.
- Reassemble shroud/cover; confirm free rotation before power-up.
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