Graco 114689 Strain Relief Bushing

OEM strain‑relief bushing for Graco equipment to secure and protect cable entries.

Part number: 114689.
Used where cables exit the housing in Graco sprayers and finishing machines.
Ensures safe routing, reduces wiring wear, and maintains reliability.

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Description

Compatible Machines for the Graco 114689 Strain Relief Bushing

Any Graco model where the parts diagram lists 114689 – BUSHING, strain relief.
Examples: FinishingPro HVLP 9.5 ProComp (17P539) – part listed as strain relief bushing.
See parts lists for sprayer models 245022 / 245023 which list 114689 “Bushing, strain relief”.

Product Overview

The 114689 Strain Relief Bushing from Graco is a genuine OEM part designed to safeguard cable/harness exit points in your equipment’s housing. It prevents chafing, relieves stress on wiring, and maintains electrical integrity.

Key features include:

OEM‐specified part for correct fit, material and dimension in Graco machines.
Provides mechanical protection of electrical wiring as it passes through panels/housings.
Helps maintain equipment reliability, prevent cable damage and reduce downtime due to wiring faults.

Why Choose This Strain Relief Bushing?

If the parts diagram for your machine includes part number 114689, replacing with the correct OEM bushing helps preserve the original equipment specification. Using an incorrect or generic bushing might lead to inadequate cable protection, potential electrical faults or non‑compliance with manufacturer design.

Frequently Asked Questions

It sits in the panel or housing where wires or cables pass through, providing support, cushioning, and protecting against abrasion or strain. Over time, such protection helps prevent wiring damage or connector issues.

While a generic strain relief bushing might physically fit, the OEM part ensures proper fit, correct material/hardness, and compatibility with the manufacturer’s design. For best results (and compliance with warranty/maintenance spec) use part 114689.

Before installing, power down and isolate the machine, remove the housing/panel as necessary, inspect the wire/cable exit point, press the new bushing into its housing location ensuring it’s seated fully, route the cable through the bushing ensuring no kinks or pinch‑points, then re‑assemble and test.