Graco 119569 Strain Relief Bushing

The Graco 119569 Strain Relief Bushing is an OEM part that protects electrical cables from wear and tension, ensuring safe and long-lasting performance.

Prevents cable strain and wire damage
Used in GMAX II, TexSpray, and LineLazer models
Durable genuine Graco replacement part

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Description

Overview & Compatibility for Graco 119569 Strain Relief Bushing

Compatible Machines

GMAX 3400 (gas airless sprayer)
GMAX II 3900 — Standard / Lo-Boy / ProContractor
GMAX II 5900 & 5900HD
GMAX II 7900 & 7900HD
TexSpray 5900HD & 7900HD
LineLazer IV 3900 / R300 / 5900 (walk-behind line stripers)
LineLazer V 3900 & 5900
HTX 2030 (texture sprayer)

The Graco 119569 Strain Relief Bushing is a genuine OEM component that protects cables/wires where they pass through the control box or frame, reducing pull and bend stress to help prevent electrical or harness damage.

Quick Specs
Part Number	119569
Part Type	Strain Relief Bushing
Fits Families	GMAX / GMAX II, TexSpray HD, LineLazer IV–V, HTX
Typical Location	Control box / wiring pass-through
OEM	Graco Genuine Part

Why choose the Graco 119569?

Relieves cable strain at entry points to extend harness life
Helps prevent insulation wear and intermittent electrical faults
OEM fit for fast, secure installation

Installation Tips

Disconnect power and depressurize sprayer before service.
Route wiring through the bushing; seat bushing fully in panel opening.
Inspect adjacent grommets/clips; replace any damaged cable ties or retainers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes—this is a genuine OEM Graco strain relief bushing designed for a precise fit in listed models.

Check your sprayer’s parts manual. The models listed above include popular families such as GMAX II 3900/5900/7900, LineLazer IV–V 3900/5900, TexSpray 5900HD/7900HD, and HTX 2030.

Frayed insulation near the control box, loose cable movement at the pass-through, or recurring electrical intermittence after vibration can indicate the bushing should be replaced.

Usually no. However, it’s smart to inspect related items like the grommet, cable ties, and any retaining clips; replace them if worn for best results.

If you are comfortable working with basic hand tools and follow safety procedures, installation is straightforward. When in doubt, consult a service technician.