4.
When spraying large areas or objects, it is
best to use a criss-cross pattern, either from
left to right then up or down or vice-versa.
This will ensure maximum coverage (Fig. 6).
5.
Avoid stopping and starting when spraying
as this can lead to too much or not enough
material on a surface.
6.
To ensure edges are covered, commence
spraying just to the side of area being
sprayed
7.
CLEAN SPRAYER AFTER EVERY USE
(SEE CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS)
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
THE SPRAY GUN MUST BE
THOROUGHLY CLEANED
IMMEDIATELY AFTER USE.
IF THE PAINT DRIES INSIDE THE
GUN, CLEANING WILL BECOME
MUCH MORE DIFFICULT AND
MAY RENDER THE GUN INOPER-
ABLE. THIS IS NOT COVERED BY
GUARANTEE.
The spray gun is the same as a paint-
brush, if it is not cleaned it will go hard
and can become useless. You must
therefore clean this out after use.
GUN
!
Disassemble the gun container
!
Pour any residual material into its con-
+tainer so that it can be used for the
future.
!
Pour a quantity of the respective thin
ner into container, shake the gun
lightly, reassemble the gun, then spray
this liquid through the gun. Repeat this
until the thinner being sprayed is com
ing through with no traces of paint.
!
Clean any traces of paint off the out
side of the gun
!
Clean the gasket (11) inside the gun
body
NOZZLE AND NEEDLE
!
Unscrew Adjustment Ring (9)
!
Remove the Nozzle (8)
!
Completely remove Adjustment
Screw (4)
!
Remove the Spring (3)
!
Push out the Needle (2) – do not use
tools for this
!
Remove the Fluid Tip (7)
!
Remove Air Flow Plate (6)
!
Remove Nozzle Washer (17)
!
Place all of these items into a
container and clean them using a
brush and clean thinners
!
Clean the inside of the gun
!
Thoroughly dry these parts before
reassembling
!
Grease the Fluid Needle Packing (13)
!
Reassemble parts in reverse order. It
is recommended fitting the fluid tip (7)
prior to the needle
NEVER DISPOSE OF PAINTS OR
SOLVENTS INTO DRAINS.
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL COUN-
CIL TO ARRANGE COLLECTION
OR FOR DETAILS OF NEAREST
REGISTERED DISPOSAL SITE.
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