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Priming the Sprayer
1. Lower the suction tube (7) with the prime tube (6) attached into the paint container.
2. Press the valve clearance button (5a) to ensure that the inlet valve (5) is free to
operate.
3. Turn the Prime/Spray lever (3) to the prime position.
4. Move the pressure control knob (22) to the minimum position.
5. Switch the sprayer on using the On/Off switch (23).
6. Gradually increase pressure using the pressure control knob (22) until paint can
be seen being drawn though the suction tube (7).
7. Continue to run the sprayer until paint can be seen returning into the paint container
through the prime tube (6).
8. Switch the sprayer off using the On/Off switch (23).
9. Turn the Prime/Spray lever (3) to the spray position.
10. Pick up the spray gun (14) and direct the nozzle (14f) into a waste container.
11. Switch the sprayer on using the On/Off switch (23).
12. Press the trigger (15) to activate the spray gun into the waste container until the
paint emerges evenly.
13. Release the trigger (15) to stop spraying.
14. Lock the spray gun trigger (15) to make it safe.
15. Switch off the sprayer using the On/Off switch (23).
16. The sprayer is now primed with paint and ready to use.
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Spraying (Figs. M, N)
NOTE:
Before painting, ensure the paint sprayer has been primed and
verify that Spray tip (14d) is aligned properly.
Perform several spray tests to select the suitable spray pressure by
regulating the pressure control knob (22). Start painting on the work
surface after the tests show a satisfactory result.
1. Set up a piece of cardboard or other scrap material to use as a target and adjust
for best spray pattern.
WARNING!
Never aim or spray at yourself or anybody else. This may
cause serious injury.
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