BP2 OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Batteries
The nozzle charging operates on two 9-volt rechargeable batteries which are located in the base of the spraygun.
In average conditions, the batteries will last 6 hours of continual use. They should be recharged when the charging
indicator on the top of the spraygun doesn’t glow when air is going through the spraygun. After approximately
800 to 1000 hours of service the battery pack will no longer be able to hold an adequate charge and will need to be
replaced. Replace with Nickel-Hydride rechargeable batteries. Order the spraygun replacement battery pack from
ESS
P/N 4512.
How To Change the Batteries:
1. Unscrew the two 6-32 x
1
/
2
” Philips head machine
screws which hold the batter cover in place.
2. While holding the leads in one hand gently disconnect
the batteries form the leads. Be careful not to tear the
leads off the wires or tear the lead wires out of the
power supply.
3. Connect the fresh battery pack to the leads.
4. Replace the battery cover. Screw the two 6-32 x
1
/
2
”
Phillips head machine screws back in to secure the
battery cover.
5. Charge the spraygun before attempting to use it.
Remember to charge the spraygun
batteries after every work session.
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