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F5 Paint Shaker

877-862-7049

www.F5PaintShaker.com

NOTES: Ther are two kinds of springs, lower (Part #21 and #24) and upper (Part #15)

and each type is sold in factory-matched sets of four. When one spring in the set becomes

damaged, the other three springs wear out faster as well, so you should replace all four.

Scratching or other damage to the spring wire during installation will cause the spring to

wear out faster.

The springs work in diametrically opposing pairs. Thus,each pair of springs should be

adjusted at the same time and in an equal amount.

How to Install the Springs

Lower Springs

1. Installation:

      a. Find the first pair of springs, the two with the wide coil spacing, and use

          two cap screws to attach them to the right front and the left back of the

    frame.

      b. Find the second pair of springs, the two with narrower coil spacing, and

        attach them to the left front and right back as you previously did.
2. Adjustment: Only the upper springs will need adjustment, not the lower ones.

    Replacement of lower springs may require adjustment of upper springs; Please

    read “How to Check the Spring Adjustment” for instructions on this.

Upper Springs

1. Installation:
      a. You will find that a 

³⁄16

” hex key fits through the threaded spring mount

        hole into the cap screw that is assembled inside the spring. The screw

        will fit through the mid-plate and threads into the lower spring’s top

    mount.

      b. Locate the two shortest springs and install them on the left front and right

    back.

      c. Located the two longest springs and install them on the right front and left

    back.

      d. Use four flat head cap screws to fix the can platform to the springs and

        ensure that the screws are secure.
2. Adjustment: The springs are threaded onto the top spring mounts to provide for

    optimal adjustment for shaking. If your springs have already been factory adjusted

    and they are too stiff to shake, you will need to readjust the springs (back them off)

    before operating the machine.

Summary of Contents for Paint Shaker

Page 1: ...F5 Paint Shaker 877 862 7049 www F5PaintShaker com ...

Page 2: ...Support Plate for Plate Can M8 Inner Hexagon Screw Bonnet Fixed Block for Spring 3 Spring 3 Fixed Block for Spring 3 Eccentric Wheel Fitting Plate for Motor Motor Fixed Block for Spring 2 Spring 2 Fixed Block for Spring 2 Fixed Block for Spring 1 Spring 1 Fixed Block for Spring 1 Knob for Timer Timer Timer Cover M5 Screw Base 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ...

Page 3: ... You Begin Safety Instructions 16 hex key 32 hex key Channel lock pliers Tools Needed for Installation of Springs 1 Unpack machine and all parts and places on solid level open area surface 2 Ensuring that the side hole is located on the right side fasten the bracket assembly to the platform Fig A If the bracket assembly is not pre assembled please follow the diagrams below Fig B to assemble it 3 P...

Page 4: ...F5 Paint Shaker 877 862 7049 www F5PaintShaker com Fig B 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 5: ...can is securely fastened by the holding bar leaving the lock nut free 3 When you have secured the paint can turn the lock nut down until it tightens to the bar Try giving both the nut and the clamping screw an extra 4 turn at the same time to ensure that it is tight Fig D 4 Rotate the timer switch Part 30 to start the motor Set the timer for two minutes longer than intended mix time User trial and...

Page 6: ...osening the knobs Part 2 slide the right side of the top bar toward the front of the machine using the slot in the right end of the the top bar to guide you Fig E 3 Keeping the top bar between the handle and the spout slide the can onto the platform of the machine 4 When the can is centered evenly on the platform tighten the knobs until the can is securely clamped Instructions for Rectangular Cans...

Page 7: ...F5 Paint Shaker 877 862 7049 www F5PaintShaker com Fig E Diagram for Pint Cans Fig F and Aerosol Cans Fig G Fig F Fig G Slot In Bar ...

Page 8: ...nt and right back as you previously did 2 Adjustment Only the upper springs will need adjustment not the lower ones Replacement of lower springs may require adjustment of upper springs Please read How to Check the Spring Adjustment for instructions on this Upper Springs 1 Installation a You will find that a 16 hex key fits through the threaded spring mount hole into the cap screw that is assembled...

Page 9: ...paint shaker If you hear any clattering there are loose springs that need adjustment If not proceed to the next step How to Check the Spring Adjustment 2 To determine which springs need adjustment observe how the shaker s mid plate moves while it s on If the right side moves more tighten the right front and left back springs Fig H If the left side moves more tighten the left front and the right re...

Page 10: ...gs and How to Adjust the Springs to do this You may proceed to the next step when the mid plate moves uniformly 3 Turn on the machine and pay attention to the platform s side to side movement If the machine moves more than 8 on both sides tighten all springs 8 turn If it moves less than 4 on both sides back off all springs 8 turn You will know that the shaker is properly adjusted if there is no cl...

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