Feider Machines AIRWIN1000W, Instruction Manual

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has been performed.
1. Remove the Spray Gun (6) from the Spray Hose (1) by loosening the nut with the supplied
wrench (Fig.1 2a).
2. Remove the Nozzle Guard (4) and Spray Tip (5) from the Spray Gun (6) by loosening the nut.
Once the guard assembly has been removed, pull the Spray Tip (5) out (Fig.12b).
NOTE! A small spacer and washer are used to locate the Spray Tip(5) within the Nozzle Guard (4).
Be careful not to lose these components when the Nozzle Guard (4) is removed (Fig,12c).
3. Unhook the Trigger Guard (2) from the Spray Gun Handle (7).
4. While holding the upper body of the Spray Gun (6), loosen the Spray Gun Handle (7) using a
wrench over the grooves located on the bottom part of the Spray Gun Handle (7). Rotate
anti-clockwise until the Spray Gun Handle (7) can be completely removed (Fig.1 2d).
TIP: Using a shifter or bench vice to hold the upper body of the Spray Gun (6) will make this step
much easier.
5. Remove the mesh filter from the Handle (7) and clean all components in the cleaning solution
(Fig.12e).
6. If the Spray Tip (5) is blocked, use the cleaning pin by inserting it into the Spray Tip (5) (Fig.1 2f).
7. To clean the mesh filter, unscrew either cap end by turning anti-clockwise. Once unscrewed,
remove the cap and pull the other cap and spring out of the mesh filter sleeve. Use the cleaning
brush to scrub the inside of the mesh filter (Fig12g).
NOTE: After cleaning, inspect the condition of the mesh filter. If the mesh filter is clogged with dried
paint, has started fraying or has deformed out of shape, it will need to be replaced.
8. To re-assemble the Spray Gun (6), follow the procedures above in reverse.