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Installation
Note: Numbers and letters in parenthesis in the text
refer to callouts in Fig. 1 and the parts drawing.
1.
Mount the Evenflo
R
Control. (See Fig. 1.)
a.
To mount the Evenflo
R
Control to the pump,
use screws (28) to attach the mounting plate
(38) to the pump base. Remove the screw (31)
and lockwasher (32) from the control (1), and
position the control over the small hole of the
plate. Secure the control to the plate with the
screw and lockwasher.
b.
To mount the Evenflo
R
Control directly to a
covered drum, remove the screw (31) and
lockwasher (32) from the control (1), and
mount it directly to the cover
2.
Connect the ball valve (26) and the air supply
hose (24) to the right hand regulator (A). Connect
the other end of the hose to the pump’s air inlet.
3.
Connect an air supply hose to the 1/2 npt(f) air
inlet fitting (35).
4.
Connect an air atomizing hose (C) between the 3/8
npt(f) swivel union of the left hand regulator (B)
and your spray gun.
Operation
Since this control will function only as part of the
complete spray outfit, the operation of the Evenflo
R
valve is explained in the instruction manual for the
complete spray outfits
Note: When spraying light fluids, the ball valve (26) ,
may be used to regulate the pump speed. Adjust the
right hand air regulator (A) to a higher pressure than
necessary to operate the pump and regulate the speed
of the pump by the operation of the ball valve handle.
The ball valve also provides a quick shutoff to the air
pump.
By-pass Valve Adjustment
1.
With the air supplied to the pump and the spray
gun, and the pump relax-a-valve set in the auto-
matic position, open the by-pass valve (2) four full
turns from the closed position. See Fig. 1.
2.
Point the spray gun into the drum and trigger the
gun. If the pump does not operate, release the
trigger and close the by-pass valve 1/4 turn.
3.
Repeat this process until the pump operates when
the gun is triggered.
Fig. 1
06412b
38
B
2
A
26
1
24
35
31, 32
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