Grizzly G0532, Owner'S Manual

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G0532 2HP Dry Spray Booth
Always disconnect power
to the machine before
performing maintenance.
Failure to do this may
result in serious person-
al injury.
Do not allow paint overspray to build up on the
exhaust fan, as overspray deposits will hinder
booth airflow. Remove overspray deposits as
soon as possible with heavy-duty paint remover
to keep the fan in balance. Remove and clean
the fan as needed, but do not hammer or step on
the fan, as it could be easily damaged. Always
disconnect the machine from the power source,
and turn
OFF the breaker before accessing the
fan compartment.
Never operate the exhaust fan without ducting
installed.
Exhaust Fan and
Motor
SECTION 5: MAINTENANCE
Replace filters when the filter indicator shows
they need to be changed.
The following replacement filters are available for
the Model G0532:
•
H5837, 30 micron first stage filter
• H5838, 10 micron second stage filter
• H5839, 5 micron third stage filter
Immediately remove used filters from the booth
and place them in a safe location far away from
the booth. Or place them in a water-filled metal
container to prevent a fire hazard. Disposal varies
depending on the type of paint being captured.
Consult local authorities for storage and disposal
recommendations.
Exhaust Filters
How often you perform maintenance checks
depends upon the material type and amount being
sprayed. Checking at regular intervals can reduce
fire hazards, maintain spray booth efficiency, pre-
vent newly painted objects from blemishing, and
hinder rust.
Schedule
Check the air filter indicator fluid level periodically
and refill as needed with Dwyer
®
red gauge oil.
Clean the indicator with a soft, damp cloth.
Air Filter Indicator
Do not allow overspray to build up inside duct
walls. Remove overspray as soon as possible
with heavy-duty paint remover, when it builds up,
to prevent a possible fire hazard.
Ducting
Interior Booth Walls
Do not allow overspray to build up on inner booth
walls. Remove overspray deposits as soon as
possible to prevent a possible fire hazard. Use a
non-ferrous, non-sparking scraper to eliminate the
possibility of igniting combustible material. Do not
leave heaps of paint sweepings in the booth, as
these could also cause a fire hazard.
The following products, which are available from
a variety of manufacturers, can make it easier
to keep the booth clean: special flame-resistant
paper, a pre-coating, or clear peel. Consult the
manufacturer for more information about product
installation.