1. Remove the air hose from the paint gun so that it is easier to work on.
2. Remove the E-clip and pin that secure the trigger to the paint gun.
Remove the trigger from the paint gun.
3. Remove the lock screw from the back of the paint gun. This will allow
you to remove the trigger valve assembly and needle. Be careful not to
damage the needle when removing it from the paint gun assembly.
4. Clean the needle and the inside of the paint gun thoroughly with
the correct cleaner for your paint.
5. Re-assemble the needle, trigger valve and lock screw back onto
the paint gun body.
6. Re-install the trigger and pin then secure them in place with the
E-clip.
A good quality masking tape or Hobbico
®
Master Mask
™
are both
good masking materials. The job should be evaluated and then
decide which will work best for each situation. Make sure to properly
seal the masking tape down to prevent bleeds. If using Hobbico
Master Mask, make sure you follow the instructions on the container.
Using too little of the Master Mask will cause problems when you try
to remove it.
WARRANTY
Model
Maker
warrants this product to be free from defects in
material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of
purchase. During that time, we will repair or replace, at our option, any
product that does not meet these standards, You will be required to provide
proof of purchase date (receipt with UPC proof-of-purchase or invoice).
If, during the one year warranty period, your Model Maker product
shows defects caused by abuse, misuse, or accident, it will be repaired
or replaced, at our option, at a service charge not greater than 50% of
the current retail list price. Be sure to include your daytime telephone
number in case we need to contact you about your repair.
Under no circumstances will the purchaser be entitled to
consequential or incidental damages.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also
have other rights, which vary from state to state.
If you attempt to disassemble or repair this unit yourself, it may void
the warranty.
For service on your Model Maker product, either in or out of
warranty, send it post paid and insured to:
Hobby Services
3002 N. Apollo Drive, Suite 1
Champaign IL 61822 USA
(217) 398-0007
www.hobbyservices.com
This warranty applies to USA and Canada only. For service in other
countries, please inquire at the place of purchase. Customers residing
outside the Usa and Canada who wish to have service performed at our
USA service center will be responsible for all postage charges.
AFTER EACH USE
MASKING
PROBLEM:
The paint gun does not spray when the trigger is pulled.
SOLUTION:
1. The paint may be too thick.
2. The PSI may be too low.
3. The paint gun may be clogged.
PROBLEM:
The paint pulsates.
SOLUTION:
1. The nozzle is loose on the body.
2. The air hole in the top of the jar assembly is plugged.
PROBLEM:
The trigger action is rough.
SOLUTION:
1. The needle is bent.
2. The paint gun needs cleaned.
PROBLEM:
Paint bubbles in the color cup.
SOLUTION:
The paint gun is clogged.
PROBLEM:
The paint sprays out grainy.
SOLUTION:
The paint is too thick. Gradually thin the paint using the proper solution.
PROBLEM:
Splattering.
SOLUTION:
This is caused by letting the tip snap back into place. Always release the trigger gently.
1
HCAR4301
BODY
2
HCAR4302
COLOR CUP 22CC
3
HCAR4303
CUP
COVER
4
HCAR4304
AIR
TIP
SEAL
5
HCAR4305
FLUID
TIP
FINE
6
HCAR4306
LOCK
NUT
7
HCAR4307
O-RING
8
HCAR4308
FLUID NEEDLE FINE
9
HCAR4309
FLUID NEEDLE SPRING
10
HCAR4310
NEEDLE
O-RING
11
HCAR4311
TRIGGER
VALVE
12
HCAR4312
VALVE
SEAL
13
HCAR4313
SEALING
SCREW
14
HCAR4314
VALVE
SPRING
15
HCAR4315
LOCK SCREW O-RING
16
HCAR4316
LOCK
SCREW
17
HCAR4317
FLUID ADJUSTMENT SCREW
O-RING
18
HCAR4318
FLUID ADJUSTMENT SCREW
19
HCAR4319
CUP ADAPTER SCREW
20
HCAR4320
CUP
ADAPTER
21
HCAR4321
LOCK
NUT
22
HCAR4322
TRIGGER
RIVET
23
HCAR4323
TRIGGER
24
HCAR4324
CIRCLIP
25
HCAR4325
O-RING
26
HCAR4326
SEAL
NUT
27
HCAR4327
AIR FLUID LOCK SCREW
28
HCAR4328
AIR FLUID ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
29
HCAR4329
PLUG
SCREW
30
HCAR4330
CUP FIXING SCREW
31
HCAR4331
CUP FIXING SCREW O-RING
TROUBLE SHOOTING