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Section 2 - Paint Hog Systems
Typical Rear Control Panel Switches
With Optional Paint Heater System
CARRIAGE STROBE LEFT
Activates the strobe lights on the driver side spray
gun carriage.
LIGHTS CARRIAGE LEFT
Activates the lights that illuminate the driver side
spray gun carriage.
LIGHTS CANOPY REAR
Activates the lights that illuminate the rear of the
truck.
PAINT MIXER
Activates the hydraulic mixer motors in the paint
tanks.
AUXILIARY
Reserved for additional accessories.
AUXILIARY
Reserved for additional accessories.
DECK LIGHTS
Activates the lights that illuminate the paint deck.
LIGHTS CARRIAGE RIGHT
Activates the lights that illuminate the passenger
side spray gun carriage.
CARRIAGE STROBE RIGHT
Activates the strobe lights on the passenger side
spray gun carriage.
RIGHT STEERING
Releases the lock that prevents the right carriage
from drifting out when the truck is in travel mode
and activates the carriage steering system.
LEFT GUN NOZZLE FLUSH SWITCHES
There are six momentary switches on the left side
of the panel that activate the clean water flush
cycle for the left carriage spray gun paint nozzles.
The switches are labeled for the gun nozzles they
flush.
When a FLUSH switch is pushed, a preset flush
cycle is started. Each cycle runs for approximately
ten seconds. A green LED light in the switch indi-
cates the flush cycle is active. The light turns off
when the flush is complete.
Rheostats inside the control panel that set flush
times are preset at the factory. They can be ad-
justed to provide shorter or longer flush times if
required.
RIGHT GUN NOZZLE FLUSH SWITCHES
One momentary switch on the right side of the
panel activates the clean water flush cycle for the
right carriage spray gun paint nozzles. The switch
is labeled for the gun nozzle it flushes.
When the FLUSH switch is pushed, a preset flush
cycle is started. Each cycle runs for approximately
ten seconds. A green LED light in the switch indi-
cates the flush cycle is active. The light turns off
when the flush is complete.
Typical Rear Control Panel Switches
Without Optional Paint Heater System
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