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Section 3 - Operation
CAUTION
DO NOT ALLOW HEATER SYSTEM TO OPERATE FOR MORE
THAN 10 MINUTES AFTER PAINT OPERATIONS STOP. HEAT
SYSTEM WILL OVERHEAT WITHOUT PAINT FLOWING. THIS
WILL RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE PAINT AND HEATING
SYSTEMS.
3.10 Routine Paint System Shutdown
1. Shutdown all paint nozzles.
2. If activated, shutdown the paint heater burner
and leave the circulation pumps running. Refer
to Starting & Shutting Down The Paint Heater
for the shutdown procedure.
3. Raise and retract the carriage.
4. Move to the side of the road or another safe
location
5. Extend the carriage
6.
Press the flush button for each gun used. Press
and hold the button for 2 seconds to activate
the 10 second flush cycle to flush nozzle.
7.
Flush each nozzle with 3 flush cycles.
8. Close the paint and bead tanks air pressure
supply valves and open the dump valves to
exhaust tank pressure.
9. Close the exhaust valve to prevent moisture
accumulation in tanks.
10. Make sure to leave water tank pressurized.
11. Dumping tank pressure prevents paint back
flow into other tanks or the water system.
12. Remove spray gun nozzle shrouds and soak in
simple green. Store in a covered container in
the tool box.
13. Use the water system and hose to rinse paint
residue from all components.
14. Raise and retract the carriages and engage
carriage locks by turning LEFT and RIGHT
STEERING switches off.
15. Retract and store pointer. Secure with safety
pins.
16. Raise and secure all ladders.
17. Swing the rear step onto the platform.
18.
Do a final walk around. Verify that all equip
-
ment is secure and that ladders, step and
pointer are stored and secure.
19. Shutdown air compressor engine and bleed
off pressure. Refer to Starting & Stopping the
Air Compressor for instructions to shutdown
the compressor.
20. Shutdown the strobe lights.
21.
Turn off the POWER MASTER switch in the
cab switch panel to disable the paint electri-
cal system.
22. Drive to yard. Then follow the truck manu-
facturer’s instruction to shutdown the truck.
Typical Spry Gun Flush Buttons
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