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b) Gun dismantling (cont.)
1. Detach the powder hose from the corresponding connection
(
15
)
2. Detach the rinsing air hose from the corresponding connection (
16
)
3. Remove the nozzle.
4. Unscrew the locking screw (
10
) so that it stands out approximately 3 mm from the
flange plate. Do not unscrew completely as the screw can easily get lost.
5. Give the cable connector (
12
) a 1/4 turn clockwise (align the marks) and pull out in a
straight line.
6. Unscrew the plastic bolt (
7
) and remove the end plate (
5
).
7. Remove the Support (
8
) with the Flange plate (
9
) and the Powder tube (
19
) from the
Shaft
(
3
).
8. Check the O-Ring (
21
) and if damaged, replace.
9. Remove the Powder tube (
19
) from the Support (
8
).
The connections for the powder hose (
15
) and the rinsing air (
16
) should not be unscrewed if
they are not defect.
c) Gun assembly
- The gun is reassembled by performing the previously described dismantling steps in
the reverse order.
- Careful handling is recommended.
- If the gun cable connector cannot be inserted properly without applying force, disas-
semble the gun again and reassemble it.
- The Powder hose connection (
15
) should always be screwed in up to the stop.
If the Support does not fit into the Shaft again without force, because the Powder tube
(
19
) is touching the Shaft, then the Powder hose connection (
15
) must be turned back
one turn and the Powder tube pressed further onto the Powder hose connection.
After the gun has been reassembled, check that:
- the gun cable connector (
12
) is properly seated: it should be possible to turn the locking
screw (
10
) all the way into the countersink.
- there are no gaps between the joints.
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