6. To refill the tank, release all air pressure by loosening the air release valve
– Part 7 – until
no air pressure remains inside the tank
– the air gauge will read ‘0’.
7. Unscrew the lid assembly and remove.
8. Pour strained material into the tank. Replace lid assembly and tighten securely.
9. If the paint tank is accidentally tipped over or held at too great an angle, fluid will wash
against the underside of the lid assembly and may enter the regulator and / or safety valve.
If this happens clean immediately.
Maintenance & Cleaning
1. Turn off the air supply to the tank.
2. Relieve all air pressure in the tank by loosening the air release valve
– Part 7 – until no air
pressure remains in the container
– the air gauge will read ‘0’.
3. Unscrew the lid assembly and remove the lid assembly from the paint tank and empty
remaining material.
4. Clean tank and parts which come into contact with paint material with a suitable solvent.
5. Pour solvent into tank and replace lid.
6. Spray until clean solvent appears.
7. Repeat as necessary.
Trouble shooting
Air leaking from regulator
Air fitting is loose
Tighten air connections
Gauge does not operate
Damaged needle on gauge
Replace gauge
Air leaking from tank
Check & tighten fittings
Material Sprays unevenly
Strainer is blocked
Clean strainer
Material to thick
Check viscosity of material
Fluid/air leak at tank gasket
Tighten Lid assembly
Tighten lid assembly
Gasket worn / damaged
Replace gasket
