Krautzberger 200-0415, Operating Instructions Manual

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8.1.1 General maintenance information
The hand-held spray gun is not subject to any regular maintenance intervals.
Wear parts such as seals, nozzles, and needles should be checked at regular intervals and
replaced if necessary to ensure defect-free operation. The level of wear depends on the abrasive-
ness of the spray medium used. Escaping air and spray medium as well as the deterioration of the
spray pattern are signs that parts are worn. Contact Krautzberger Customer Care should you have
any questions about maintenance work and maintenance intervals.
8.2 Maintenance schedule
Interval Maintenance work Personnel
after each use Clean the hand-held spray gun (
Ä
Chapter 8.4
‘Cleaning the hand-held spray gun’
on page 29
).
User
if needed Change the material nozzle and air nozzle (
Ä Chapter 8.5 ‘Changing the material nozzle
and the air nozzle’ on page 32 ).
Qualified personnel
Change the material needle ( Ä Chapter 8.6
‘Changing the material needle’ on page 33 ).
Tighten the needle seals (
Ä
Chapter 8.7
‘Changing the seals’ on page 35 ).
Change the needle seals (
Ä
Chapter 8.7
‘Changing the seals’ on page 35 ).
8.3 Work after completed maintenance
Upon completion of the maintenance work, the following steps must be carried out:
n All screw connections that were unfastened during the maintenance must be checked for a
tight fit.
n Check whether all covers and protective equipment have been properly attached.
n
Ensure that all tools, materials and other equipment have been removed from the work area.
n Clean the work area. Properly dispose of the leaked fluids.
8.4 Cleaning the hand-held spray gun
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to improper cleaning!
– Adhere to the safety data sheets of the cleaning agent manufacturer.
– Do not fully immerse the hand-held spray gun in a cleaning agent.
Hand-held Spray Gun HS 30
ENGLISH
200-0415 ￭ 200-0416 ￭ 200-0417 ￭ 200-0418 GB–29