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3.
Unscrew the Powder Cup (4) from the Spray Gun (2) and fill with up to two inches of
coating powder (not supplied). See photo below, left.
a. Turn the cup open side up, and place on a clean piece of paper.
b. Put on a pair of disposal vinyl gloves.
c. Open the powder coating container, and using a funnel as a guide, pour
the powder into the Powder Cup.
d. Turn the spray gun upside down and screw the cup back into the spray gun.
e. Reseal powder container.
Regulating Screw (7)
Scatter Tip (21, 22, or 24)
Quick Adapter (10)
Trigger (6)
Conductor Pole (25)
1/4 ”Air Hose
Disposable Moisture
Separator (9)
Powder Cup (4)
Pressure Reducer
Valve (8)
4.
Attach the Quick Adapter (10) to the Disposable Moisture Separator (9).
5.
Connect a 1/4 inch air hose (not supplied) to the Quick Adapter (10).
6.
Screw in the desired Scatter Tip (21, 22, or 24) to the Conductor Pole (25).
7.
Attach the Ground Clip (15) to the metal object being coated.
Securely attach the Ground Clip to an area which is not being coated.This connection
is absolutely necessary to draw the electrically charged (power) particles to the metal
object.
Power Switch (14)
Place Foot Switch (16) on
the floor near the workpiece
Ground Clip to Workpiece
High Voltage Wire (27) to
Spray Gun (2)
8.
Press the Control Box Power Switch (14) to the ON (I) position.
9.
Turn on the compressor and adjust its air pressure regulator to between 10 and 30
PSI pressure. Minor pressure changes can be made with the Pressure Reducer Valve
(8) during operation.
Summary of Contents for TPOWDR-001
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