9
10
MBP
5
7
11
8
2
4
TEL
30
12
6
3
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MAINTENANCE (CLEANING AND
FLUSHING)
It is recommended that at the end of each day, paint
should be flushed from unit with compatible solvent then
reflushed with mineral spirits.
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Engage the gun safety and follow the Pressure
Relief Procedure.
Remove the spray tip and clean with a compatible
solvent and soft brush.
Disengage the gun safety and follow the pressure
relief procedure. Lift suction tube above paint level
until tube is empty.
Introducing the suction tube in a pail with compatible
solvent. Disengage gun safety and trigger gun into
the pail until it runs clear. Close the air inlet valve.
Open the fluid drain valve. Remove the fluid filter
and the gun filter and clean them with solvent.
Flush the sprayer at the end of each work day and
fill it with solvent to help prevent pump corrosion.
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SPRAY TIPS
When a tip is the wrong size, or becomes the wrong size
through wear, the spray pattern worsens, coverage decreases,
you have less control over the desired rate of coverage, and it
takes longer to finish the job. In the worst case, the pump
supplying the tip can be damaged. Because most architectural
coating are abrasive, tip wear can happend quite quickly. Notice
as wear increases the orifice size, it decreases the fan width
which greatly affects coverage rates.
If tip shows excessive wear, replace it to maximize
productivity and save paint.
PARTS LIST
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AIR MOTOR
DISPLACEMENT PUMP
AIR LINE FILTER AND AIR REGULATOR
FLUID SUCCION LINE
FLUID DRAINVALVE
AIR INLET VALVE
FLUID FILTER
PACKING NUT
FLUID HOSE
GUN
SAFETY KNOB
GROUND CONNECTION
