Meec tools 021-019, Operating Instructions Manual

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USE
Function
• Do not use the tool with materials that are abrasive, corrosive or which contain petrol.
• The tool is supplied with air via the air connection, which screws onto the pistol grip (fig. 2).
• When air is connected to the tool, it will flow through the nozzle (fig.4)
• Press the trigger in to open the paint nozzle (fig. 3).
• The paint runs with natural pressure (gravity feeding) through the nozzle and is finely dispersed by the
compressed air flow (fig. 4).
Compressor
• The tool must only be powered with compressed air from a compressor.
• Never attempt to power compressed air tools with oxygen, carbon dioxide or other bottled gas.
Starting
1. Turn the adjuster knob for the nozzle to fully open position (fig. 5).
2. Connect the tool to the compressed air supply (fig. 2).
3. A small volume of air will now flow through the nozzle (fig. 4).
4. Press in the trigger to release air and spray paint (fig. 7).
Adjusting the paint flow
The tool must be set for the actual type of paint and job.
1. Turn the adjuster knob for the paint flow anticlockwise as far as it goes (fig. 6).
2. Press the trigger to activate the tool.
3. Check that the paint is evenly distributed.
IMPORTANT:
• Do not use the tool with flammable solvents or other substances – explosion risk.
• Clean the tool and accessories with solvent before using it the first time to remove any residual lubricant
from the manufacturing.
NB!
The tool is not fitted with an internal air valve. If you do not want the air to flow continuously a valve must be
connected to the tool. Never use a valve with a compressor that does not have a tank and an automatic start/
stop function.