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1) All nozzles and needles are precision made and should be handled with care.
2) Except as described in “Fluid Needle Adjustment”, do not make any alterations in
the gun. To do so will cause finishing difficulties.
3) To clean nozzles, soak them in solvent to dissolve any dried material, then blow
them clean with compressed air.
4) Do not probe any of the holes in the nozzles with metal instruments. If probing is
necessary, use only a tool that is softer than brass.
FLUID NEEDLE ADJUSTMENT
1) Loosen the needle cap.
2) Screw the needle assembly locknut out for more trigger movement, in for less
trigger movement.
3) Adjust the needle assembly so that when the trigger moves, the air valve assembly
moves 1/16” to 3/32” before the needle assembly moves.
4) Tighten the needle cap.
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O-RINGS, SEALS, AND PACKING NUTS
1) Check and replace any damaged 0-rings and seals. O-rings and seals can be wiped
clean but not soaked in solvent.
2) Unscrew packing nuts and replace the packing ONLY if a leak will not stop when
the nut is tightened. Do not over tighten a packing nut as this will restrict
movement of the needle.
3) Reassemble in reverse order of above and use light machine oil to lubricate
moving parts.
STORAGE
1) When not in use, turn the fluid adjustment knob counter-clockwise to open to
reduce the spring tension on the needle fluid tip.
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4) Clean gaskets with solvent soaked rag. To prevent damage, do not immerse gas-
kets or spray gun in solvents as this is detrimental to the lubricants and packings.
5) After using water to clean out water based paints or materials, spray mineral spirits
through the gun to prevent corrosion.
6) Lubricate gun after cleaning using light machine oil.
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Apply light machine oil to: fluid needle packing, air valve packing, side port control
packing, and trigger point. Coat fluid control spring and all threaded connections with
petroleum jelly prior to storage.
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1) Open the vent on the paint tank. If using an external mix cap, loosen cap slightly.
2) Reduce air pressure to 10 to 20 PSI. Hold a wadded piece of cloth over the tightly
around the air cap opening(s) and pull the trigger. Air will back up thorough the
fluid nozzle and force fluid out of the hose and back into the tank.
3) Pour paint from the tank and clean tank with solvent and rags.
4) Pour enough thinner into the tank to clean the hose and gun thoroughly. Close the
tank and spray from the gun until the solvent comes out clean.
5) Remove fluid hose and blow it out thoroughly to remove all traces of solvent in the
hose.
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