WAGNER RADIATOR SPRAY-ATTACHMENT, Manual

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Radiator/detail spray attachment
First turn the adjustment knob (Fig.
햲 햲
, pos. 10) fully to the left (-) and then slowly
increase the material quantity to the desired amount by turning it to the right (+).
Cover areas that are
not to be sprayed.
Tips for painting points to which access is difficult
Cover all surfaces not to be sprayed. On furniture and objects with cavities, narrow
spaces and other points to which access is difficult, always work from the inside
outwards. When doing so, first paint the points to which access is difficult and the inner.
Less visible surfaces, then gradually work out towards the outer surfaces.
Tips for radiator painting
Allow the radiator to cool down before painting.
Pre-treat the radiator in accordance with the paint manufacturer’s instructions.
Start painting in the spaces. First paint one side of the spaces. Move the gun in even
upward and downward strokes. Paint the other side after allowing the paint to dry for a
short time. This prevents the air tube coming into contact with wet paint. From time to
time, remove any paint particles from the air cap and nozzle using a damp cloth. Finally,
paint the outer surfaces from a greater distance and using more material. The standard
spray attachment can of course also be used for this.
Shutting down and cleaning
1. Pull out the mains plug. Press the trigger guard so that the coating material in the
spray gun flows back into the container.
2. Disassemble the gun.
3. Unscrew the container. Empty the rest of the coating material back into the can.
4. Pre-clean the container and feed tube using a brush.
5. Fill the container with solvent or water. Screw on the container.
Use only solvent with a flash point of over 21°C.
6. Reassemble the gun.
7. Plug in the mains plug, switch on the unit and spray solvent or water into a container
or onto a cloth.
8. Repeat the above procedure until clear solvent or water comes out of the nozzle.
9. Switch off the unit and pull out the mains plug.
10. Next, completely empty the container. Keep the container seal free of coating mate-
rial residues at all times and check for damage.
11. Wipe the outside of the spray gun and container with a cloth impregnated with
solvent or water.
12. Unscrew the union nut, then carefully pull off the air cap, air tube and paint tube.
Unclip the needle from the needle holder (Fig.
햳 햳
, C). Depending on the paint type,
use solvent or water and a brush to clean all parts of the extension.
13. Insert all parts of the extension into each other and put them away in the packaging
(Fig.
햲 햲
, pos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 9)).