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PREPARATION
The recommended supply air pressure ranges from 1.7 to 2.0 bar in order to obtain best flow efficiency.
Keep the distance between the spray gun and painted surface ranging from 100 to 200 mm.
Maintain liquid outflow at a minimum level within a range that which will allow uninterrupted work.
This will guarantee a higher quality of applied coat owing to better material atomisation. The spray gun should always be
held perpendicular to the painted surface and moved along a horizontal straight line.
The viscosity of the material being applied should range from 15 to 23 sec., depending on its characteristics and painting
conditions. (Recommended Ford cup no. 4.)
MAINTENANCE
ATTENTION
CUT OFF THE COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY HOSE AND EMPTY THE TANK CONTAININGTHE LACQUERING
MATERIAL BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF ANY SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS. PROCEED WITH
CARE DURING THE SPRAY GUN DISASSEMBLY SO AS NOT TO GET HURT IN CONTACT WITH SHARP
ELEMENTS. READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING THE SPRAY GUN
DISASSEMBLY.
1) Remove paint residues and wash conduits and the nozzle by spraying a small amount of solvent through the spray
gun.
Careless washing may result in disturbances in the jet shape.
In case of binary materials - wash the tool immediately after use.
2) Clean other spray gun elements using the brush provided.
3) Carefully wash paint flow conduits before the spray gun disassembly.
4) Disassemble the nozzle after having removed the needle or with the release trigger pressed - in order to protect the
nozzle from damage.
5) Assemble the needle unit by screwing in the needle seal manually, and then carefully tighten it up with a spanner/key.
Adjust the seal pressure by releasing the trigger and checking if the needle returns to its “closed” position quick enough
and all the way.
6) Turn the jet adjustment knob anticlockwise, until it reaches its full opening position, and then tighten up the pilot
sleeve in the spray gun body.
ATTENTION
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Use only original ANEST IWATA spare parts.
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Never immerse the whole spray gun in a solvent.
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Protect head holes, nozzle and needle against damage.
SPARE PARTS
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
HEAD
NOZZLE AND NEEDLE
NOZZLE
NEEDLE
NEEDLE SEAL
NEEDLE SEAL PRESSING CLAMP
BODY
AIR INLET TERMINAL
PAINT TANK TERMINAL
JET WIDTH REGULATOR
AIR VALVE SEAT
SEAT SEAL
AIR VALVE
VALVE SPRING
PILOT AND SEALING SLEEVE
1
2
•
2-1
•
2-2
•
3
4
5
5-1
5-2
6
7
7-1
•
8
•
9
10
NEEDLE SPRING
NEEDLE KNOB
AIR VALVE PUSHER
AIR FLOW CONTROL KNOB
RELEASE TRIGGER PIN
RELEASE TRIGGER
BLOCKING RING
FILTER
BRUSH
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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12
13
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14
15
16
17
18
19
20
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Marked parts require
periodical replacement when
they wear out
ATTENTION:
When ordering spare parts,
specify the spray gun model,
name and number of part, head
number, and numbers of nozzle
and needle.