Specifications
Model No. ............................................................ CAS45
Power Supply ...................................................... 230V 50Hz 1Ph
Rating ................................................................... 45Watts
Container Capacity ........................................... 750ml
Nozzle Sizes .......................................................... 0.6mm and 0.8mm
Weight .................................................................. 1.25kg
Part No. ................................................................ 2310045
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Troubleshooting
PROBLEM
Spray Gun hums
but does not
operate.
No suction Feed.
Spray Gun motor
operates but
nothing coming
out.
Spray Gun motor
operates, but
spluttering.
Paint Dripping.
Excessive
fogging.
Runs and sags in
paint.
REMEDY
Release container cover, cylinder
housing and piston assembly by
unscrewing the Large securing knob
on the top of the head. Unscrew and
remove nozzle. Remove atomiser
valve. Use soft punch with a shaft of
no more than 4.5mm diameter
inserted into the valve housing in the
container head, to eject the stuck
piston. Clean and lubricate piston
and cylinder. Re-assemble carefully in
reverse order. Remember to replace
the compression spring onto the
piston before fitting the piston. Ensure
you have not dropped any parts into
the motor housing.
Insert atomiser valve
Clean filter
Thin liquid as recommended.
Clean thoroughly with thinners.
Clean thoroughly with thinners.
Replace atomiser valve
Replace nozzle
Refill container.
Hold at correct angle.
Thin liquid as recommended.
Adjust using Control Knob at back of
gun.
Tighten nozzle.
Keep sprayer upright.
Turn Control Knob clockwise to
reduce pressure
Hold sprayer about 30cm (12”) from
work.
See section ‘Hints on spraying’
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Piston Sticking.
No Valve in pump.
Paint Pickup filter blocked
Liquid too thick.
Nozzle Blocked
Atomiser valve blocked,
Worn valve.
Worn nozzle.
Container almost empty.
Spray gun held at wrong
angle.
Liquid too thick.
Incorrectly set regulation
control.
Nozzle loose.
Operating at more than
45
o
angle.
Pressure too high.
Holding sprayer too far
from surface.
Arm movement too slow.
Spray gun too close to
work surface.
Applying too much paint
in one go.
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