Operation
Gun
1.
Be sure you know how to operate the trigger
safety lever
. Set the lever in the “ON SAFE” posi-
tion whenever you stop spraying. To set the safety
lever, point the gun down so the trigger falls for-
ward, then flip the safety lever to the right or left so
it is perpendicular to the trigger. This is the “SAFE”
of inoperative position. To release the safety lever,
flip the lever to the center, so it is parallel to the
trigger. This is the “OFF SAFE” or spraying posi-
tion. See Fig 4.
Fig 4
SAFETY LEVER IN
“OFF SAFE” OR
SPRAYING
POSITION
SAFETY LEVER IN
“ON SAFE” OR
INOPERATIVE
POSITION
TRIGGER
View from front of gun
WARNING
To reduce the risk of a serious fluid injection injury, do
not operate the gun with the tip guard, gun body, or
trigger safety lever removed.
2.
Always use the lowest pressure necessary to
obtain good atomization. Higher pressures cause
premature wear of the tip, gun and pump or spray-
er.
Reverse-A-Clean
Be sure the arrow of the cylinder handle is in the FULL
SPRAY position before operating the gun.
WARNING
Keep clear of the nozzle. High pressure fluid from
leaks or spray can penetrate the sking and cause ex-
tremely serious injury, including the need for amputa-
tion. The tip guard provides extra protection against
fluid injection, but does not prevent it. Never cut off
the tip guard.
CAUTION
The openings in the tip guard are designed to reduce
paint buildup on the guard while spraying. Any
damage to the sharp edges of the tip guard openings
causes paint to collect at that area. To reduce the
risk of damage, do not hang the gun by the tip guard.
To Clear a Clogged SwitchTip
If the SwitchTip clogs while spraying, engage the gun
safety latch. Turn the arrow handle to the FULL
SPRAY position. Disengage the safety latch and
trigger the gun into a waste container. Fluid pressure
should force out the clog. Engage the safety latch and
return the arrow to the FULL SPRAY position. See Fig
5.
If the SwitchTip is still clogged, shut off the power
to the pump/sprayer. VERY SLOWLY loosen the
retaining nut to relieve pressure gradually. Clean or
replace the tip.
Fig 5
RETAINING NUT
FULL SPRAY
POSITION
FULL CLEAN
POSITION
