English
AFTER USE
For the device to work correctly, it must be
cleaned properly. We recommend the fo-
llowing:
- Unplug the device. During long breaks and
after finishing work, release the air from the
tanks. Do this by opening the tank for a short
period of time and closing it again or by pres-
sing the trigger of the spray gun and emptying
the paint into its original container.
- Disassemble the spray gun.
- Unscrew the tank. Empty the remaining
spray material back into its container.
- Clean the tank and the fluid hose using a
brush.
- Fill the tank with solvent or water and screw
it to the spray gun. Only solvents with a flash
point above 21ºC can be used.
- Reassemble the spray gun (Figure 9).
- Plug the power cord into the mains, turn on
the device and spray the solvent or water into
a container or cloth.
- Turn off and unplug the device.
- Unscrew the tank and empty it. Remove the
fluid hose and tank seal.
- Pull the air hose (Figure 9A-12) above the
spray-gun body. Unscrew the valve cover (Fi-
gure 9A-13) and remove the membrane (Figu-
re 9A-14). Carefully clean all the parts.
- Unscrew the nozzle adjuster ring and remove
the air cap and the nozzle. Clean the air cap,
the nozzle seal and the nozzle with a brush
and solvent or water. Do not use sharp metal
objects to clean the seals, the membrane and
the nozzle orifices or air-drain valves of the
spray gun.
- Clean the outside of the spray gun using a
cloth soaked in solvent or water.
- Reassemble the parts.
Maintenance
Air cap/nozzle - Remove the air cap and the
nozzle from the spray gun and submerge in
clean solvent. Dry using compressed air. If the
small orifices become blocked, also submerge
the air cap in solvent. If it is necessary to scra-
pe the orifices, use a toothpick or straw or any
other material that is not too hard.
Do not clean the orifices using wire, nails or
other hard objects. Failure to follow these ins-
tructions may cause permanent damage to
the cap, producing larger spray streams and
resulting in defective spraying results.
The set includes a cleaning pin. This tool can
be used to clean and eliminate paint remains
from the small orifices on the spray gun. If you
cannot completely eliminate paint remains,
use this tool by following the detailed mainte-
nance instructions provided.
Storage
Store the spray gun with a little solvent in the
air cap and nozzle to prevent the gun needle
from drying out or breaking, thereby causing
potential loss of air or liquid.
ASSEMBLY
The device should only be used with the mem-
brane intact (Figure 9A-14). Place the mem-
brane with the stem facing up on the lower part
of the valve. See also the mark on the body of
the spray gun. Place the valve cover carefully
and screw tightly. Insert the air hose into the
valve cover and the connector into the body of
the spray gun. Correctly position the nozzle so
that it engages with the notches on the spray
gun (Figure 9B).
Insert the nozzle into the body of the spray gun
and turn it to the correct position. Fit the air cap
onto the nozzle and tighten it with the nozzle
adjuster ring.
Finally, insert the tank seal under the fluid
hose and slide up to the join. To do this, twist
the tank seal slightly and insert the fluid hose
with the tank seal into the body of the spray
gun.
SET INCLUDES:
- Main device
-Hose
-Carry strap
-Viscosity cup
-Spray gun
-Paint tank
-Cleaning pin
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
VOLTAGE: 220-240 V; 50 Hz
MAXIMUM INPUT POWER: 900 W
FLOW: 800 mL/min (spray water)
TANK CAPACITY: 800 ml
LENGTH OF HOSE: 1.5 m
MAXIMUM VISCOSITY: 45 DIN/sec
MOTOR SPEED: 36,000 rpm
WEIGHT: 1.9 kg
Noise data: LpA=82.1dB(A) ; LwA=93.1dB(A)
K=3
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