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DESCRIPTION
1.
Air cap
2.
Paint nozzle
3.
Nozzle seal
4.
O-ring
5.
Seal screw
6.
Plastic washer, needle
7.
Upper connection for
paint container
8.
Plastic container
9.
Container lid
10.
Trigger
11.
Spacer
12.
Trigger pin
13.
Spacer
14.
Trigger pin with hole
15.
Paint needle
16.
Needle spring
17.
Needle adjusting nut
18.
Needle adjusting screw
19.
O-ring
20.
Pattern adjusting valve
21.
Pattern valve seat
22.
Pattern adjusting screw
23.
Screw
24.
Air connection
25.
Needle unit
26.
Seal
27.
Valve spring
28.
Seal
29.
O-ring
30.
Valve spring
31.
Valve adjusting screw
32.
Body
33.
Air valve spring
34.
Needle unit
35.
Valve seal
36.
Valve cover
37.
Leather gasket
38.
Valve screw
OPERATION
Power source
This tool is designed to operate on clean, dry, compressed air at regulated pressures between 2.5
–3.5
bar. The filter, pressure regulator and lubricating unit must be mounted as close to the nozzle as possible.
IMPORTANT:
The air pressure while spraying should be 2.5
–3.5 bar. Too high or too low air pressure
can damage the tool and give an impaired result.
Before use
1.
Check the condition of the tool and replace any damaged or worn parts.
2.
Check that the trigger and nozzle work correctly.
3.
Connect the spray gun to the compressed air supply. Check the paint connection, paint container
and air hose for leakage.
4.
Suitable air pressure depends on the viscosity and characteristics of the paint. Normally the air
pressure should be 3-5 bar.
5.
Pour paint into the paint container.
