Storage
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Changing the air filters
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper handling of the paint spray system can cause damage.
− Never operate the paint spray system without the air filter. Without an air
filter, dust and dirt will be suctioned up affecting the spray result.
− Check the air filter for dirt, dust accumulations, etc. at regular intervals.
− Check the air filter especially if you notice a decline in spraying perfor-
mance or dust accumulates visibly on the vent openings.
− Change the air filter if it is very dirty.
The air filter provides protection against construction dust, etc., and
can be cleaned several times before it has to be replaced. Always try to
clean the air filter first, to avoid unnecessary replacement.
You can clean the air filter in various ways:
• vacuum away dust using a vacuum cleaner with the filter cover in place.
or
• remove the filter cover and take out the air filter as described
below. Then knock or blow the dust deposits off the air filter and
replace the air filter as described below.
1. Remove the four screws that attach the filter cover by turning them anticlockwise
(see Fig. L).
2. Remove the filter cover from the back of the motor unit.
3. Remove the air filter and replace it with a corresponding replacement filter.
4. Replace the filter cover on the motor unit.
5. Fix the filter cover to the motor unit with the four screws removed previously.
Storage
1. Clean the paint spray system thoroughly before storing it
(see section “Maintenance and care”).
2. Store the paint system in a location that is protected against moisture and out of
the reach of children.
3. Use the suspension device
1
to hang up the paint spray system if you wish.
You then have the paint spray system readily to hand if you use it regularly.
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