Why does colorant not dispense easily from my CPS COLOR Dispenser?
If colorant doesn't dispense easily, the nozzle may be clogged or too small, or the colorant might be too heavy. To resolve this, clear the nozzle of any obstructions. If the issue persists, try using a larger nozzle. Additionally, thoroughly clean out the canister and refill it with new colorant.
What to do if I see intermittent spurts of colorant from the nozzle during dispensing with my CPS COLOR COROB D50 Dispenser?
Intermittent spurts of colorant during dispensing may be due to a low colorant level, allowing air into the pump cylinder, or the pump might not be properly primed. To fix this, fill the canister and operate the plunger several times without opening the valve handle. Then, dispense colorant into a paper cup to remove any air. You may also need to prime the pump.
What to do if the end cap twists or lifts during operation of my CPS COLOR COROB D50?
If the end cap twists or lifts during operation, it's likely that the end cap is loose on the cylinder. Push down the end cap onto the cylinder and lightly tighten the two setscrews in the end cap until it can no longer be twisted by hand.
Why is colorant leaking around the outlet nozzle of my CPS COLOR COROB D50 Dispenser?
Colorant leaking around the outlet nozzle indicates that the nozzle O-ring is either lost or damaged. The solution is to replace the nozzle.
What to do if the plunger handle on my CPS COLOR COROB D50 is stiff?
A stiff plunger handle is likely due to a dry piston tube. Lubricate the piston with castor oil. Lift the gauge out of the slot in the end cap housing and apply 2cl of castor oil through the slot into the top of the piston tube.
What to do if the pump tube is loose on the canister of my CPS COLOR COROB D50?
If the pump tube is loose on the canister, the pump nut is likely loose. Tighten the pump nut found at the base of the pump, connecting it to the valve housing. Also, make sure the grub screws are tight in the end cap housing.
What to do if colorant leaks from the back of the valve handle on my CPS COLOR COROB D50 Dispenser?
If colorant leaks from the back of the valve handle, it's probably due to a damaged or worn O-ring. Replace the canister assembly to resolve this.
What to do if I see colorant on the piston shaft or gauge of my CPS COLOR Dispenser?
If colorant appears on the piston shaft or gauge, it suggests worn or loose piston seals. Replace the piston tube assembly. Contact your supplier for assistance.
How to fix a loose canister on the turntable of my CPS COLOR COROB D50 Dispenser?
To fix a loose canister on the turntable, tighten the mounting screws.
How to realign the gauge line with the plunger handle on my CPS COLOR Dispenser?
If the gauge line does not line up with the plunger handle, the plunger handle is likely loose. Tighten the plunger handle and recalibrate.
Essential guidelines for maintaining the machine's cleanliness and proper handling to ensure accuracy.
Guidance on how to dispense colorant accurately from the machine's cylinders.
Detailed steps for mixing and dispensing colorants to achieve desired paint shades.
Instructions for using the Smart Gauge for dispensing smaller, incremental quantities.
Steps to diagnose and fix the issue of colorant dripping from the dispenser nozzle.
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