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1. Lung damage if no suitable protective dust
mask is used.
2. Damage to hearing if no suitable ear protec-
tion is used.
3. Health damage caused by hand-arm vib-
rations if the equipment is used over a pro-
longed period or is not properly guided and
maintained.
5. Before starting the equipment
Before you connect the equipment to the mains
supply make sure that the data on the rating plate
are identical to the mains data.
Warning!
Always pull the power plug before making
adjustments to the equipment.
5.1 Spray gun assembly (Fig. 2/3/4)
•
The trigger unit (14) is attached to the handle
(15) with the gun mounting bayonet connec-
tor (7).
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Open the locking lever (4).
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Twist and insert the trigger unit (14) into the
handle.
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Close the locking lever.
•
Insert the material tube (11) into the material
tube connection (10).
•
Screw the container into the trigger unit.
6. Operation
6.1 Material preparation
The paint usually has to be thinned before it can
be used in the spray gun. Instructions on how to
thin the paint for spraying are not always printed
on the paint tin. You should use the viscosity table
as a guide (viscosity = consistency of the paint).
6.1.1 Measuring the viscosity (Fig. 5)
1. Mix the material thoroughly before measuring.
2. Completely immerse the viscosity cup (8) into
the material.
3. Then lift the viscosity cup (8) out of the mix-
ture and use a stopwatch to measure the time
it takes for all of the material to fl ow through
the cup. As soon as the continuous fl ow out
of the bottom is interrupted, stop the timer.
Repeat until you have the viscosity you need.
This is the „Draining time in seconds“. (See 11.
Viscosity Table)
6.1.2 Nozzle diameter
The size of the nozzle to use depends on the vis-
cosity of the material. Depending on the viscosity,
use the 2.5 mm dia. nozzle (colour: black for low
viscosity) or the 3.0 mm dia. nozzle (colour: grey
for higher viscosity). The fl uid needle in the gun is
suitable for both diameters.
6.2 Working with the paint spray gun (Fig. 6)
Note! Cover all surfaces which must be protected
from the spray, even areas which are further away
from the place where you are working. A fi ne mist
from the spray gun can spread to areas in the
wider surroundings indoors and outdoors, and the
material will be deposited on surfaces there.
•
Unscrew the container (12) from the paint
spray gun.
•
Align the material tube (11) for the object you
are working on.
•
Spaying on horizontal objects: Rotate the ma-
terial tube (11) towards the front.
•
Spaying on raised objects: Rotate the materi-
al tube (11) towards the rear.
•
Never continue spraying until the container
is completely empty. If the material tube no
longer reaches the spray material, the spray
flow will be interrupted and the coverage on
the surface will be uneven.
•
Once you have performed the viscosity mea-
surement as described in 6.1.1, place the
container (12) on some paper, pour in the ma-
terial you have prepared and tightly screw the
container (12) back into the paint spray gun.
•
The paint spray gun may only be set down
on a clean, even surface. Otherwise it may
tip over.
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After each cleaning (see 8.1) or change of fan
pattern (see 6.3), tighten the air cap retaining
ring (1) to prevent material from leaking out
between the air cap retaining ring and the air
cap (2).
6.3 Adjusting the fan pattern (Fig. 7)
You can set the paint spray gun to produce three
diff erent fan patterns to suit your needs.
Loosen the air cap retaining ring (1) and rotate
the air cap (2) to the desired position. Re-tighten
the air cap retaining ring.
Selecting the fan pattern:
A: vertical fan
-> for horizontal surfaces
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