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General| Brand | Gema |
|---|---|
| Model | OptiFlex Pro B |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Manual contains important information for working with OptiFlex Pro B.
Keep manual ready for later use or queries.
Explains warnings and their meanings found in Gema instructions.
How the document's content is structured.
Explains use of cross-references for figures in descriptive text.
Chapter provides essential safety regulations for users and third parties.
Product built to latest specs, designed for powder coating.
Regulations related to product's integration into system safety concept.
Covers start-up requirements, unauthorized modifications, operator training.
Safety precautions regarding connecting cables, plug connections, and power supply.
Details zone requirements, dust concentration limits, and ventilation.
Powder on the floor is a slipping hazard.
Consequences of static charges and need for grounding.
Regulations for grounding conductive parts and objects.
Prohibition of smoking and open flames near the system.
Prohibition for persons with pacemakers in high voltage/EMF areas.
Flash photography can trigger safety devices.
Procedures for disconnecting from mains before maintenance.
Manual coating equipment for organic powders coating electrostatically grounded objects.
Lists operations considered misuse of the equipment.
Overview of the equipment's physical structure.
Labeled diagram showing components of the equipment.
Information about the connected powder gun.
Information about the connected gun control unit.
Information about the connected OptiFlow injector.
Lists all items included in the equipment package.
Highlights key features and functionalities of the equipment.
Lists compatible guns for the OptiFlex Pro B.
Provides specifications for voltage, frequency, and power.
Details compressed air connection, pressure, and vapor content.
Lists width, depth, height, and weight of the equipment.
Indicates which powder types can be processed.
Provides guide values for powder output based on conditions.
Details conveying, supplementary, and rinsing air flow rates.
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, and pollution degree.
Specifies the normal operation sound level.
Information found on the equipment's rating plate.
Instructions for vertically setting up the equipment on a flat surface.
General guidance for setting up the equipment according to provided instructions.
Detailed guide for connecting various hoses and cables.
Step-by-step guide for setting the gun's head piece.
Lists basic conditions required before starting up the unit.
General conditions impacting coating results at start-up.
Step-by-step guide for initial system start-up.
Information on setting the device type parameter.
General operational procedures and safety warnings.
How to select and use preset application modes.
Guide to selecting and starting custom programs.
Adjusting powder output and total air volume for desired cloud.
Adjusting air flow for electrode rinsing.
Enables blowing off powder accumulations in the powder hose.
Steps to activate the rinsing function for manual equipment.
Activating rinsing mode with the PowerClean module.
Adjusting the brightness of the background illumination.
Procedure for changing colors, including cleaning steps.
Steps to end coating and switch off the unit.
Procedures for temporary storage.
General notes on hazards, type, duration, and space for storage.
Storage environment requirements (dry, temperature, sunlight).
Schedule and works for maintenance during storage.
Product designed for maintenance-free operation, importance of cleaning.
Overview of maintenance intervals.
Tasks for daily cleaning and checks.
Tasks for weekly cleaning and checks.
Specific cleaning and shutdown for extended disuse.
Procedure for cleaning the powder hose during longer downtimes.
Minimal maintenance required for the gun.
Description of the filter unit's function and maintenance.
Steps to replace the filter element.
General cleaning precautions and warnings.
Detailed instructions and solvent restrictions for gun cleaning.
Procedure for cleaning the fluidizing/suction unit.
Instructions for professional repair by authorized workshops.
Importance of checking cables, hoses, and plugs.
Requirements for personnel carrying out disposal work.
Rules for disassembling and disposing of the product properly.
Sorting and taking materials to collection points.
Information on how to order spare parts, including required specifications.
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