How
the
dual
gun
selector
works
See
Fig22-7
The gun is remotely triggered with the dual gun selector
on the right handlebar. The
gun
is mounted
in
the holder
to the dual
gun
selector by a trigger cable.
so
its trigger rests on a trigger lever which is connected
The main gun cable is black. In a two-gun operation, the
second gun cable (402) is black with a light red cover at
trigger cable is routed
to the dual gun selector.
each end. Use the calor coding
to
determine how each
CAUTION
Always note
to
which gun and position on the dual
gun selector
(C)
each of the cables goes so that the
correct gun is triggered.
To trimer the main gun only, move the selector (125) lefi
until the spool (1 18d) protrudes through the plate (1228)
and disengages from the other plate (122A).
To triaaerthe ODtional second aun onlv.move the selector
(125) ripht until the
spool
protrudes throuph the plate
(lw)
and
disengages from the other plate-(122B):
To trimer both auns. center the selector (125).
How
to
release
the
dual
gun
selector
cable
See
Fig 22-2
WARNING
The gun
is
remotely triggered with a dual
gun
selec-
tor on the handle bar.
To reduce the risk of an injection injury due
to
re
motely triggering the gun by accident, always dis-
engage the trigger cable from the block before han-
d1ingthegun.SeeDETAILA.THEGUNWILLTRIG-
GER’BRIEFLY WHEN RELEASING THE CABLEI
Before you remove the gun from the holder, engage
the gun’s trigger safety latch.
1.
To
disengage the cable, grasp the cable (1 or 402)
just behind the block
(48).
Pull the cable back about
THE GUN
WILL
TRIGGER BRIEFLY!
See Fig
22-2.
1/2 inch
(13
mm)
and~then
up
and
out
of
the block.
2. To engage
the
cable, slide the cable (1) into the
block (48), makinp sure the end of the cable iacket
seats firmly
in
theseat
of
the block.
THE
GUN
WILL
TRIGGER BRIEFLY! See Fig 22-2.
CAUTION
Keep the seat
in
the gun cable block
(48)
and the
end of the cable jacket clean at all times to be sure
the cable functions properly.
CAUTION
A
loose cable prevents the gun from being fully trig-
gered, which causes premature wear of the gun
needle.
A
tight cable preventsthe gun from beingful-
ly untriggered. which results
in
dripping and prema-
ture tip wear. Follow Trlgger cable tension adjust-
ment, as needed.
22
308-105
Trigger
cable
tension
adjustment
See
Fig
22-2
1. Relieve pressure. See page 1.
2. Be sure the
gun
is properly mounted in the holder as
instructed on page 21.
3. Pull the actuator lever
(94)
forward and hold it. Lifi up
Visually check
to
see if there is about 1/32to 1/16
in.
on the
gun
trigger
(A)
until there is
&&t
resistance.
trigger touches the bar.
gap between the trigger lever (B) and where the gun
4. To adjust the tension. loosen the screw (A)
in
the
block
(48).
Slide the block forward to increase the
gap and backward to decrease the gap. Tighten the
screw.
5.
Recheck the gap and continue adjusting as needed.
CAUTION
402
rub
against the outside edges
Do
not allow the cable (402)
lo
to
prevent premature wear of
ofthe
slot
(H) in the block
(48),
the cable. Rotate the block
slightly
to
1
eliminate rubbing.
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BE
SURE
END JACKET
OF
CABLE SEATS HERE.
KEEP
JACKET AND SEAT
48
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Fig
22-2
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