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KRAUSE & BECKER 62915 - User Manual

KRAUSE & BECKER 62915
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62915
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RETURNS NOT ACCEPTED
& WARRANTY VOID
if Sprayer is not properly cleaned
immediately after every use.
Clean Sprayer immediately
to prevent permanent damage.
See “Cleaning” and “Long Term Storage” on pages 16-18.
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operating, inspection, maintenance and cleaning procedures. Write the product’s serial number in the
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Summary

Safety Symbols and Definitions

Hazard Alert Symbols

Definitions for DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE CAUTION symbols.

Technical Definitions

Definitions for PSI, CFM, SCFM, NPT, and NPS.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

General Safety Precautions

General safety instructions and precautions for operating the sprayer.

Work Area

Work Area Safety Guidelines

Practices for a safe work environment including lighting, ventilation, and spectator control.

Electrical Safety

Electrical Safety Precautions

Guidelines for grounding, cord safety, and proper use of electrical outlets and extension cords.

Personal Safety

Operator Safety Measures

Instructions on alertness, attire, avoiding accidental startups, and using safety equipment.

Tool Use and Care

Proper Tool Operation and Maintenance

Guidelines for using the tool correctly, storing it, and performing maintenance.

Service

Professional Service Requirements

Emphasizes using qualified technicians and identical replacement parts for repairs.

Specific Safety Instructions

Operational Safety Warnings

Covers injection hazards, spray direction, material compatibility, and prohibited spray materials.

Additional Safety Precautions

Safe Material Handling and Equipment Use

Covers solvent usage, OSHA, hazardous materials, hose care, pressure ratings, grounding, and equipment operation.

Operational and Environmental Safety

Includes nozzle guard use, housing heat, cleaning prep, grounding sparks, and pacemaker considerations.

Health and Environmental Warnings

Addresses California Proposition 65 warnings regarding dust and brass components containing lead.

Grounding

Grounding Safety and Procedure

Warning about incorrect grounding, proper plug connection, and grounding system explanation.

Extension Cords

Extension Cord Guidelines

Requirements for three-wire cords and selecting the correct gauge based on length and load.

Specifications

Electrical and Pressure Specifications

Details on electrical input, outlet, maximum working pressure, and hose length.

Symbology

Electrical and Certification Symbols

Definitions for electrical symbols (V, AC, A) and certification marks (CSA, UL).

Setup-Before Use

Read Safety Information

Emphasizes reading the ENTIRE IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION section before setup or use.

Components and Controls

Sprayer Component Identification

Labels and identifies the main components and controls of the airless paint sprayer.

Sprayer Controls Operation

Prime;Spray Switch Function

Explains how the switch toggles between priming and spraying modes.

Nozzle Reversibility

Describes the reversible and removable nozzle for cleaning and unclogging.

Pressure Control Knob Adjustment

Details on adjusting the knob for different spray pressures, priming, or rolling.

Set Up

Attach Paint Hose

Instructions for attaching the paint hose to the paint hose outlet and the paint gun.

Set Pressure Control

Guidance on turning the Pressure Control Knob to the Low Pressure Spray setting.

To Relieve Sprayer Pressure

Power Switch and Prime Mode

Steps to turn off the power, switch to Prime mode, and relieve pressure.

Pressure Relief Procedure

Activating the trigger to relieve remaining pressure after switching to Prime mode.

Priming Spray Gun

Prepare for Priming

Separating tubes, placing them in waste bucket, and submerging suction tube.

Priming Procedure Steps

Setting switches, adjusting knob, powering on, and flushing storage fluids.

Painting

Injection Hazard Warning

Reiterates the danger of paint injection and need for immediate medical attention.

Painting Preparation

Ensuring sprayer is primed, nozzle aligned, and practicing on scrap workpieces.

Spray Pattern Techniques

Guidance on adjusting pressure, keeping gun steady, avoiding fanning, and overlapping strokes.

Clearing Spray Tip

Spray Tip Clogging Procedure

Steps to clear a clogged spray gun tip by adjusting nozzle and spraying into a waste bucket.

Cleaning

Relieve Pressure and Drain

Turning off power, switching to Prime, and draining paint from tubes before cleaning.

Flushing Procedure

Submerging tubes in fluid, flushing until clear, and removing the spray tip.

Long-Term Storage

Pre-Storage Cleaning

Importance of cleaning all water or water-based materials to prevent corrosion before storage.

Storage Preparation

Steps include removing hose, disconnecting tubes, adding oil, and running sprayer briefly.

Troubleshooting

Pump Priming Issues

Troubleshooting for pump not priming, including clogged input valve and obstructed trigger.

Output and Flow Problems

Addressing decreased output, inconsistent flow, blobs, splatters, sags, and runs.

Surface Finish Defects

Solutions for bumpy texture, orange peel, blushing, uneven color, fish eyes, and contamination.

Disposal Instructions

Paint Disposal Guidelines

Improper disposal is hazardous; dispose of paint through local recycling facilities.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY

Repair and Replacement Disclaimer

Manufacturer states repairs should be done by certified technicians, not the buyer.

Record Product Information

Instructions to record the product's serial number or purchase date.

Parts List and Diagram

Parts List

A detailed list of all parts with their corresponding numbers and quantities.

Assembly Diagram Reference

Indicates that an assembly diagram is provided for reference.

Assembly Diagram

Component Identification Diagram

A visual representation showing the numbered parts of the sprayer in their assembled positions.

Limited 90 Day Warranty

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Details the 90-day warranty, exclusions, limitations, and rights.

Warranty Claim Procedure

Instructions on how to return the product for warranty service with proof of purchase.

KRAUSE & BECKER 62915 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKRAUSE & BECKER
Model62915
CategoryPaint Sprayer
LanguageEnglish

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