Why is the wrap-around poor on my WAGNER Paint Sprayer?
Poor wrap-around with your WAGNER Paint Sprayer could be due to a few factors. Ensure the object has proper grounding by checking the grounding of the object or hanger with an ohmmeter. If the lacquer resistance is too high or too low, check the lacquer resistance. Also, readjust the spraying pressure if it is too high.
What to do if WAGNER Paint Sprayer has no wrap-around?
If your WAGNER Paint Sprayer has no wrap-around, first ensure that the high voltage is switched on at the control unit. If the seal in the end piece is defective, it requires repair. Also, make sure that the air-passages are not damp; clean and dry them if necessary.
Why is there insufficient material output from my WAGNER GM 5000EA?
Insufficient material output from your WAGNER Paint Sprayer can occur for several reasons. The nozzle might be too small, in which case you should select a larger nozzle. The material pressure might be too low, so try increasing it. The high-pressure filter at the pump could be clogged, requiring cleaning or replacement. Finally, the nozzle itself might be clogged and needs cleaning.
What to do if there is back-spray with WAGNER Paint Sprayer?
General| Brand | WAGNER |
|---|---|
| Model | GM 5000EA |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Details the approved applications and materials for the spray gun.
Outlines conditions for using the device in potentially explosive areas.
Lists essential conditions and rules for safe operation.
Details the types of materials that can be processed.
Explains the FM approval for electrostatic finishing applications.
Guidelines for safe operation by personnel.
General safety rules for all staff involved with the device.
Specific safety regulations for operating in potentially explosive environments.
Explains how the spray gun operates and its indicators.
Provides detailed technical specifications of the spray gun.
Details the processes for round jet and flat jet air atomization.
Information on nozzle selection and pressure settings for spraying systems.
Detailed instructions on grounding the entire system.
Steps and precautions for commissioning the system.
Requirements for training operating personnel.
General safety rules for operating the device.
Procedure for emergency shutdown of the system.
Procedures for relieving pressure and handling work interruptions.
Requirements for personnel performing repairs.
Safety rules before and after repairs.
Procedure for testing high voltage output.
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