Why is the air motor iced up in my WAGNER Puma Water Pump?
The air motor in your WAGNER Water Pump might be iced up because there is a lot of condensation water in the air supply. To resolve this, install a water separator.
What to do if WAGNER Water Pump is not sucking up material?
If your WAGNER Water Pump isn't sucking up material, check the suction system's union nut and tighten it if it's loose, as the pump might be taking in air. Also, clean the suction filter if it's clogged. If the ball in the suction or piston valve is stuck, clean it with a cleaning agent and vent the device if necessary.
What to do if WAGNER Water Pump spray jet collapses?
If the spray jet collapses (pulsation), it could be due to several reasons. The viscosity might be too high, so thin the spraying material. The spraying pressure could be too low, so increase the incoming air pressure or use a smaller nozzle. The valves might be clogged, so clean the material pump and, if necessary, leave it to soak in cleaning agent. There could be a foreign body in the suction valve, so dismount the suction valve housing, and clean and check the valve seat. If the diameter of the compressed air line is too small, assemble a larger incoming line. If the valves, packings, or pistons are worn out, replace them. The control air filter or work air filter might be clogged, so check the filter and clean it if necessary.
What to do if WAGNER Puma Water Pump runs when the gun is closed?
If your WAGNER Water Pump runs when the gun is closed, it's likely that the packings, valves, or pistons are worn out and need replacement.
General| Brand | WAGNER |
|---|---|
| Model | Puma |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Confirms suitability for operation in explosion hazard zones (Zone 1).
Outlines conditions for operation and WAGNER's liability for misuse.
Explains ATEX markings (CE II 2G IIB c T3 X) for explosion hazard areas.
Essential guidelines for operators, including manual availability and local regulations.
Emphasizes that only trained personnel should operate or repair the device.
Requirements for a safe workspace, including electrical conductivity and protective gear.
General safety guidance for all personnel interacting with the equipment.
Procedures for safe handling of spray devices, covering pressure and injury prevention.
Instructions for grounding the pump to prevent electrostatic charge buildup.
Safety measures for handling paints, varnishes, and cleaning agents.
Safety regulations specifically for operating in areas with explosion hazards.
Specific safety rules for handling devices in explosive atmospheres.
Details the risks and precautions associated with operating the pump without fluid.
Provides comprehensive technical specifications, including pressure, flow, and dimensions.
Detailed procedures and examples for grounding the pump and system for safety.
Crucial safety warnings to observe before initial startup of the pump.
Instructions for filling the pump system with the intended working material.
Detailed steps for executing the spraying process with the equipment.
Procedures for safely relieving pressure and managing work interruptions.
Steps for safely taking the device out of service and cleaning it.
Lists common problems, their causes, and recommended remedies for the pump.
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