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General| Brand | wiwa |
|---|---|
| Model | AIRLESS 270 |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols used in the manual to warn of risks and outline preventive measures.
Provides essential safety notes for operating personnel and outlines risks associated with equipment misuse.
Details risks associated with operating pressure and emphasizes adherence to maximum permissible limits for safe operation.
Warns about the cutting effect of the spray jet and provides instructions to prevent severe injuries, including eye damage.
Explains the risk of electrostatic charging leading to fire and explosion and provides measures for prevention.
Covers hazards associated with hot surfaces causing burns and cold surfaces causing frostbite, with required protective measures.
Discusses explosion protection requirements, ATEX directives, and precautions for operating in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Addresses health risks from solvent vapours and chemical substances, emphasizing ventilation and proper handling procedures.
Explains the importance of safety signs on the equipment and their role in identifying danger areas.
Highlights the critical role of safety features and the necessity of checking their functionality before operation.
Details the function of the safety valve in preventing over-pressurization and outlines how to check its operation.
Explains the function of the compressed air shut-off valve in immediately stopping air supply and the equipment.
Describes the function of the ground cable in preventing electrostatic charge and its importance for safety.
Defines roles and responsibilities for personnel involved in operating and maintaining the equipment.
Outlines the responsibilities of the equipment owner regarding training, instruction, and provision of manuals for personnel.
Differentiates between instructed and trained personnel based on their qualifications and training for operating and maintaining the equipment.
Categorizes personnel by activity (set-up, operation, cleaning, servicing, repair) and their required qualification.
Details mandatory personal protective equipment (clothing, eye, ear protection) required for safe operation and handling.
Provides information regarding warranty terms, including conditions for conversions, alterations, and the use of spare parts.
Warns against unauthorized conversions or alterations and emphasizes operating within specified limits for safety and warranty.
Stresses the importance of using original WIWA spare parts to maintain warranty and equipment integrity.
Advises on using original WIWA accessories and ensuring third-party accessories are compatible for safety and performance.
Outlines critical steps to take during emergencies for immediate safety and damage control.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely shutting down the equipment and releasing pressure in emergency situations.
Addresses the dangers of material leakages under high pressure and outlines immediate actions and precautions.
Guides on providing necessary information (safety data sheets) for medical personnel in case of injuries from materials or cleaning agents.
Defines the specific application for WIWA Airless equipment and warns against unintended uses that may void the warranty.
Illustrates and labels the various components of the Airless LM 270 equipment for clear identification.
Lists common optional accessories and expansion parts, directing users to catalogues for detailed information.
Details components of spraying accessory kits and emphasizes following separate spray gun operating instructions.
Explains the optional use of material flow heaters for various applications and advises to follow separate operating instructions.
Describes the utility of agitators for achieving homogeneity in coating materials and to follow separate agitator operating instructions.
Provides crucial safety guidelines and procedures for transporting the equipment, including lifting and securing loads.
Recommends installation locations, emphasizes horizontal setup on a firm foundation, and outlines essential safety measures at the installation site.
Warns about the risks of untrained assembly and specifies requirements for electrical and general component assembly.
Details the optional mounting of the equipment on a wall bracket, including considerations for weight and structural support.
Guides on connecting the spraying hose to the high pressure filter and the spray gun, emphasizing pressure compatibility and conductive hoses.
Explains the necessity of grounding the equipment and the object to be coated to prevent fire and explosion risks from static discharge.
Details requirements for connecting compressed air, emphasizing matching compressor capacity and using dry, dust- and oil-free air.
Provides a step-by-step guide for initial commissioning, covering grounding, safety feature checks, release agent, and flushing procedures.
Outlines the sequence of steps required for spraying, including material placement, pressure regulation, gun operation, and nozzle installation.
Offers guidance on adjusting spraying pressure for optimal atomization, considering spraying distance and potential issues like material consumption.
Provides tips for achieving good coating results, focusing on spray gun angle, speed, and movement for uniform application.
Explains the necessity of flushing the equipment for initial commissioning, material changes, and work interruptions, including considerations for potlife.
Details the procedure for changing materials, including cleaning the equipment, draining, and checking filter elements.
Provides instructions for safely releasing pressure from the equipment and material system before maintenance or disassembly.
Advises on securing the spray gun during work breaks and the importance of flushing within the potlife of materials.
Outlines the steps for decommissioning the system for extended periods, including flushing and preventing parts from sticking.
Guides on the proper disposal of spraying materials, cleaning agents, and equipment components in accordance with legal regulations.
Specifies the mandatory inspection and servicing intervals by an expert, covering initial commissioning, modifications, and periodic checks.
Presents a recommended maintenance plan with intervals for activities like checking release agent, cleaning water separators, and inspecting hoses.
Describes the function of the maintenance unit in preventing water and dirt ingress and identifies its key components.
Details the semi-automatic draining of condensation water and the regular cleaning of the water separator container.
Covers checks and maintenance for the high pressure pump, including release agent and filter elements.
Explains how to check release agent for contamination as an indicator of pump packing wear and advises on topping up.
Guides on checking and topping up the release agent level before each start-up, specifying the total filling capacity.
Details maintenance for the high pressure filter, including cleaning the filter element and choosing correct filter elements.
Details the cleaning intervals for filter elements based on material type and cleanliness, and provides a critical warning before opening the filter.
Provides a table matching filter elements to nozzle sizes and WIWA order numbers, emphasizing mesh size relative to nozzle bore.
Lists recommended operating materials from WIWA, including release agent and pneumatic oil, with their respective order numbers.
Lists special tools included with delivery for maintenance and repair, specifically a hook spanner for the high pressure filter.
Lists key technical specifications of the Airless 270, including pressure ratios, output, air consumption, and dimensions.
Explains the purpose of the equipment card, which contains vital safety and identification data for the unit.
Describes the location and content of the type plate, which displays essential technical data and manufacturer information.
Details the location of the QR code and its function in linking to WIWA website support for equipment information and resources.
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