Please read these instructions carefully before using the Paint Pot
Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE Air Pressurised Paint Feed Container.
Before using the device, please read this manual thoroughly and carefully
follow all instructions given. This is for your own safety and that of others around
you, and is also to help you achieve long and trouble free service from your
new product.
CLARKE GUARANTEE
This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period
of 12 months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt as proof
of purchase.
This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or
tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was
intended.
Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product
can be returned to us without prior permission.
This guarantee does not affect your statutory rights.
1.ALWAYS keep the unit perfectly clean. This will not only prolong its life, but will
also ensure you get the best results.
2.NEVER exceed an air pressure supply of 80psi to the product.
3.NEVER attempt to adjust the safety valve
4.NEVER tamper with the product or modify in any way, as this could prove to
be dangerous and will invalidate the guarantee.
5.ONLY use the product for the purpose for which it is intended,
6.ALWAYS wear approved impact resistant SAFETY GOGGLES. (Eye glasses are
NOT safety glasses), and a FACE MASK
7.DO NOT remove any labels. Damaged labels should be replaced.
AIR SUPPLY
WARNING
Compressed air can be dangerous.
Ensure that you are thoroughly
familiar with all precautions relating
to the use of compressors and
compressed air supply.
Air pressure supply to the container should not be greater than 80psi. Higher pressure and
unclean air, will shorten the tools’ life because of faster wear, and could be a safety hazard.
Water in the air line will also cause damage. Ensure it is properly maintained at all times.
The recommended procedure to connect this product to an air supply, is shown below. A
filter/regulator should always be placed in line with the supply and the paint pot.
The air inlet used for connecting air supply, has a standard ¼” BSP thread.
Line pressure, or hose inside diameter, should be increased to compensate for unusually
long air hoses (over 10m). Minimum hose diameter should be 6mm (¼") ID., and fittings
should have the same inside dimensions.
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FEATURES
Parts List - CPP 11
Fig.1
Fig.2Fig.3
The illustration above is of a CPP30, but components of other models are similar.
No. DescriptionPart No:
1Container1 KLCPP1101
1aInner Container1 KLCPP1101a
2Lid Assy1 KLCPP1102
3Gasket1 KLCPP1103
4Bolt1 KLCPP1104
5Handle1 KLCPP1105
6Nut Hex1 KLCPP1106
7Hand Lever1 KLCPP1107
8Bolt1 KLCPP1108
9Connecting Ring2 KLCPP1109
10O-Ring2 KLCPP1110
11Guide Bush1 KLCPP1111
12Seal Ring1 KLCPP1112
13Screw bolt2 KLCPP11013
14Guard1 KLCPP1114
15Hexagon nut2 KLCPP1115
16Adapter1 KLCPP1116
17Fluid Outlet adapter 1 KLCPP1117
18Air Inlet Adapter2 KLCPP1118
18a Adapter1 KLCPP1118a
19Air Cock1 KLCPP1119
20Pressure Regulator1 KLCPP1120
21Tee Piece1 KLCPP1121
No. DescriptionPart No:
22Pressure gauge1 KLCPP1122
29Pressure Relief Valve 1 KLCPP1129
30Adapter1 KLCPP1130
31O-ring1 KLCPP1131
32Air Exhaust Valve1 KLCPP1132
33Agitating rod1 KLCPP1133
34Hex. Nut1 KLCPP1134
35Agitator1 KLCPP1135
36Screw1 KLCPP11036
37Fluid Tube1 KLCPP1137
38Pick-Up1 KLCPP1138
39Filter Support1 KLCPP1139
40Filter1 KLCPP1140
41Snap ring1 KLCPP1141
42Swing bolt4 KLCPP1142
43Washer4 KLCPP1143
44Wing Nut4 KLCPP1144
45Nut4 KLCPP1145
46Washer4 KLCPP1146
47Caster4 KLCPP1147
48Spanner4 KLCPP1148
49C-Snap Ring8 KLCPP1149
This Paint Feed Container is designed primarily for use in spraying oil and solvent
based paint.
Clarke International provides a range of Spray Guns which may be used with
these Feed Containers. Please see your local dealer for the HVLP and PRO Ranges.
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Parts Diagram - CPP 11
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METHOD OF OPERATION
Prior to use, ensure the casters are properly screwed to their housings where appropriate
WARNING!
ALWAYS check to ensure the container is NOT under pressure, by checking the
pressure gauge and opening the air exhaust valve - turn the knurled ring nut
anticlockwise. Tighten the ring nut once again once all air is exhausted.
1.Fill the container with paint as follows:
•Undo each lid securing wing nut and swing the bolts out of the way.
•Lift off the lid.
•Fill the inner container with paint.
NOTE: It is permissible to fill the container itself, but we strongly recommend the
inner container be used at all times, as it is easier to clean.
•Replace the lid, ensuring the wing nuts are tightened progressively.
NOTE: Models CPP 30 and CPP40 are provided with filler plugs in the lid. These may
be used if preferred, but take care to comply with all precautions before undoing
2.Connect the air supply hose to the air inlet.
NOTE: See notes on Air Supply on page 4.
3.Connect the air hose from the spray gun, to the air outlet.
4.Connect the paint hose from the spray gun to the paint outlet.
5.Ensure the pressure regulator knob is turned fully anticlockwise, then turn ON
the air supply from compressor/air supply to the paint pot.
Where necessary, turn ON the air inlet cock at the cylinder, followed by the
pressure regulator cock.
6.Turn the pressure regulator knob slowly clockwise to pressurise the container.
Working pressure will depend upon the consistency of the medium, but must
NEVER exceed 3bar. If the medium is sluggish at this pressure, then it is of too
thick consistancy, and should not be sprayed.
7.Turn ON the air outlet cock.
8.Turn ON the paint outlet cock.
9.Finally, make adjustment
to the spray pattern
according to the spray
gun manufacturers
instructions.
The paint should be agitated
at regular intervals during use
to ensure consistancy and
avoid colour difference due
to the paint settling.The CPP5
may be shaken gently.
A typical configuration is shown in Fig.4.
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MAINTENANCE
It is important to clean the complete unit thoroughly at the end of any operation.
1.Turn OFF air to the container.
2.Turn the air exhaust valve knurled ring nut anticlockwise and allow the
container to completely depressurise.
3.Loosen all lid wing nut securing nuts, swing back the bolts and move the lid so
that it rests at one side of the container.
4.Hold the spray gun and hose above the level of the unit and pull the spray
gun trigger to allow paint in the hose to drain back into the container. The
paint cock should be open (where fitted).
5.Empty the container of paint, then clean it thoroughly with solvent or white
spirits etc., depending upon the type of paint being sprayed.
Clean and dry all components that have come into contact with paint agitator etc.
6.With the container and other components cleaned thoroughly, pour clean
solvent or other cleaner, into the container.
7.Replace the lid and tighten the wing nuts - progressively.
8.Turn ON the air to the container and pull the spray gun trigger. Keep it pressed
until only clean solvent or other cleaner is ejected from the spray gun.
9.Repeat steps 1 - 4 to allow solvent or other cleaner to drain back into the
container.
10 Finally empty the container and dry all components thoroughly,
Store in a clean dry place, with all cocks closed, and the lid loose.
Periodically, pressurise the container to 5.5bar in order to test the safety valve.
If it does not blow off at this pressure, do not use the appliance...have the Pressure
Relief Valve replaced.
Parts List & Diagram - CPP 5
PARTS & SERVICE CONTACTS
For Spare Parts and Service, please contact your nearest dealer,
or CLARKE International, on one of the following numbers.