Clas Ohlson FL-999, FL-999-UK User Manual
Spray Gun
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Art.no Model
18-3056 FL-999-UK
30-9579 FL-999
Ver. 200802
Spray Gun
Art.no: 18-3056 Model: FL-999-UK
30-9579 FL-999
Please read the entire instruction manual before using and save it for future use.
We apologise for any text or photographic errors and any changes in technical data.
If you have any questions concerning technical problems please contact our Custo-
mer Service Department (see address on reverse.)
Table of Contents
Description
Safety
Before starting
Use
Cleaning
Care and Maintenance
Troubleshooting Guide
Disposal
Technical Specications
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Description
Contents
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1. Spray Gun
2. Flexible Extension
3. Viscosity Cup
4. Non-Return Valve
5. Paint Container with Suction Tube
and Filter
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Parts Guide
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1. Motor Housing
2. Output Control Knob
3. Trigger
4. Handle
5. Paint Container
6. Nozzle
7. Flexible Extension
8. Non-Return Valve
9. Viscosity Meter
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General Safety Instructions
Warning: Read all the instructions. Failing to adhere to the following instructions
may lead to electric shocks, res and/or serious injury. The term “electrical hand
tools” in the warning text below is referring to your mains operated or battery
operated hand tool. Save the instructions.
1) The Work Area
a) Keep the work space clean and well illuminated. Cluttered and poorly lit
areas invite accidents.
b) Do not use electrical hand tools in explosive environments, i.e. nearby
ammable liquids, gas or dust. Electrical hand tools generate sparks that
could easily ignite dust or fumes.
c) Keep away from children and other spectators while using the electrical
hand tool. Disturbances can cause you to lose your concentration and control.
2) Electrical Safety
a) The electrical hand tool’s plug must t correctly into the wall socket. Never
modify the plug in any way. Never use an adaptor together with earthed
electrical hand tools. Unmodied plugs and suitable wall sockets decrease the
risk of electric shock.
b) Avoid physical contact with earthed objects, such as pipes, radiators,
ovens or refrigerators. There is an increased risk of electrical shock if your
body is earthed.
c) Do not expose the electrical hand tool to rain or other wet conditions.
If water gets inside an electrical hand tool it increases the risk of electrical
shock.
d) Do not abuse the lead. Never use the lead to carry the tool, drag or pull the
plug out of the wall socket. Keep the lead away from heat, oil, sharp edges
and movable parts. Damaged or tangled leads increase the risk of electrical
shock.
e) When you use an electrical hand tool outdoors; use an extension cord
suitable for this purpose. Use of an extension cord for outdoor use decreases
the risk of electrical shock.
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3) Personal Safety
a) Pay attention to what you do and use common sense when using electrical
hand tools. Never use an electrical hand tool if you are tired or under
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the inuence of drugs, alcohol or medication. One moment of not paying
attention while using an electrical hand tool may result in serious injury.
b) Use protective equipment.
clothing such as a face mask, non-slip safety shoes, a helmet and ear defenders
when needed decreases the risk of injury.
c) Avoid accidental starts.
before you connect the device to the wall socket. Never carry an electrical
hand tool with one nger on the trigger or never connect the hand tool to a wall
socket when the switch is set to ON, since it may result in injury.
d) Remove all service tools/keys before switching on the hand tool.
A service tool forgotten on a rotating part of the electrical hand tool may result in
injury.
e) Do not overreach.
times. This gives better control in unexpected situations.
f) Wear suitable clothing. Do not wear loose tting clothes or jewellery. Keep
hair, clothes and gloves away from movable parts. Loose tting clothes,
jewellery or long hair could get caught in movable parts.
g) If the equipment for suctioning or collecting dust is available make sure
it is connected and used properly. Using technical aids may decrease dust
related hazards.
Make sure you stand steady and well balanced at all
Always use safety glasses. Using protective
Make sure that the power switch is set to OFF
4) Use and maintenance of the electrical hand tool.
a) Do not force the hand tool. Use a hand tool suitable for the work you are to
perform. The correct electrical hand tool will perform the task better and safer if
used at the correct feed rate.
b) Never use the electrical hand tool if the power switch does not switch the
tool on and off properly. All electrical hand tools that cannot be controlled by
the power switch are dangerous and must be repaired.
c) Unplug the lead from the wall socket before making any adjustments,
changing accessories or storing the electrical hand tool away. These
precautions reduce the risk of the electrical hand tool starting unexpectedly.
d) Store electrical hand tools that are not being used out of the reach of
children. Do not allow people who are unfamiliar with the tool or its
functions to operate the tool. Electrical hand tools can be dangerous if they
get into the hands of inexperienced users.
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e) Maintenance of electrical hand tools. Check if anything is incorrectly set,
if moving parts are catching, if anything is broken or if there is anything
which could cause the electrical hand tool to malfunction. If something
is damaged it must be repaired before use. Many accidents are caused by
poorly maintained electrical hand tools.
f) Keep the tools sharp and clean.
blades are less likely to jam and are easier to control.
g) Use the electrical hand tool, accessories and such according to the
instructions and in a way suitable for the type of electrical hand tool
used. Using the electrical hand tool for work other than suitable work could
result in a dangerous situation.
Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp
5) Service
a) Repairs and service should only be performed by qualied persons, and
only with original spare parts. This guarantees the safety of the electrical
hand tool.
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Safety Instructions Specific to Spray Guns
• Do not use the spray gun for easily ignitable* paints or substances.
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• Do not use the spray gun with liquids containing particles or bres such as
metallic paint, re-retardant paint and paints containing asbestos.
• Do not clean the spray gun using easily ignitable solvents.
• Be aware of any possible hazards due to the nature of the material being
painted.
• Carefully read all the instructions and warning texts for the product to be used
in the spray gun including any requirements for protective clothing.
• Do not use any paint product without knowing how dangerous it is.
• Always pull the plug out of the power point when you stop working
(to prevent unexpected starts).
• Never point the spray gun at yourself or anyone else.
* Substances/liquids having a ash point above 55 °C.
Safety Symbols
Read the entire instruction manual
Safety glasses or a visor, a face mask
and ear protectors must be worn.
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Before Starting
Practice
When using the spray gun for the rst time it
is advisable to practice spraying on a piece of
waste chipboard or similar to get a feel for the
spray gun.
1. Make sure that the suction tube is securely
fastened onto the front tube in the lid of the
paint container. Make sure that the nonreturn valve is in place and that the nozzle is
screwed on.
2. The pressure can be adjusted using the knob
on the handle. Set the pressure to medium
before starting to spray and then adjust whilst
spraying.
Viscosity
The viscosity cup and a clock or watch are all that are needed to check the
viscosity of the paint.
1. Fill the measuring cup by dipping it into the paint (stir the paint rst if
it is lumpy).
2. Lift the cup above the surface of the paint and time how long it takes for the
paint to run through the hole at the bottom of the cup. (The longer it takes,
the higher the viscosity (thickness) of the paint.)
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Viscosity Table
Note: These viscosities are only recommendations. Test the spray gun on
a surface with the same texture and incline as that to be sprayed before spraying
the real object if you are the least bit unsure as to which viscosity is suitable.
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Plastic and latex paint 24-28 seconds
Water based paint 20-25 seconds
Primer 24-26 seconds
Varnish 20-25 seconds
Oil based paint 18-22 seconds
Enamel paint 18-22 seconds
Aluminium paint 22-25 seconds
Car underseal 25-35 seconds
Wood sealant 28-35 seconds
Anti-corrosive paint No thinning required
Wood stain No thinning required
Use
Preparations
Note: Never start the spray gun without liquid in the container; it can shorten
the life of the pump.
1. Make sure that the power supply that you are using is compatible with the
rated power of the tool.
2. Pour the liquid to be sprayed into the container.
3. Thin the liquid if necessary and check its viscosity.
4. Place the container on a level surface; cover the surface with paper to catch
any drops.
5. Hold the spray gun over the container and attach the container by screwing the
container anticlockwise.
6. The spray gun is now ready for use.
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Operating Instructions
Adjust the paint flow using the control knob (2):
Reduce the ow by turning the knob clockwise (B)
or increase the ow by turning it anticlockwise (A).
Spraying
• As a rule, 30 cm is the ideal distance between the nozzle and the surface to
be sprayed. A greater distance can produce too widespread a spray pattern
and a lesser distance can create too thick a layer of paint.
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• Practice on a piece of scrap material if you are unsure.
• Keep the spray gun level and parallel to the surface at all times.
• For best results, sweep the spray gun in a smooth motion using the whole arm.
Do not direct the spray by exing your wrist.
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• Sweep the spray gun from side to side and
up and down. For best results, start spraying
a little outside the actual spray area.
• When spraying large areas, use a criss-
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cross pattern.
• To prevent running when painting vertical surfaces, rst cover the surface with
a thin coat by spraying a ne spray from a greater distance and not spraying
too much paint on each sweep. The nal coat can be made from a closer
distance.
• On horizontal surfaces the spray gun should be angled at 45° and pointed
away from you.
• If the spraying is interrupted it is advisable to restart spraying on a piece
of paper before resuming.
Thinning
If the paint forms a stream instead of a mist it needs to be thinned further. Water
based paints are thinned using water, oil based paints use thinners such as white
spirits.
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Cleaning
Note: Never immerse the entire spray gun into cleaning uid.
After each use
1. Remove the container and pull out the suction tube.
2. Unscrew the four screws (13) under the container lid (12).
3. Detach the container lid from the motor housing (19) by pulling it downwards.
4. Remove the pump assembly from the motor housing. Take the pump apart and
clean all the components using a suitable paint thinner.
5. When reassembling the pump, make sure that the piston (11), piston spring
(10), non-return valve (8) and nozzle (6) are correctly aligned.
6. Plug the spray gun into a 230 V power point and hold it upside down. Pour a
little thin oil into the hole for the suction tube and pull the trigger. This will coat
the piston and cylinder with oil and prevent rust.
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Note: Insufcient or incorrect cleaning can lead to the piston jamming in the
cylinder. If a faint humming sound can be heard whilst spraying, release the
trigger immediately. Otherwise the motor can overheat and become damaged.
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Care and Maintenance
Remember to check the parts that wear out such as the nozzle, piston, spring, etc
after having sprayed 20–40 litres of paint. Be extra vigilant when using latex paint
as it wears out the parts more quickly than other types of paint.
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When to replace worn parts
1. Nozzle (6): When the paint no longer forms a ne spray and starts spitting out
instead.
2. Piston (11): Inspect regularly, change if necessary.
3. Non-return valve (8): Inspect the size of the three holes in the valve and the
evenness of the front surface. A worn valve that has scratches and damaged
holes must be replaced.
Disposal
Follow local ordinances when disposing of this product.
If you are unsure about how to dispose of this product
contact your municipality.
Specifications
Power Supply: 230 V AC, 50 Hz
Power: 75 W
Container Volume: 900 ml
Flow Rate: 200 ml/min
Cable Length: 3 m
Weight: 1.45 kg
Vibration X axis: 1.94 m/s²
Y axis: 4.94 m/s²
Z axis: 13.19 m/s²
Sound Pressure: LpA: 87.7 dB
Sound Power: LwA: 100.7dB
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Troubleshooting Guide
Problem Cause Remedy
Atomizing. Nozzle too far away. Hold it 30 cm away.
Paint too thin.
Use thicker paint.
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Overheated
motor.
Motor hums but
does not spray.
Motor runs but
does not spray.
The motor does
not start.
Paint “spits”
and motor
sounds strange.
Paint leaking
from the back
of the pump
assembly.
Pressure too high. Turn the output control
Worn nozzle Replace nozzle.
Spraying too long. Allow spray gun to cool for
Motor runs but does not spray. Check lter and non-return
Output control set wrong. Adjust setting.
Piston worn from acrylic paint spraying. Remove pump unit and
Faulty motor. Lubricate the piston and
Paint too thick Thin the paint.
Nozzle blocked Thoroughly clean.
Non-return valve missing. Replace it.
Non-return valve worn or blocked. Clean or change it.
Output control needs adjusting. Adjust it.
Suction lter is clogged. Clean or change it.
No mains power supply. Check fuse.
Faulty motor.
Output control set wrong. Adjust control knob.
Worn non-return valve or worn nozzle. Replace worn part.
Nozzle aperture too large. Change to a smaller one.
Paint too thick. Thin the paint.
Spray gun held at too high an angle,
no paint can enter the suction tube.
Gun pointed upwards when spraying. Hold gun level.
Scratched piston or cylinder. Replace worn part.
clockwise.
a few minutes.
valve.
Thin the paint.
thoroughly clean all parts.
cylinder.
Hold the gun upright or add
an extension to the tube.
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Avfallshantering 15
Tekniska specikationer 16
Felsökningsschema 14
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1. Motorenhet
2. Mängdratt
3. Strömbrytare
4. Handtag
5. Färgbehållare
6. Munstycke
7. Böjbar förlängning
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