Earlex PR9 User Manual

Autofeed
CORDLESS PAINTING SYSTEM
PR9
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing the Earlex PR9 Autofeed Paint Roller.
BEFORE USE - PLEASE READ THE SAFETY & OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS.
SAFETY OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE READ BEFORE USE
l ALWAYS CHECK PAINT
MANUFACTURERS THINNING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING.
l ALWAYS CHECK PAINT
MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS FOR SURFACE PREPARATION.
l ENSURE PAINT IS STIRRED
THOROUGHLY BEFORE USE.
l Never use corroded or damaged
batteries, do not mix old and new batteries.
l Do not overfill the paint reservoir. l NEVER use any liquids other than those
specified.
l Always ensure motor housing is firmly
clipped to container before commencingwork.
l Ensure strap is secure before
commencing work.
l NEVER strain, kink or block the delivery
tube in anyway - even when stored.
l Keep upright at all times. l Do not remove the lid containing the
motor and pump when in operation.
l Do not operate when paint container is
empty.
l During breaks in painting never allow
the roller to be placed on a surface lower than the paint level in the container as this could cause the paint to siphon out.
l Always wear protective clothing and as
with all decorating, cover furnishings, carpets etc.
HAVING FINISHED...
l Ensure all parts are thoroughly cleaned
as instructed in the cleaning guide, and when replacing roller cover use only the PRA2 supplied by Earlex.
l Do not allow the motor housing to
become immersed in water as this can seriously damage the electrical components. This will VOID your guarantee.
l Always remove the batteries if the unit
is to be stored or not used for a while.
l Always use genuine Earlex replacement
parts.
PLEASE NOTE
We have done all we can to ensure that used correctly and according to these instructions, the Earlex PR9 Autofeed Paint Roller will give long trouble free service. We accept no responsibility for damage caused by the use of incorrect or unsuitable substances, paint or fluids which have not been thinned correctly or are unsuitable for the surfaces to which they
ABOUT THE PR9
The PR9 Autofeed Paint Roller is designed to paint emulsions and water based paints by providing a continuous feed of paint to the roller head from the paint container. It is easy to use and will save you time when painting. It has a two speed motor to allow you to control the amount of paint being fed to the roller. The battery operated system means complete portability when painting your walls or ceilings. The kit includes the following: Motor housing with 3 litre container, 2.4m
IMPORTANT
It is essential to clean the PR9 thoroughly when you have finished using it. Failure to do
are applied, health hazards arising from lack of ventilation when working in confined spaces, or failure of the equipment due to inadequate cleaning of components after use. If in doubt, always test a small inconspicuous area first. Always read the paint manufacturer’s instructions first. Neither our guarantee nor the above statement affect your statutory rights.
delivery tube, paint roller and handle, resting tray for roller, spares pack, shoulder strap and tap connector. The container holds enough paint to cover four walls of an average size room 3.7m (12’) x
2.7m (9’), without requiring to be refilled. The PR9 requires four (4) x 1.5 volt (D size) ordinary or alkaline batteries. Ordinary batteries will provide you with up to approximately 12 hours use and alkaline batteries will provide you with up to approximately 60 hours use.
so will result in blockages occurring and void the guarantee.
Also remove the batteries when
not using for long periods of time.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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MAX
Fast
Slow
HI
OFF
LOW
PAINT
Most water based paints and emulsions are able to be used direct from the can. However check the paint manufacturers instructions regarding thinning first. If the paint requires thinning, dilute with water (usually around 10%) and stir well. Paints will need to be stirred thoroughly before use in the PR9. However check the paint manufacturer’s instructions on stirring first. The paint needs to be stirred
thoroughly to mix the thicker paint which can settle to the bottom of the can (during transport and storage) and ensure an even consistency for the entire contents of the can. A couple of turns with a screwdriver is not enough to fully mix the paint, a paint stirrer long enough to reach the bottom of the paint can, must be used. The paint should be stirred thoroughly before any is used for cutting in corners or edges of the area to be painted. If the paint cannot be poured from the can immediately when the can is tipped then the paint will require thinning. CANNOT BE USED IN THE PR9. If you have tried to operate the unit with paint that is too thick, in addition to thinning the paint, you will need to remove the filter and clean this thoroughly before the pump will operate correctly.
SOLID “GEL” TYPE PAINTS
CONNECTING
Connect the end of the delivery tube with the spring guard on it to the outlet spout of the paint unit and the other end to the base of the roller handle. Ensure both ends are firmly secured with the hose clips provided. Feed the shoulder strap through the handle ensuring that it will not release itself in operation, adjust strap as required. Insert 4 batteries into the battery compartment in the motor housing, ensuring the correct polarities.
FILLING
Unclip top motor housing and pour the paint into the container, fill to a MAXIMUM of 3 litres. Refit the motor housing making sure that both clips are fully engaged.
SWITCHING ON Moisten the roller with water and select “high” on the switch which will ensure the paint is pumped to the roller head in approximately five (5) minutes. Once paint has reached the head, adjust the setting to suit your speed of painting and the thickness of the paint. Apply the paint evenly with a smooth rolling action. If the lowest setting is still too fast to keep up with, occasionally slide the speed control to the “off” position, to allow you to disperse any excess paint. If using with the extension pole (optional accessory) always have the power setting on “high”.
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