Graco 3A2494D User Manual

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Contents
Contents Contents
Models...............................................................3
Warnings...........................................................4
GunOverview....................................................7
HowtheElectrostaticSprayGun
Works............................................7
Controls,Indicators,andComponents...........8
SmartGuns.................................................9
Installation..........................................................15
WarningSign...............................................15
VentilatetheSprayBooth.............................15
AirSupplyLine............................................16
FluidSupplyLine.........................................16
GunSetup..........................................................18
GunSetupChecklist....................................18
Grounding...................................................21
CheckGunElectricalGrounding...................25
CheckFluidResistivity.................................26
CheckFluidViscosity...................................26
FlushBeforeUsingEquipment......................26
GuidelinesforAbrasiveMaterials..................26
Operation...........................................................27
PressureReliefProcedure............................27
Startup........................................................27
Shutdown....................................................27
Maintenance......................................................28
Flushing......................................................28
CleantheGunDaily.....................................29
DailySystemCare.......................................30
ElectricalTests...................................................31
TestGunResistance....................................31
TestPowerSupplyResistance.....................32
TestElectrodeResistance............................32
Troubleshooting..................................................33
SprayPatternTroubleshooting......................33
GunOperationTroubleshooting....................34
ElectricalTroubleshooting............................35
Repair................................................................37
PreparetheGunforService.........................37
AirCapandNozzleReplacement..................38
ElectrodeReplacement................................39
FluidPackingRodRemoval..........................40
PackingRodRepair.....................................40
BarrelRemoval............................................42
BarrelInstallation.........................................42
PowerSupplyRemovaland
Replacement..................................43
AlternatorRemovalandReplacement...........44
FluidTubeRemovalandReplacement...........46
FanAirAdjustmentValveRepair..................47
AtomizingAirRestrictorValveRepair............48
ESOn-OffandFluidAdjustmentValve
Repair............................................49
AirValveRepair...........................................50
SmartModuleReplacement..........................51
AirSwivelandExhaustValve
Replacement..................................52
Parts..................................................................53
StandardAirSprayGunAssembly................53
RoundSprayAssembly................................55
StandardHighConductivityAirSprayGun
Assembly.......................................56
SmartHighConductivityAirSprayGun
Assembly.......................................58
SmartAirSprayGunAssembly.....................60
PackingRodAssembly.................................62
AlternatorAssembly.....................................63
ESOn-OffandFluidAdjustmentValve...........64
FanAirAdjustmentValveAssembly..............65
AtomizingAirRestrictorValve
Assembly.......................................65
SmartModuleAssembly...............................66
HighConductivityFluidTube
Assembly.......................................67
AirCapsandFluidNozzles.................................68
FluidNozzleSelectionChart.........................68
FluidNozzlePerformanceCharts..................68
AirCapSelectionChart................................70
AirConsumptionCharts...............................71
RepairKits,RelatedManuals,and
Accessories..........................................73
GunAccessories..........................................73
OperatorAccessories...................................74
SystemAccessories.....................................74
TestEquipment...........................................74
Hoses.........................................................75
Dimensions........................................................76
TechnicalData...................................................77
GracoProXpWarranty.......................................78
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3A2494D

Models

Models
Models Models
Part
No.
Part Part
No. No.
L40T1040
L40T1440
L40T1540
L40T1640
L60T1060
L60T1160
L60T1260
L60T1660
L60M1060
L60M1260
L60M1660
L85T1085
L85T1685
L85M1085
kV
kV kV
1.5
1.5 1.5 mm
mm mm
Nozzle
Nozzle Nozzle
Round
1.2
Round Round
1.2 1.2 Spray
mm
Spray Spray
mm mm
Standard
Standard Standard Display
Display Display
Smart
Smart Smart Display
Display Display
Standard
Standard Standard Coatings
Coatings Coatings
High
High High Conductivity/
Conductivity/ Conductivity/ High
Wear
High High
Wear Wear
Increased
Increased Increased Transfer
Transfer Transfer Ef󰘰ciency
Ef󰘰ciency Ef󰘰ciency
L85M1685
G
II IIII2 22G G
EEx0.24mJT6
FM12ATEX0068
EN50050
Ta0°C–50°C
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Warnings

Warnings
Warnings Warnings
Thefollowingwarningsareforthesetup,use,grounding,maintenance,andrepairofthisequipment.The exclamationpointsymbolalertsyoutoageneralwarningandthehazardsymbolsrefertoprocedure-speci󰘰c risks.Whenthesesymbolsappearinthebodyofthismanualoronwarninglabels,referbacktothese Warnings.Product-speci󰘰chazardsymbolsandwarningsnotcoveredinthissectionmayappearthroughout thebodyofthismanualwhereapplicable.
WARNING
WARNING WARNING
FIRE,
EXPLOSION,
FIRE, FIRE,
EXPLOSION, EXPLOSION,
Flammablefumes,suchassolventandpaintfumes,inwork work prevent󰘰re,explosion,andelectricshock:
•Electrostaticequipmentmustbeusedonlybytrained,quali󰘰edpersonnelwhounderstand therequirementsofthismanual.
•Groundallequipment,personnel,objectbeingsprayed,andconductiveobjectsinorcloseto sprayarea.Resistancemustnotexceed1megohm.SeeGrounding Grounding
•OnlyusegroundedGracoconductiveairsupplyhoses.
•Donotusepaillinersunlesstheyareconductiveandgrounded. Stop
•Stop Stop
•Checkgunresistance,hoseresistance,andelectricalgroundingdaily.
•Useandcleanequipmentonlyinwellventilatedarea.
•Interlockthegunairsupplytopreventoperationunlessventilatingfansareon.
•Usecleaningsolventswithhighestpossible󰘱ashpointwhen󰘱ushingorcleaningequipment.
•Tocleantheexterioroftheequipment,cleaningsolventsmusthavea󰘱ashpointatleast
•Alwaysturntheelectrostaticsoffwhen󰘱ushing,cleaningorservicingequipment.
•Eliminateallignitionsources;suchaspilotlights,cigarettes,portableelectriclamps,and
•Donotplugorunplugpowercordsorturnlightsonoroffwhen󰘱ammablefumesarepresent.
•Keepsprayareafreeofdebris,includingsolvent,ragsandgasoline.
•Keepaworking󰘰reextinguisherintheworkarea.
operation
operation operation
equipmentuntilyouidentifyandcorrecttheproblem.
5°Caboveambienttemperature.
plasticdropcloths(potentialstaticarc).
AND
ELECTRIC
AND AND
ELECTRIC ELECTRIC
immediately
immediately immediately
ifstaticsparkingoccursoryoufeelashock.Donotuse
SHOCK
SHOCK SHOCK
HAZARD
HAZARD HAZARD
work
area
area area
canigniteorexplode.Tohelp
Grounding
instructions.
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WARNING
WARNING WARNING
PRESSURIZED
PRESSURIZED PRESSURIZED Fluidfromtheequipment,leaks,orrupturedcomponentscansplashintheeyesoronskin andcauseseriousinjury.
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
HAZARD
HAZARD HAZARD
Warnings
•FollowthePressure Pressure cleaning,checking,orservicingequipment.
•Tightenall󰘱uidconnectionsbeforeoperatingtheequipment.
•Checkhoses,tubes,andcouplingsdaily.Replacewornordamagedpartsimmediately.
PLASTIC
PLASTIC PLASTIC Manysolventscandegradeplasticpartsandcausethemtofail,whichcouldcauseserious injuryorpropertydamage.
•Useonlycompatiblewater-basedsolventstocleanplasticstructuralorpressure-containing parts.
•SeeTechnical Technical solventmanufacturer’sMSDSsandrecommendations.
TOXIC
TOXIC TOXIC Toxic󰘱uidsorfumescancauseseriousinjuryordeathifsplashedintheeyesoronskin, inhaled,orswallowed.
•ReadMSDS’stoknowthespeci󰘰chazardsofthe󰘱uidsyouareusing.
•Storehazardous󰘱uidinapprovedcontainers,anddisposeofitaccordingtoapplicable guidelines.
PERSONAL
PERSONAL PERSONAL Wearappropriateprotectiveequipmentwhenintheworkareatohelppreventseriousinjury, includingeyeinjury,hearingloss,inhalationoftoxicfumes,andburns.Thisprotective equipmentincludesbutisnotlimitedto:
Pressure
PARTS
PARTS PARTS
Technical
FLUID
FLUID FLUID
OR
OR OR
PROTECTIVE
PROTECTIVE PROTECTIVE
Relief
Procedure
Relief Relief
Procedure Procedure
CLEANING
CLEANING CLEANING
Data
Data Data
inthisandallotherequipmentinstructionmanuals.Read󰘱uidand
FUMES
FUMES FUMES
SOLVENT
SOLVENT SOLVENT
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
whenyoustopspraying/dispensingandbefore
HAZARD
HAZARD HAZARD
•Protectiveeyewear,andhearingprotection.
•Respirators,protectiveclothing,andglovesasrecommendedbythe󰘱uidandsolvent manufacturer.
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Warnings
WARNING
WARNING WARNING
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT Misusecancausedeathorseriousinjury.
•Donotoperatetheunitwhenfatiguedorunderthein󰘱uenceofdrugsoralcohol.
•Donotexceedthemaximumworkingpressureortemperatureratingofthelowestrated systemcomponent.SeeTechnical Technical
•Use󰘱uidsandsolventsthatarecompatiblewithequipmentwettedparts.SeeTechnical Technical inallequipmentmanuals.Read󰘱uidandsolventmanufacturer’swarnings.Forcomplete informationaboutyourmaterial,requestMSDSfromdistributororretailer.
•Donotleavetheworkareawhileequipmentisenergizedorunderpressure.
•TurnoffallequipmentandfollowthePressure Pressure
•Checkequipmentdaily.Repairorreplacewornordamagedpartsimmediatelywithgenuine manufacturer’sreplacementpartsonly.
•Donotalterormodifyequipment.Alterationsormodi󰘰cationsmayvoidagencyapprovals andcreatesafetyhazards.
•Makesureallequipmentisratedandapprovedfortheenvironmentinwhichyouareusingit.
•Useequipmentonlyforitsintendedpurpose.Callyourdistributorforinformation.
•Routehosesandcablesawayfromtraf󰘰careas,sharpedges,movingparts,andhotsurfaces.
•Donotkinkoroverbendhosesorusehosestopullequipment.
•Keepchildrenandanimalsawayfromworkarea.
•Complywithallapplicablesafetyregulations.
MISUSE
MISUSE MISUSE
HAZARD
HAZARD HAZARD
Technical
Data
Data Data
Pressure
inallequipmentmanuals.
Relief
Relief Relief
Technical
Procedure
Procedure Procedure
whenequipmentisnotinuse.
Data
Data Data
6 3A2494D

GunOverview

Gun
Gun Gun
How
How How
Theairhosesuppliesairtothespraygun.Partof theairoperatesthealternatorturbineandtherest oftheairatomizesthe󰘱uidbeingsprayed.The alternatorgeneratespower,whichisconvertedby thepowercartridgetosupplyhighvoltagetothe gun’selectrode.
Overview
Overview Overview
the
Electrostatic
the the
Electrostatic Electrostatic
Spray
Spray Spray
Gun
Gun Gun
Works
Works Works
Thepumpsupplies󰘱uidtothe󰘱uidhoseandgun, wherethe󰘱uidiselectrostaticallychargedasit passestheelectrode.Thecharged󰘱uidisattracted tothegroundedworkpiece,wrappingaroundand evenlycoatingallsurfaces.
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GunOverview
Controls,
Controls, Controls,
Theelectrostaticgunincludesthefollowing controls,indicators,andcomponents(seeFig.
1).ForinformationonSmartguns,alsosee
SmartGuns,page9.
Figure1GunOverview
Item
Item Item
Indicators,
Indicators, Indicators,
Descrip-
Descrip- Descrip­tion
tion tion
Purpose
Purpose Purpose
and
Components
and and
Components Components
Item
Item Item
Descrip-
Descrip- Descrip­tion
tion tion
Purpose
Purpose Purpose
A
BFluidInlet
C
D
EElectrode
FFanAir
G
AirSwivel Inlet
TurbineAir Exhaust
AirCap and Nozzle
Needle
Adjust­ment Valve
Atomizing Air Restrictor Valve
1/4npsm(m)left-handthread, forGracogroundedairsupply hose.
3/8npsm(m),for󰘱uidsupply hose.
Barbed󰘰tting,forsupplied exhausttube.
SeeAirCapsandFluid
Nozzles,page68,foravail-
ablesizes.
Supplieselectrostaticcharge tothe󰘱uid.
Adjustsfansizeandshape. Canbeusedtodecrease patternwidth.
Restrictsaircapair󰘱ow. Replacewithplug(included) ifdesired.
HFluidAd-
justment Knob
J
K
ESOn-Off Valve
ESIndica­tor(stan­dardgun only;for Smartgun indica­tor,see
Operating Mode, page9)
Adjusts󰘱uid󰘱owbylimiting 󰘱uidneedletravel.Useonly inlow󰘱owconditions,to reducewear.
TurnselectrostaticsON(I)or OFF(O).
LitwhenESisON(I).Colorin­dicatesalternatorfrequency. SeetheLEDindicatortable intheGunSetupChecklist,
page18.
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GunOverview
Smart
Smart Smart
TheSmartGunmoduledisplayssprayingvoltage, current,alternatorspeed,andthevoltagesetting(low orhigh).Italsoallowstheusertochangetoalower sprayingvoltage.Themodulehastwomodes:
•OperatingMode
•DiagnosticMode
Operating
Operating Operating
Bar
Bar Bar
SeeFig.2,andTable1onpage10.TheOperating Modedisplaysgundataduringnormalspraying.The displayusesabargraphtoshowthevoltagelevelin kiloVolts(kV)andthecurrentlevelinmicroAmperes (uA).Thebargraphrangeisfrom0to100%foreach value.
IfthebargraphLEDsareblue,thegunisreadyto spray.IftheLEDsareyelloworred,thecurrentis toohigh.The󰘱uidmaybetooconductive,orsee
ElectricalTroubleshooting,page35forotherpossible
causes.
Guns
Guns Guns
Mode
Mode Mode
Graph
Graph Graph
Voltage
Voltage Voltage
Thevoltageadjustmentswitch(VA)allowsthe operatortochangefromlowtohighvoltage.
•Thehighvoltagesettingisdeterminedbythe maximumvoltageofthegunandisnotadjustable.
•Thelowvoltageindicator(LO)lights whentheswitchissettoLO.Thelow voltagesettingisuseradjustable.See
AdjustingtheLowVoltageSetting,page10.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: haslostcommunicationwiththepowersupply.See
ErrorDisplay,page10,forfurtherinformation.
Adjustment
Adjustment Adjustment
IftheErrordisplayappears,theSmartmodule
Switch
Switch Switch
Hz
Indicator
Hz Hz
Indicator Indicator
TheHzindicatorfunctionsthesameastheES indicatoronstandardguns.Theindicatorlightsto showthealternatorspeedstatus,andhasthree colors:
•Greenindicatesthealternatorspeediscorrect.
•Iftheindicatorchangestoamberafter1second, increasetheairpressure.
•Iftheindicatorchangestoredafter1second, reducetheairpressure.
Figure2SmartGunModuleinOperatingMode
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GunOverview
Error
Error Error
IftheSmartmodulelosescommunicationwith thepowersupply,theErrordisplayappears,the Hzindicatorturnsred,andtheSmartmoduleis disabled.SeeFig.3,andTable1onpage10. ThiscanoccurinOperatingModeorDiagnostic Mode.SeeElectricalTroubleshooting,page35. CommunicationmustberestoredtomaketheSmart modulefunctional.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: appear.Ifthegunhasbeendisassembled,wait8 secondsbeforesprayingtoensurethatanError conditionhasnotoccurred.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: displaywillnotappear.
Display
Display Display
Ittakes8secondsfortheErrordisplayto
Ifthereisnopowertothegun,theError
foryourgun.Continuepressingthebuttonuntilyou reachthedesiredsetting.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: returntotheOperatingScreen.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE:
LockSymbol,page10.
Figure4LowVoltageSettingScreen(Unlocked)
Lock
Lock Lock
After2secondsofinactivitythedisplaywill
Thelowvoltagesettingmaybelocked.See
Symbol
Symbol Symbol
Figure3ErrorDisplay
Adjusting
Adjusting Adjusting
Thelowvoltagesettingisuseradjustable.Toaccess thelowvoltagesettingscreenwheninOperating Mode,presstheLOSETbutton(LS)momentarily. Thescreenwilldisplaythecurrentlowvoltage setting.SeeFig.4,andTable1onpage10.The possiblerangesare:
•85kVguns:40–85kV
•60kVguns:30–60kV
SettheVoltageAdjustmentswitch(VA)toLO.Press theLOSETbuttonrepeatedlytoincreasethesetting inincrementsof5.Whenthedisplayreachesthe maximumsettingitwillreturntotheminimumsetting
the
Low
the the
Voltage
Low Low
Voltage Voltage
Setting
Setting Setting
Thelowvoltagesettingmaybelocked.Whenlocked, animage(LK)appearsonthescreen.SeeFig.5, andTable1onpage10.
•WheninHImode,thelowvoltagesettingisalways always locked.ThelocksymbolwillappearwhentheLO SETbuttonispressed.
•WheninLOmode,thelocksymbolwill only
only only
appearifthelockisenabled.See
LowVoltageLockScreen,page14,tolockor
unlockthelowvoltagesetting.
Figure5LowVoltageSettingScreen(Locked)
always
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GunOverview
Table
Table Table
Item
Item Item
VA
LO
kV
uA
LSLOSETbutton
Key
for
Figs.
1 11. ..Key Key
for for
2–9.
Figs. Figs.
2–9. 2–9.
Description
Description Description
VoltageAdjustmentSwitch
LowVoltageModeIndicator
Voltage(kV)Display
Current(uA)Display
Purpose
Purpose Purpose
Two-positionswitchsetssmart gunvoltagetolowsetting(LO)or highsetting(HI).Thisswitchis functionalinOperatingModeand inDiagnosticMode.
Lights(blue)whenthesmartgun issettoLowVoltage.
Displaysactualsprayingvoltage ofthegun,inkV.InOperating Mode,displayisabargraph. InDiagnosticMode,voltageis displayedasanumber.
Displaysactualsprayingcurrent ofthegun,inuA.InOperating Mode,displayisabargraph. InDiagnosticMode,currentis displayedasanumber.
Pressmomentarilytoenterthe LowVoltageSettingscreen.
Pressandholdforapproximately5 secondstoenterorexitDiagnostic Mode.
WhileinDiagnosticMode,press momentarilytoadvancethrough screens.
WhileontheLowVoltageLock Screen(inDiagnosticMode), pressandholdtoturnthelockon oroff.
LVLowVoltageDisplayDisplaysthelowvoltagesetting
asanumber.Thesettingcanbe changed.SeeFig.4.
LKLowVoltageLocked
Appearsifthelowvoltagesetting islocked.SeeFig.5andFig.9.
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GunOverview
Item
Item Item
LD
ERErrorDisplay
VIVoltageIndicatorInDiagnosticMode,thetwotop
CICurrentIndicator
ASAlternatorSpeedDisplay
Hz
Description
Description Description
LODisplay
AlternatorSpeedIndicatorInOperatingMode,indicatorcolor
Purpose
Purpose Purpose
AppearsontheLowVoltageLock Screen.SeeFig.9.
AppearsiftheSmartmoduleloses communicationwiththepower supply.SeeFig.3.
rightLEDsofthescreenlight, indicatingthatthevaluedisplayed isinkV.SeeFig.6.
InDiagnosticMode,thetwo bottomrightLEDsofthescreen light,indicatingthatthevalue displayedisinuA.SeeFig.7.
InDiagnosticMode,Hzlevelis displayedasanumber.SeeFig.
8.
variestoshowthealternator speedstatus:
•greenindicatesthealternator speedisatthecorrectlevel.
•Iftheindicatorchangestoamber after1second,thealternator speedistoolow.
•Iftheindicatorchangestored after1second,thealternator speedistoohigh.Theindicator willalsoturnrediftheError displayappears.
InDiagnosticMode,theindicator isgreenwhenintheAlternator Speed(Hertz)screen.
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GunOverview
Diagnostic
Diagnostic Diagnostic
DiagnosticModeincludesfourscreenswhichdisplay gundata:
•Voltage(kiloVolts)Screen
•Current(microAmperes)Screen
•AlternatorSpeed(Hertz)Screen
•LowVoltageLockScreen
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: lowvoltagesetting;thesettingisnotadjustablein DiagnosticMode.However,thevoltageadjustment switch(VA)canbesettoHIorLOinOperatingMode andinDiagnosticMode.
ToenterDiagnosticMode,pressandholdtheLOSET (LS)buttonforapproximately5seconds.Thedisplay willgototheVoltage(kiloVolts)Screen,page13.
Toadvancetothenextscreen,presstheLOSET buttonagain.
ToexitDiagnosticMode,pressandholdtheLOSET buttonforapproximately5seconds.Thescreenwill returntoOperatingMode.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: Mode,thelastscreenviewedwillbedisplayedwhen thegunisretriggered.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: fromtheLowVoltageLockScreen.See
LowVoltageLockScreen,page14fordetails.
Voltage
Voltage Voltage
Mode
Mode Mode
YoumustbeinOperatingModetoadjustthe
IfthegunisdetriggeredwhileinDiagnostic
DiagnosticModecannotbeexited
(kiloVolts)
(kiloVolts) (kiloVolts)
Screen
Screen Screen
Figure6Voltage(kiloVolts)Screen
Current
Current Current
TheCurrent(microAmperes)Screenisthesecond screenintheDiagnosticMode.SeeFig.7,andTable 1onpage10.Toenterthisscreen,presstheLO SETbuttonwhileintheVoltage(kiloVolts)Screen.
Thisscreendisplaysthesprayingcurrentofthegun asanumber(uA),roundedtothenearest5uA.The twobottomrightLEDs(CI)ofthedisplaypanellight, indicatingthattheCurrent(microAmperes)Screen isdisplayed.Thedisplayisareadoutandcannot bechanged.
PresstheLOSETbuttontoadvancetothe
AlternatorSpeed(Hertz)Screen,page14.Press
andholdforapproximately5secondstoreturnto OperatingMode.
(microAmperes)
(microAmperes) (microAmperes)
Screen
Screen Screen
TheVoltage(kiloVolts)Screenisthe󰘰rstscreento appearafterenteringDiagnosticMode.SeeFig.6, andTable1onpage10.Toenterthisscreen,press andholdtheLOSETbuttonforapproximately5 secondswhileintheOperatingMode.
Thisscreendisplaysthesprayingvoltageofthe gunasanumber(kV),roundedtothenearest5kV. ThetwotoprightLEDs(VI)ofthedisplaypanel light,indicatingthattheVoltage(kiloVolts)Screen isdisplayed.Thedisplayisareadoutandcannot bechanged.
PresstheLOSETbuttontoadvancetothe
Current(microAmperes)Screen,page13.Press
andholdforapproximately5secondstoreturnto OperatingMode.
Figure7Current(microAmperes)Screen
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GunOverview
Alternator
Alternator Alternator
TheAlternatorSpeed(Hertz)Screenisthethird screenintheDiagnosticMode.SeeFig.8,andTable 1onpage10.Toenterthisscreen,presstheLOSET buttonwhileintheCurrent(microAmperes)Screen.
Thisscreendisplaysthealternatorspeedasa3digit number(AS),roundedtothenearest10Hz.The displayisareadoutandcannotbechanged.Ifthe alternatorspeedisgreaterthan999Hz,thedisplay willshow999.
TheHzindicatorlightsgreentoshowthatyouare viewingtheAlternatorSpeed(Hertz)Screen.
PresstheLOSETbuttontoadvancetothe
LowVoltageLockScreen,page14.Pressandhold
forapproximately5secondstoreturntoOperating Mode.
Speed
Speed Speed
(Hertz)
(Hertz) (Hertz)
Screen
Screen Screen
Low
Voltage
Low Low
Voltage Voltage
TheLowVoltageLockScreenisthefourthscreenin theDiagnosticMode.SeeFig.9,andTable1on page10.Toenterthisscreen,presstheLOSET buttonwhileintheAlternatorSpeed(Hertz)Screen.
ThisscreendisplaysthestatusoftheLowVoltage Lock.Ifthesettingislocked,thelockimage(LK) appearstotheleftoftheLodisplay(LD).Ifthesetting isunlocked,thelockimagedoesnotappear.
Tochangethelockstatus,pressandholdthe LOSETbuttonuntilthelockimageappearsor disappears.Ifthelockisset,theimagewillalso appearontheLowVoltageSettingScreenwhenin lowvoltagemode(seeFig.4).
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: screen,becausepressingandholdingtheLOSET buttonisusedtoturnthelockonoroff.Toexit, pressLOSETmomentarilytoreturntotheVoltage (kiloVolts)Screen,thenexitDiagnosticModefrom there.
DiagnosticModecannotbeexitedfromthis
Lock
Screen
Lock Lock
Screen Screen
Figure8AlternatorSpeed(Hertz)Screen
14
Figure9LowVoltageLockScreen
3A2494D

Installation

Installation
Installation Installation
Installingandservicingthisequipmentrequires accesstopartswhichmaycauseelectricshock orotherseriousinjuryifworkisnotperformed properly.
•Donotinstallorservicethisequipmentunless youaretrainedandquali󰘰ed.
•Besureyourinstallationcomplieswithlocal, state,andnationalcodesfortheinstallation ofelectricalapparatusinaClassI,Div.I, HazardousLocationoraGroupII,ZoneI ExplosiveAtmosphereLocation.
•Complywithallapplicablelocal,state,and national󰘰re,electrical,andothersafety regulations.
Fig.10showsatypicalelectrostaticairspraysystem. Itisnotanactualsystemdesign.Forassistance indesigningasystemtosuityourparticularneeds, contactyourGracodistributor.
Warning
Warning Warning
Mountwarningsignsinthesprayareawherethey caneasilybeseenandreadbyalloperators.An EnglishWarningSignisprovidedwiththegun.
Ventilate
Ventilate Ventilate
Providefreshairventilationtoreducetheriskof󰘰re orexplosioncausedbythebuildupof󰘱ammableor toxicvaporswhenspraying,󰘱ushing,orcleaning thegun.Donotoperatethegununlessventilation fansareoperating.
Electricallyinterlockthegunairsupplywiththe ventilatorstopreventgunoperationwithout ventilatingfansoperating.Checkandfollowalllocal, state,andnationalcodesregardingairexhaust velocityrequirements.
Highvelocityairexhaustwilldecreasetheoperating ef󰘰ciencyoftheelectrostaticsystem.Airexhaust velocityof100ft/min(31linearmeters/minute)should besuf󰘰cient.
Sign
Sign Sign
the
Spray
the the
Spray Spray
Booth
Booth Booth
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Installation
Air
Supply
Air Air
Supply Supply
Toreducetheriskofelectricshock,theairsupply hosemustbeelectricallyconnectedtoatrueearth ground.Use Use Hose.
Hose. Hose.
1.SeeFig.10.UsetheGracoGroundedAirSupply Hose(AH)tosupplyairtothegun.Thegunair inlet󰘰ttinghasaleft-handthread.Theairsupply hosegroundwire(AG)mustbeconnectedtoa trueearthground.Donotconnecttheairsupply hosetothegunairinletyet.
Line
Line Line
Use
only
Graco
only only
Graco Graco
Grounded
Grounded Grounded
Air
Air Air
Fluid
Fluid Fluid
1.Blowoutthe󰘱uidline(FL)withairand󰘱ushit
Supply
Supply Supply
2.Installa󰘱uidregulator(FR)onthe󰘱uidlineto
3.Installa󰘱uid󰘰lter(FF)nearthepumpoutlet,to
Supply
Supply Supply
withsolvent.Usesolventwhichiscompatible withthe󰘱uidtobesprayed.Donotconnectthe 󰘱uidsupplylinetothegun󰘱uidinletyet.
control󰘱uidpressuretothegun.
removeparticlesandsedimentwhichcouldclog thespraynozzle.
Line
Line Line
2.Installanairline󰘰lter/waterseparator(AF)onthe gunairlinetoensureadry,cleanairsupplytothe gun.Dirtandmoisturecanruintheappearance ofyour󰘰nishedworkpieceandcancausethe guntomalfunction.
3.Installbleed-typeairregulators(PR,GR)on thepumpandgunairsupplylinestocontrolair pressuretothepumpandgun.
Trappedaircancausethepumptocycle unexpectedly,whichcanresultinserious injury,includingsplashing󰘱uidintheeyesor ontheskin.Donotoperatetheequipment withoutthebleed-typeairvalve(BV)installed.
4.Installableed-typeairvalve(BV)onthepump airsupplyline.Thebleed-typeairvalve(BV)is requiredinyoursystemtoshutoffairtothepump andrelieveairtrappedbetweenthevalveand thepumpaftertheairregulatorisshutoff.Install anadditionalbleed-typeairvalveonthemainair line(MA)toisolatetheaccessoriesforservicing.
Toreducetheriskofseriousinjury,including splashing󰘱uidintheeyesorontheskin,do notoperateequipmentwithoutthe󰘱uiddrain valve(FD)installed.
4.The󰘱uiddrainvalve(FD)isrequiredinyour systemtoassistinrelieving󰘱uidpressureinthe displacementpump,hose,andgun.Triggering theguntorelievepressuremaynotbesuf󰘰cient. Installadrainvalveclosetothepump's󰘱uid outlet.
5.Installanairbleedvalve(BV)oneachgunair supplylinetoshutoffairtothegun(s)andrelieve airtrappedbetweenthevalveandthegunafter theairregulatorisshutoff.
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NON
HAZARDOUS
NON NON
- --HAZARDOUS HAZARDOUS
AREA
AREA AREA
HAZARDOUS
HAZARDOUS HAZARDOUS
AREA
AREA AREA
Figure10TypicalInstallation
Typical
Typical Typical
Installation
Installation Installation
Item
Item Item
ADAirLineDrainValve
AF
AG*GunAirHoseGroundWire
AH*GracoGroundedAirHose(left-hand
ALPumpAirLineLubricator
BV*PumpBleed-TypeAirShutoffValve
EGElectrostaticAirSprayGun
FD*
FFFluidFilter
FL
FRFluidPressureRegulator
Description
Description Description
AirFilter/WaterSeparator
threads)
FluidDrainValve
FluidSupplyLine
Key
Key Key
Item
Item Item
FV
GRGunAirPressureRegulator
MA
PG*PumpGroundWire
PRPumpAirPressureRegulator
SPSupplyPump
SV*VentilationFanInterlockSolenoidValve.
*Theseitemsarerequiredforsafeoperation.They mustbepurchasedseparately.
Description
Description Description
FluidShutoffValve
MainAirSupplyLine
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: asaGracoaccessory.
Thesolenoidvalveisnotoffered
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GunSetup

Gun
Gun Gun
Gun
Gun Gun
SeeFig.11tolocatetheelectrostaticguncontrols.
Figure11ElectrostaticGunControls
1.Thegunisshippedwiththe󰘱uidnozzleandair
2.TurnOFF(O)theESOn-Offswitch(J).
Setup
Setup Setup
Setup
Setup Setup
capinstalled.Checkthattheretainingringis tight.
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE: size󰘱uidnozzleoraircap,see
FluidNozzleSelectionChart,page68and AirCapSelectionChart,page70.To
installthenozzleandaircap,see
AirCapandNozzleReplacement,page38.
Toselectadifferent
Checklist
Checklist Checklist
5.ConnecttheGracogroundedairhosetothegun airinlet.Thegunairinlet󰘰ttinghasleft-hand threads.
6.FollowallstepsunderGrounding,page21.
7.Followallstepsunder
CheckGunElectricalGrounding,page25.
Readingmustbelessthan1megohm.
8.Verifythatthematerialresistivitymeets requirementsforelectrostaticspray.See
CheckFluidResistivity,page26.
9.Connecttheexhausttubeandsecurewiththe clampprovided.
10.Connectthe󰘱uidhosetothegun󰘱uidinlet.
3.Shutofftheairbleedvalvetothegun.
11.Flushifneeded,seeFlushing,page28.
12.Positiontheaircapasdesired.
4.Checkgunresistance.See
TestGunResistance,page31.
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13.Fullyopenthefanairadjustmentvalve(F)
counterclockwise.
14.Fullyopenthe󰘱uidadjustmentvalve(H)
counterclockwise.
15.Fullyopentheatomizingairrestrictorvalve(G)
clockwise.
17.Setthegunairregulatortodeliveraminimum 45psi(0.32MPa,3.2bar)atthegunwhen triggered,toensurefullsprayingvoltage.See thetablebelow.
Table
Table Table
mm]
mm] mm]
18.CheckthattheESindicator(K)[Hzindicatoron Smartguns]islit.Seethefollowingtable.
Table
Table Table
Pressure
2 22. ..Pressure Pressure
Air
Hose
Air Air
Hose Hose
Length
Length Length
(using
(using (using
in ininft ftft(m) (m)
5/16
5/16 5/16
diameter
diameter diameter
15(4.6)55(0.38,3.8)
25(7.6)65(0.45,4.5)
50(15.3)80(0.56,5.6)
LED
3 33. ..LED LED
Drop
Drop Drop
(m)
in.
[8
in. in.
[8 [8
hose)
hose) hose)
Indicator
Indicator Indicator
Colors
Colors Colors
Air
Regulator
Air Air
Regulator Regulator
psi
in ininpsi psi
[with
gun
[with [with
gun gun
Setting
Setting Setting
(MPa,
(MPa, (MPa,
triggered]
triggered] triggered]
bar)
bar) bar)
16.TurnON(I)theESOn-Offswitch(J).
Indicator
Indicator Indicator
Color
Color Color
Green
Amber
Red
Whenspraying,theindicator shouldremaingreen,indicating suf󰘰cientairpressuretothe alternatorturbine.
Iftheindicatorchangestoamber after1second,theairpressure istoolow.Increaseairpressure untiltheindicatorisgreen.
Iftheindicatorchangestored after1second,theairpressureis toohigh.Decreaseairpressure untiltheindicatorisgreen.
Description
Description Description
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19.Shutofftheairtothegun.TurnOFF(O)theES On-Offswitch(J).
20.Startthepump.Adjustthe󰘱uidregulatoruntilthe streamfromtheguntravels8-12in.(200-300 mm)beforefallingoff.Typically,if󰘱uidpressure isbelow5psi(.04MPa,0.4bar)orabove30psi (0.21MPa,2.1bar),achangeofnozzlesizeis recommended.
22.Sprayatestpattern.Checktheatomization.If over-atomizationoccursatminimumpressure, adjusttherestrictorvalve.Ifatomizationis inadequate,increaseairpressureordecrease 󰘱uid󰘱ow.
23.Adjustthefanairadjustmentvalve:clockwisefor anarrowerpattern,counterclockwiseforawider pattern.
21.Turnontheairtothegun.TurnON(I)theES On-Offswitch(J).
24.Sprayatestpiece.Examinetheedges forcoverage.Ifwrapispoor,see
Troubleshooting,page33.
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Grounding

Grounding Grounding
Whenoperatingtheelectrostaticgun,any ungroundedobjectsinthesprayarea(people, containers,tools,etc.)canbecomeelectrically charged.Impropergroundingcanresultinstatic sparking,whichcancausea󰘰re,explosion,or electricshock.Groundallequipment,personnel, objectbeingsprayed,andconductiveobjects inorclosetothesprayarea.Resistancemust notexceed1megohm.Followthegrounding instructionsbelow.
Thefollowingareminimumgroundingrequirements forabasicelectrostaticsystem(seeFigs.12–15). Yoursystemmayincludeotherequipmentorobjects whichmustbegrounded.Checkyourlocalelectrical codefordetailedgroundinginstructions.Yoursystem mustbeconnectedtoatrueearthground.
Pump/󰘱uid source:
byconnectingitsgroundwiretoatrueearth ground.
groundthepump/󰘱uidsource
Object being sprayed:
cleanandgroundedatalltimes.
All electrically conductive objects or devices in the spray area:
Fluid and waste containers:
wastecontainersinthesprayarea.Donotusepail linersunlesstheyareconductiveandgrounded. When󰘱ushingthespraygun,thecontainerused tocatchtheexcess󰘱uidmustbeelectrically conductiveandgrounded.
Air compressors:
tothemanufacturer'srecommendations.
mustbeproperlygrounded.
keeptheworkpiecehangers
groundall󰘱uidand
groundtheequipmentaccording
Electrostatic Air Spray Gun:
byconnectingtheGracoGroundedAirHose (AH)tothegun,andconnectingtheairhose groundwiretoatrueearthground.See
CheckGunElectricalGrounding,page25.
groundthegun
All air and 󰘱uid lines
Useonlygroundedhoseswithamaximumof100 feet(30.5m)combinedhoselengthtoensure groundingcontinuity.
mustbeproperlygrounded.
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GunSetup
The 󰘱oor of the spray area:
conductiveandgrounded.Donotcoverthe󰘱oor withcardboardoranynon-conductivematerial whichwouldinterruptgroundingcontinuity.
mustbeelectrically
All persons entering the spray area:
shoeshavingconductivesolessuchasleather, orwearpersonalgroundingstraps.Donot wearshoeswithnon-conductivesolessuchas rubberorplastic.Ifglovesarenecessary,wear theconductiveglovessuppliedwiththegun.If non-Gracoglovesareworn,cutoff󰘰ngersorpalm areaofglovestoensureyourhandcontactsthe groundedgunhandle.
mustwear
Flammable liquids in the spray area:
inapproved,groundedcontainers.Donotuse plasticcontainers.Donotstoremorethanthe quantityneededforoneshift.
mustbekept
Key
Key Key
Fig.12
Fig.13
Fig.14
Fig.15Fluidsupplylineandsourcemust
Figs.
to totoFigs. Figs.
12–15
12–15 12–15
Operatorisgroundedthrough bareskincontactwiththegun handleandconductiveshoes.A conductiveglovecanalsobeused.
Objectbeingsprayedisgrounded throughcontactwiththehanger andconveyorsystem.
Gunisgroundedthroughthe conductiveairhose.
begrounded.
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Figure12GroundtheOperator
GunSetup
Figure13GroundtheObjectBeingSprayed
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Figure14GroundtheGun
Figure15GroundtheFluidSupply
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