Leadvision PLD3151S Maintenance Manual

PLD3151S

Electric Spray Gun

English

Assembling & Use & Maintenance Manual

WARNING: READ INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL BEFORE USING PRODUCT.

Assembling & Use & Maintenance Manual

English

Electric Spray Gun

WARNING: READ INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL BEFORE USING PRODUCT.

FIG. A

Spray gun unit Power unit

Spray gun unit Power unit

FIG. A

FIG. A1

FIG. A2

23

24

26

25

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Tip collar

Air cap

Nozzle (Φ1.5mm/Φ2.5mm/Φ3.5mm)

Y-type seal ring

Spray width lever

Spray tip

Spray unit housing

11.

Trigger

12.

13. Sealing liner

14. O-ring

15. Pickup tube

16. Check valve assembly

16.1 Check valve sleeve 1

16.2 Check valve

16.3 Spring

16.4 Check valve sleeve 2

16.5 Valve extension

17. Canister

Flow control knob

Cleaning brush

Hanging hook

Switch trigger lever

18.

19.

Quick release lock

20.

21.

22.

Filter

23.

Filter cover

24.

Viscosity cup

25.

Cleaning needle

26. Spray tip key

FIG. A1

3. Tip collar

4. Air cap

5. Nozzle (Φ1.5mm/Φ3.5mm)

6. Y-type seal ring

7. Spray width lever

8. Spray tip

9. Spray unit housing

10. Trigger

11. Flow control knob

12. Quick rell lid

13. Sealing liner

14. O-ring

15. Pickup tube

16. Check valve assembly

16.1 Check valve sleeve 1

16.2 Check valve

16.3 Spring

16.4 Check valve sleeve 2

16.5 Valve extension

17. Canister

FIG. A2

18. Quick release lock

19. Switch trigger lever

20. Hanging hook

21. Filter

22. Filter cover

23. Viscosity cup

24. Cleaning needle

25. Cleaning brush

26. Spray tip key

FIG. B

FIG. C

Attaching spray unit to spray gun handle

Aligning the pickup tube

The pickup tube (#15) needs to be aligned in the
direction toward the front of the canister .
This will ensure you spray as much material as
possible before you need to refill.
Make sure the pickup tube is assembled tight
in place.

Align the marking line on the spray
unit with the icon of unlock, then rotate

the spray gun handle clockwise until
stop. Rotate the quick release lock (#19)
and snap onto the hook on the edge
of canister lid.

FIG. B Aligning the pickup tube.

The pickup tube (#15) needs to be aligned in
the direction toward the front of the canister.
This will ensure you spray as much material as
possible before you need to rell. Make sure
the pickup tube is assembled tight in place.

FIG. C Attaching spray unit to spray gun handle.

Align the marking line on the spray unit with the
icon of unlock, then rotate the spray gun
handle clockwise until stop. Rotate the
quick release lock (#18) and snap onto
the hook on the edge of canister lid.

FIG. E

FIG. D

Filling the canister

1.Check to make sure that the canister is completely screwed
onto the sprayer.

2.Unscrew the quick refill lid ( #12 )

3.Stand the sprayer firmly on an smooth andhorizontal surface.

4.Pour the properly thinned and strained material to be sprayed
into the canister.

5.Clean any residual liquid from the threads or sides of the

the canister and sprayer.

6.Starting the threads evenly, screw the lid completely onto

the top fill canister. Check the lid to make sure it is threaded
on squarely and completely before picking up the sprayer.

FIG.D1

FIG. D FIG. D1

FIG. E Filling the canister.

1. Check to make sure that the canister is completely
screwed onto the sprayer.

2. Unscrew the quick rell lid (#12)

3. Stand the sprayer rmly on an smooth and horizontal surface.

4. Pour the properly thinned and strained material to be
sprayed into the canister.

5. Clean any residual liquid from the threads or sides of the
the canister and sprayer.

6. Starting the threads evenly, screw the lid completely onto the

top ll canister. Check the lid to make sure it is threaded on

squarely and completely before picking up the sprayer.

FIG. F

On / Off Switch

Squeeze to press the trigger (#10),
trigger will actuate the switch inside
the tool by the switch trigger lever
(#19) to turn on the tool. Release
the trigger to turn off the tool.

FIG.G Smart nozzle selection

Trigger

Switch trigger
lever

Air cap

Spray width lever

FIG. H

FIG. I

FIG. J

50 to 300mm

Always spray from a minimum of 50mm to a maximum of 300mm.

Avoid moving your wrist.

A commonly used method for spraying a large

surface is the “crisscross” pattern. This is done

by spraying in horizontal strips and then crossing

over these strips with vertical strips.

FIG. H

Always spray from a minimum of 2” to a maximum of 12”.

FIG. I

Avoid moving your wrist.

FIG. J

A commonly used method for spraying a large
surface is the “crisscross” pattern. This is done by

spraying in horizontal strips and then crossing over

these strips with vertical strips.

2’’ to 12’’

FIG. K

FIG. M

FIG. N

FIG. O

FIG. P1

Unscrew the canister from
the sprayer and pour any
remaining liquid back into
the original container

Pour a small amount of the

appropriate cleaning solution
into the canister

Spray the cleaning solution
through the sprayer onto scrap

material for 2 to 3 seconds

FIG. M

Pour a small amount of the appropriate
cleaning solution into the canister.

FIG. K

Unscrew the canister from the sprayer
and pour any remaining liquid back into
the original container.

FIG. N

Spray the cleaning solution through the sprayer onto
scrap material for 2 to 3 seconds.

FIG. O

FIG. O1

FIG. P

FIG.Q

FIG.R

90°

Spray tip key

Spray tip

Clean all parts with the

cleaning brush in the

appropriate cleaning

solution.

FIG.P1

1.If using water based material,
clean the sprayer by running

water through pickup tube
inlet.

2.If using oil based materials,
clean pickup tube inlet with

appropriate cleaning
solution.

Place a drop of household oil into the inside
of the sprayer from the hole for assembling the

spray tip

FIG. P FIG. P1

Spray tip key

Spray tip

Clean all parts with
the cleaning brush
in the appropriate
cleaning solution.

FIG. Q

1. If using water based material, clean the

sprayer by running water through pickup
tube inlet.

2. If using oil based materials,

clean pickup tube inlet
with appropriate cleaning
solution.

FIG. R

1. Place a drop of household oil into the

inside of the sprayer from the hole for
assembling the spray tip.

FIG. S

Filter

FIG.S1

Reassemble sprayer

Note: Spray nozzle can only be assembled in
one direction that the notch of the nozzle(#5)
must align with the skirt on spray unit

assembly.
Note: The spray tip must be assembled in
the sprayer with the bumps on the spray tip in
vertical direction
Note: Assemble the pickup tube(#15) and check
valve (#16) by firmly pushing them onto the inlet
on the sprayer.
Put all the accessories back into space.

FIG.T

The power unit contains A washable / reusable
flter (#21). Check the flter before and
after each use. If dirty, wash with warm water
and allow to air dry before re-installing or replace
if necessary

To check the filter,

Unscrew the screws on back
of the filter cover (#22)
and remove the filter cover(#22).

housing(#09). Refer to Fig. S1 for proper

FIG. S

Reassemble sprayer Note: Spray nozzle can

only be assembled in one direction that the
notch of the nozzle (#5) must align with the skirt
on spray unit housing (#9).

Refer to FIG. S1 for proper assembly.

Note: The spray tip must be assembled in the
sprayer with the bumps on the spray tip in ver

-

tical direction Note: Assemble the pickup tube
(#15) and check valve (#16) by rmly pushing
them onto the inlet on the sprayer.

Put all the accessories back into space.

FIG. T

The power unit contains A washable / reusable

ter (#21). Check the ter before and after

each use. If dirty, wash with warm water and
allow to air dry before re-installing or replace if
necessary.

To check the lter

Unscrew the screws on back of the lter cover
(#22) and remove the lter cover (#22).

FIG. S1

Filter

Read and understand the instruction manual.

Fire hazard.

Explosion hazard.

Respiratory hazard.

Electric shock hazard.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

TECHNICAL DATA

SAFETY GUIDELINES / DEFINITIONS

Current: 3.0A

Flow Rate: 900ml/min

Max. Viscosity:

100DIN-s
(runout time: 100 seconds)

Nozzle Size:

Φ1.5mm
Φ3.5mm

Container Capacity 1200ml

It is important for you to read and understand
this manual. The information it contains relates
to protecting YOUR SAFETY and PREVENTING
PROBLEMS. The symbols below are used to help

you recognize this information.

DANGER! Indicates an imminently hazardous

situation which, if not avoided, will result in

death or serious injury.

WARNING! Indicates a potentially hazardous

situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.

CAUTION! Indicates a potentially hazardous

situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE! Used without the safety alert sym-

bol indicates a potentially hazardous situation

which, if not avoided, may result in property
damage.

ENGLISH

The following are explanations of important
safety hazard pictorials in this manual.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS:

To reduce the risks of re or explosion, electrical

shock and the injury to persons, read and understand
all instructions included in this manual. Be familiar
with the controls and the proper usage of the
equipment.

THIS PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD
USE ONLY.

WARNING! FIRE OR EXPLOSION

HAZARD. Solvent and spray material fumes can

explode or ignite. Severe injury or property damage
can occur. To avoid these risks, take the following
preventions:

> Exhaust and fresh air introduction must be provided

to keep the air within the spray area.

>

Avoid all ignition sources such as static electricity

sparks, open ames, pilot lights, hot objects, lit tobacco

products, and sparks from connecting and disconnecting
power cords or working light switches.

> Fire extinguisher equipment shall be present and

working.

> Keep area clean and free of paint or solvent

> Follow the material and solvent manufacturer’s

safety precautions and warnings.

> Do not spray ammable or combustible materials

near an open ame or sources of ignition such as lit

tobacco products, motors, and electrical equipment.

ENGLISH

> Know the contents of the spray materials and

their cleaning solvents. Read all Material Safety
Data Sheets (MSDS) and container labels

provided with the spray materials and solvents.

> Follow the spray material and solvent

manufacturer’s safety instructions. than 60ºC
(140ºF). Flashpoint is the temperature (see

coating supplies).

WARNING! EXPLOSION HAZARD

DUE TO INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS. Severe
injury or property damage can occur. To avoid
these risks, take the following preventions:

> Do not use bleach.

> Do not use halogenated hydrocarbon solvents

such as methylene chloride and 1,1,1 ­trichloroethane. They are not compatible with
aluminum and may cause an explosion. If you

are unsure of a material’s compatibility with

aluminum, contact your coating supplier.

WARNING! HAZARDOUS VAPORS.

Spray materials, solvents, and other materials can
be harmful if inhaled or come in contact with the
body. Vapors can cause severe nausea, fainting,
or poisoning. To avoid these risks, take the
following preventions:

> Use a respirator or mask if vapors can be inhaled.

Read all instructions supplied with the mask to be
sure it will provide the necessary protection.

> Wear protective eyewear.

> Wear protective clothing as required by coating

manufacturer.

WARNING! ELECTRIC SHOCK

HAZARD. MAY CAUSE SEVERE INJURY.
To avoid these risks, take the following
preventions:

> Keep electrical cord plug and sprayer trigger free

from spray material and other liquids. Never hold
cord at plug connections to support cord. Failure
to observe may result in an electrical shock.

> Never immerse electrical parts in water or any

other liquid. Wipe the exterior of the sprayer with
a damp cloth for cleaning. Always make sure the
sprayer is unplugged before taking it apart for
cleaning.

> Do not expose unit to rain or wet conditions.

> Do not abuse the cord. Never use the cord to

carry the unit or pull the plug from an outlet. Keep
cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving
parts. Replace damaged cords immediately.

GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS

WARNING! GENERAL. To Reduce

the risk of severe injury or property damage. To
avoid these risks, take the following preventions:

> Do not aim the gun at, or spray any person,

including self, or animal.

> Do not spray outdoors on windy days.

> Wear protective clothing to keep spray material

off skin and hair.

>

Hose may become hot and cause skin burn.

> Follow all appropriate local, state, and national

operation.

> Always use appropriate gloves, eye protection

and a respirator or mask when spraying, thinning,
mixing, pouring, or cleaning.

> Do not operate or spray near children. Keep

children away from equipment at all times. Keep
sprayer out of the reach of children.

> Do not overreach or stand on an unstable support.

Keep effective footing and balance at all times.

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> Stay alert and watch what you are doing.

> Do not operate the unit when fatigued or under

the inuence of drugs or alcohol.

> Read all instructions and safety precautions for

equipmen t and spray material before operating
any equipment.

>

Hearing protection is recommended for extended
use.

This tool is double insulated; therefore no
earth wire is required. Always check that the power
supply corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate.

> If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced

by the manufacturer or an authorised Service

Centre in order to avoid a hazard.

> When using the tool outdoors, only use extension

cables intended for outdoor use. A suitable rated
extension cable of up to 30 meters can be used
without loss of power.

> Electric safety can be further improved by using a

high sensitivity.

Use only a 3-blade grounding plug and a 3-slot
receptacle that will accept the plug on the product.

Make sure your extension cord is in good condition.

When using an extension cord, be sure to use one
heavy enough to carry the current your product will

draw. An undersized cord will cause a drop in line

voltage resulting in loss of power and overheating.
If an extension cord is to be used after the cord type
designation. For example, a designation of SJTW-A
would indicate that the cord would be appropriate

for outdoor use. For proper size cords see chart.

GUIDE FOR EXTENSION CORD USAGE:

Type of cable Up to 5 metres

From
5 to metres
10 metres

Parallel 2x 1.0mm

2

2x 1.5mm

2

WARNING! Some spray materials contain

chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or
other reproductive harm. To reduce your exposure
wear appropriate safety equipment such as face
masks, gloves, and other appropriate protective
equipment. Please review and follow the safety
precautions on the paint container.

FEATURES (FIG. A, FIG. A1, FIG. A2)

1. Spray gun unit

2. Power unit

3. Tip collar

4. Air cap

5. Nozzle (Φ1.5mm/Φ3.5mm)

6. Y-type seal ring

7. Spray width lever

8. Spray tip

9. Spray unit housing

10. Trigger

11. Flow control knob

12. Quick rell lid

13. Sealing liner

14. O-ring

15. Pickup tube

16. Check valve assembly

16.1 Check valve sleeve 1

16.2 Check valve

16.3 Spring

16.4 Check valve sleeve 2

16.5 Valve extension

17. Canister

18. Quick release lock

19. Switch trigger lever

20. Hanging hook

21. Filter

22. Filter cover

23. Viscosity cup

24. Cleaning needle

25. Cleaning brush

26. Spray tip key

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

EXTENSION CORD

ENGLISH

WARNING! Be sure to use appropriate
protective gear and unplug unit.

WARNING! Make sure area is well ventilated.

Aligning the pickup tube (FIG. B) The pickup tube
(#15) needs to be aligned in the direction toward
the front of the canister ( FIG. B). This will ensure

you spray as much material as Make sure the

pickup tube is assembled tight in place.

Attaching spray unit to spray gun handle (FIG. C)

Align the marking line on the spray unit with the
icon of unlock, then rotate the spray gun handle
clockwise until stop. Rotate the quick release
lock (#18) and snap onto the hook on the edge of
canister lid.

Liquid material preparation (FIG. D AND D1) Tip:

Make sure the type of material you use can be

cleaned with either mineral spirits or paint thinner
(for oil-based paints) or a warm water and soap
solution (for water soluble paints like latex).

Use drop cloths during pouring, mixing, and
viscosity testing of materials to be sprayed to

protect your oors and anything else in the

spraying area that you wish to remain untouched.

The liquid being sprayed may need to be
thinned (diluted) before starting. When
thinning, use the proper liquid thinner
recommended on the container by the
material manufacturer.

WARNING!: Do not use materials with a

ashpoint higher than 60ºC (140ºF).

A viscosity test cup is provided to determine
the“runout time” of the material being used.

> Before measuring for the proper viscosity, stir the

material thoroughly.

> Dip the viscosity cup into the material being.

> With the cup held over the material container,

measure the amount of time it takes for the being
a constant stream out of the bottom of the cup (70
seconds or less) (FIG. D). This is the “runout time”.
Refer to the thinning table for information on the
thinning required for different materials.

> If material needs thinning, add the appropriate

liquid, thinning material recommended by the
manufacturer (FIG. D1).

> It is possible to spray latex paint with this unit,

however, the required thinning may exceed

material manufacturer’s recommendation. Thin

latex paint so that it runs through viscosity cup
within 70 seconds. The operator should consider

the type of application and nal location of the

project when spraying a material that requires
more than 70 seconds to run through the

viscosity cup. Unscrew the quick rell lid (#12)

SET / UP

ENGLISH

OPERATION

THINNING TABLE

SPRAY MATERIAL RUNOUT TIME

Clear and semi- transparent
stains and sealers
Oil based primers, varnishes
and polyurethane.

No thinning required (Less
than 70 seconds runout)

Solid color water based stains
Water based or latex paints.

May require thinning (More

than 70 seconds runout)

Note: Not recommended for textured paint.

PREPARATION TIPS

> Always stir and strain the material thoroughly

before use.

> With any spraying job you should always ensure

that you have properly prepared the are free from
dust, dirt, rust and grease. Lightly pressure wash
decks or exterior surfaces and ensure that they
are dry before spraying.

> Even though HVLP sprayers have very little

overspray, it is recommended that you mask all
edges and other areas and use drop cloths to

protect your oors and anything else in the spraying

area that you wish to remain untouched.

> Skin that forms on the top of paint can clog the

sprayer. Remove skin before mixing. Strain with
to remove any impurities that could clog system.

> Before starting have gloves, paper towels, rags

etc. available for unexpected spills.

FILLING THE CANISTER (FIG. E)

> Check to make sure that the canister is

completely screwed onto the sprayer.

> Unscrew the quick rell lid (#12)

> Stand the sprayer rmly on an smooth and

horizontal surface.

> Pour the properly thinned and strained material to

be sprayed into the canister (FIG. E).

> Clean any residual liquid from the threads or

sides of the canister and sprayer.

> Starting the threads evenly, screw the lid

completely onto the top ll canister. Check the

lid to make sure it is threaded on squarely and
completely before picking up the sprayer.

ON / OFF SWITCH (FIG. F),

Squeeze to press the trigger (#10), trigger will
actuate the switch inside the tool by the switch
trigger lever (#19) to turn on the tool. Release the
trigger to turn off the tool.

NOZZLE SELECTION (FIG. G)

There are three spray patterns to choose from:

- Vertical Flat Jet

- Horizontal Flat Jet

- Circular Jet

To select Vertical Flat Jet,
turn the air cap (#4) to

horizontal direction by turning

tip collar (#3) clockwise until
stop.

To select Horizontal Flat Jet,
turn the air cap (#4) to vertical
direction by turning tip collar
(#3) anti- clockwise until stop.

To select Circular Jet, turn he
Width Lever (#7) to the icon of

Minimum.

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Vertical narrow jet for
horizontal coating
direction

Horizontal narrow jet
for vertical coatiang
direction

Vertical wide jet for
horizontal coating
direction

Horizontal wide jet
for vertical coating
direction

Small-medium
size surface

Large size
surface top
coating

Initial coatings,
corners, edges,
and hard to reach
locations

Small circular jet

Application Spray Width Lever #8 Air Cap #5 Spray Jet Pattern

There are three spray patterns to choose from:

- Vertical Flat Jet - Horizontal Flat Jet

- Circular Jet

Turning the smart

nozzle selector

(#3) clockwise
until stop.

Turning the smart

nozzle selector

(#3) clockwise
until stop.

Turn the Spray
Width Lever (#8)

Minimum.

to the icon of

Application

Air cap (#4) Spray Jet pattern

Spray with (#7) lever

Initial coatings,
corners, edges,
and hard to reach
locations

Small circular jet

Vertical narrow jet for
horizontal coating
direction

Vertical wide jet for
horizontal coating
direction

Horizontal narrow jet
for vertical coatiang
direction

Horizontal wide jet
for vertical coating
direction

Small-medium
size surface

Large size
surface top
coating

Note: Spray nozzle can only be assembled in one
direction that the notch of the nozzle (#5) must

align with the skirt on spray unit the housing (#9).

Refer to FIG. S1 for proper assembly.

WARNING! RISK OF INJURY. Never point

the Spray sprayer at any part of the body. Never pull
trigger while adjusting the spray setting.

ADJUSTING WIDTH OF SPRAY PATTERN

By turning the Spray Width Lever (#7) between

the Minimum marking and Maximum marking

the width of the spray patterns can be adjusted
accordingly.

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FLOW CONTROL KNOB (FIG. A1)

The ow control knob (#11) regulates the amount
of liquid that can be sprayed. Turning the ow knob
clockwise increases the ow of liquid. Turning the
knob counter anti-clockwise decreases the ow of

liquid.

Tip: Always test the spray pattern on scrap

cardboard or similar material rst. Begin with ow
control knob on the highest ow setting. If less ow is
desired, dial the ow control knob anti- clockwise to
decrease the ow of liquid. Heavier, thicker materials
should be sprayed with the ow control knob on high
ow setting. Thinner materials should be sprayed
with the ow control knob on low ow setting.

> Practice spraying on a piece of scrap material

such as cardboard to test your spray pattern and

become familiar with the ow control feature of the

sprayer.

> Ensure surface to be sprayed is free of dust, dirt,

and grease.

> Ensure spray area is clean and free of dust that

could be blown onto newly sprayed surfaces.

> Cover any areas not intended to be sprayed.

>

Always spray from a minimum of 2 in to a maximum
of 12 in (FIG. H).

> A commonly used method for spraying a large

surface is the “crisscross” pattern. This is done by

spraying in horizontal strips and then crossing over

these strips with vertical strips (FIG. J).

> To get an even spray distribution, always keep your

arm at the same distance (FIG. H) from the surface
you are spraying and avoid moving your wrist

(FIG. I).

> Maintain smooth and consistent speed which will

help avoid inconsistencies. Begin spraying after
the pass has begun and release trigger before
stopping the pass.

> Avoid spraying too heavily in any one area. Several

lighter coats are better than one heavy coat which
can lead to running and dripping. Remember that

the ow control knob regulates the amount of
liquid that can be sprayed. Turning the ow knob
clockwise increases the ow of liquid. Turning the
knob counterclockwise decreases the ow of liquid.

If runs or drips do occur, have a dry paint brush on
hand to smooth them out.

> Turn the power unit off and unlpug the cord when

not spraying for any length of time.

WARNING! Be sure to use appropriate

protective gear.

> Do not use materials with a ashpoint higher than

60°C (140°F) . Flashpoint is the temperature that

a uid can produce enough vapors to ignite (see

coating supplier).

> Make sure clean up area is well ventilated and free

of ammable vapors.

> Always spray outdoors when spraying cleaning

solution through sprayer.

> Do not submerse power unit.

> Use drop cloths during pouring, mixing, and

viscosity testing of materials to be sprayed to

protect your oors and anything else in the

spraying area that you wish to remain untouched.

TO BEGIN CLEANING:

> Turn the power unit off, unplug the cord and

disconnect air hose from sprayer.

> Unscrew the canister from the sprayer and

pour any remaining liquid back into the original
container (FIG. K).

> Pour a small amount of the appropriate cleaning

solution into the canister (FIG. M). - Warm soapy

water for water based materials - Manufacturers

recommended cleaning solution for oil based
materials.

> Screw on the canister back to the sprayer securely

and vigorously shake the sprayer.

> Unscrew the canister and properly dispose of

cleaning solution.

> Rell the canister with a small amount of new

cleaning solution. Screw on the canister back the
sprayer. Reattach the spray gun unit to the power
unit, plug in the cord and turn on the power unit.

> Spray the cleaning solution through the sprayer

onto scrap material for 2 to 3 seconds (FIG. N).

> Turn the power unit off, and unplug the cord.

> Unscrew the canister from the sprayer.

DEVELOPING THE PROPER

SPRAYING TECHNIQUE

CLEANING

ENGLISH

> Remove the o-ring (#14), pickup tube (#15), check

valve (#16), and quick rell lid (#12) from the
sprayer. Clean the parts with the cleaning brush in
the appropriate cleaning solution (FIG. O). Note:
When removing the check valve, twist the check
valve clockwise and then pull it out. (FIG O1).

> Unscrew the tip collar (#3) and remove all the

parts of the spray nozzle (#3,#4,#5,#6,#7.#8) from
the sprayer. Remove the spray tip (#8) from the
sprayer (FIG. P1). Clean all parts with the cleaning
brush in the appropriate cleaning solution (FIG. P,
FIG.P1). Be sure to clean around check valve with
brush (FIG. P INSERT).

> If using water based material, clean the sprayer by

running water through pickup tube inlet as shown
in FIG. Q. If using oil based materials, clean pickup
tube inlet with the appropriate cleaning solution.
Repeat until sprayer is completely clean.

> Dry all parts thoroughly.

> Place a drop of household oil into the inside of the

sprayer from the hole for assembling the spray tip
(FIG. R).

> Reassemble sprayer (FIG. S).

Note: Spray nozzle can only be assembled in one
direction that the notch of the nozzle (#5) must align

with the skirt on spray unit housing (#9). Refer to
FIG. S for proper assembly.

Note: The spray tip must be assembled in the
sprayer with the bumps on the spray tip in vertical
direction Note: Assemble the pickup tube (#15) and
check valve (#16) by rmly pushing them onto the
inlet on the sprayer.

> Put all the accessories back into space.

Use only mild soap and damp cloth to clean the
power unit. Never let any liquid get inside the power
unit; never immerse any part of the power unit into
a liquid.

IMPORTANT! To assure product SAFETY
and RELIABILITY, repairs, maintenance and
adjustment (other than those listed in this manual)

should be performed by authorized service centers
or other qualied service personnel, always using

identical replacement parts. The power unit contains

A washable / reusable ter (#21). Check the ter

before and after each use. If dirty, wash with warm
water and allow to air dry before re-installing or
replace if necessary (FIG. T).

> To check the lter, Unscrew the screws on back

of the lter cover (#22) and remove the lter

cover (#22).

Remove the lter as shown in FIG. T and inspect.
Reassemble the ter and ter cover.

IMPORTANT ! Never operate the power unit

without the lter in place. Debris could be sucked in

and interfere with the function of the power unit.être

MAINTENANCE

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Make sure unit is clean and dry before storing. Store

unit indoors in a dry location. To prevent damage,
wrap the electrical cord so that it is not crimped during
storage.

Recommended accessories for use with your product

are available from your local dealer or authorized

service center.

WARNING! The use of any accessory not
recommended for use with this product could be

hazardous.

Separate collection. This product must not
be disposed of with normal day that your
product needs replacement, or if it is of no
further use to you, do not dispose of it with

household waste. Make this product

available for separate collection.

Separate collection of used products
and packaging allows materials to be
recycled and used again. Re-use of
recycled materials helps prevent
environmental pollution and reduces

the demand for raw materials. Local
regulations may provide for separate collection of
electrical products from the household, at
municipal waste sites or by the retailer when you
purchase a new product.

STORAGE

ACCESSORIES

PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

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TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLE ! MATERIAL RUNS OR DRIPS.

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Spraying too much material. Reduce paint ow by turning material adjustment knob.

Spraying too slowly. Increase speed of application.

Spraying too close. Increase distance from surface.

Viscosity too thin. Check dilution recommendation.

TROUBLE! MATERIAL DRIPS FROM NOZZLE

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Nozzle loose. Screw nozzle tight.

Nozzle breaks. Change

Y-type seal ring of nozzle breaks. Change

Material accumulated /clog inside nozzle. Clean

TROUBLE! TOO MUCH OVER SPRAY.

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Sprayer too far from surface. Reduce distance to surface.

Too much material being sprayed. Reduce paint ow by turning ow control knob.

TROUBLE! LITTLE OR NO MATERIAL BEING RELEASED.

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Spray nozzle/tip clogged. Clean nozzles.

Y-type seal ring of nozzle missing. Add seal ring to nozzle and assemble in place.

Pickup tube loose or clogged. Check tube.

Canister loose. Screw canister tightly in place.

Quick rell lid loose. Screw quick rell lid tight in place.

Spray gun unit not fully attached to the power unit. Check attachment of spray gun unit.

Flow control knob setting too low. Increase ow control setting.

Air inlet blocked. Clean or change air lter.

Material too thick. Thin material per manufacturer recommendation.

TROUBLE! MATERIAL BEING SPRAYED IS SPLATTERING

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Viscosity of material is too high. Thin material per manufacturer recommendation.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLE! ATOMIZATION IS TOO COARSE

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Viscosity of material too high. Thin material per manufacturer recommendation.

Flow control knob setting too high. Decrease ow control setting.

Material accumulated /clog inside nozzle. Clean

Air inlet blocked. Clean or change air lter.

Canister loose Screw canister tightly in place.

Quick rell lid loose Screw quick rell lid tight in place.

TROUBLE! SPRAYER PULSATES.

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Air lter clogged. Clean or change air lter.

Material in canister almost empty.. Rell canister.

Canister loose. Screw canister tightly in place.

Quick rell lid loose. Screw quick rell lid tight in place.

TROUBLE! SPRAY MATERIAL DOES NOT COVER PROPERLY

WHAT’S WRONG? WHAT TO DO…

Flow control knob setting too low. Increase ow control setting.

Clearance to target area too large. Reduce spray distance.

Too few spray paths sprayed over target area. Apply more spray paths sprayed over target area.

Viscosity of material too high. Thin material per manufacturer recommendation.