Seiwa S 60E, K 101G, S 101E Instruction Manual

ABN 84 300 102 464

AIR COMPRESSOR HIRE

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Instruction Manual

Please read this manual carefully before using the equipment. Incorrect use
may lead to mechanical breakdown accident or injury. Keep this manual

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing our Supaspray Airless spray unit Series 60E.
When using this equipment we trust that you will read this Instruction
Manual and gain many years of use. Please note however that for reasons of
quality, performance and other circumstances there may be variations in
component parts which will be reflected in the content of this Manual.
Should any section be unclear or if you have any requests, do not hesitate to

contact the nearest sales office of this company.

Table of contents Page

1. Warnings for safe usage .................................. 1

3. Part names, functions and basic operation ................ 3

4. Operational procedures ................................... 4

4.1 Preparation ........................... q

4.2 Confirming operation .................. 5

4.3 Commencing operation ................. 6

4.4 Interrupting work, stopping work ...... 7

4.5 Shutdown and maintenance procedures .. 8

4.6 Airless gun operation ................. 10

4.7 Clamp knob usage ...................... 10

4.8 Nozzle tip diameter and gun filter...... II

5. Maintenance and inspection ............................... 12

5.1 Changing oil .......................... 12

5.2 Changing diaphragm ................... 12

5.3 Changing outlet valve ................. 13

5.4 Changing suction valve ................ 13

6. Trouble-shooting ............................................... 14

7. Parts list ...................................................... : 15

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1. Warnings for safe usage :

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Before using the equipment please make sure that you have read and understood the
Instruction Manual and observe all warnings when operating.

High presssure caution!

Airless painting equipment generates extremely high pressure. Paint sprayed under
high pressure can cause personal injury so please observe the following precautions.

• Never pull trigger on airless gun when aimed " Do not use equipment if safety lock will not
at a person. For safety, when not in use or engage, or if trigger will not return or if
whenremoving nozzle tip, always engage there is a leak front any connectors. Do not
safetylock. ' modifyairlessgunorremovesaI)ty

mechanisms (safety lock, safety card).

Neverplacefingersorhandsonsprayoutlet

or hring face close to it. Such actions are.
very dangerous and could lead to it\iury.

... " Do not pull or twist paint hose excessively. ° Ensure connectors are tightenened firmly to

Externally cracked, twisted or flattened paint avoid leaking. Should leaking occur, stop
hoses are more likely to break and spray the equipment immediately purge air lines
out paint. Do not.use in such condition, and lower paint pressure.

Ensure safe

..r-.)O. _ joint attachment

Alv,,ays lock when you stop work

Never increase paint pressure beyond what is required

Medical Treatment

•--Regardless-of-the-(tiquid)-paint-type,shou d yot -sustain-any sk ndamage do-not--

treat it as a minor i:njtiry but seek immediate, appropriate treatment from a medical
practitioner. Also, inform the doctor of the nature of the liquid.

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1. Warnings for safe usage

Static electricity caution!

• Paint atomized at high pressure can generate • Static electricity can also build up in the
static electricity. To prevent discharge of item being painted. Make sure tb.is is also

sparks, or accidents involving electric shocks earthed.

make sure maii_,unit and airless gun are
earthed. The airless gun is earthed via paint
hose (which can conduct electricity)

screw

washers_ _)

_" e_nhwire

earth cli

earth i em [ "1_. l)ahlted

earth

Do not connect the earth wire to a gas pil_

as it can lead to fire or explosion.

! • Avoid spraying solvent oil its o\vn any

more than required. Solvent can ignite.

Only spray _ 7_/_

required amount

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The paint hose is specifically for that purpose. Do not use it for any other purpose as
this can lead to connection failure, leaking and cracking due to inadequate pressure
resistance or failure to earth due to poor conductivity.

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3. Part names, functions & basic operation
(continued)

Warning!

The airless gun sprays at extremely high pressure and is dangerous. Never touch tip
of gun (spray oritice) or place it near the face.

Very high pressure is applied to paint hose. Do not twist, bend, flatten or cut with
any sharp object. This could lead to cracking and spray leakage.

When using this equipment ahvays earth it.

Failure to do so can lead to fire, explosion or electric shock.

Do not operate with the belt cover removed and do not poke sticks into the moving

parts. Clothing or bands may be dragged in.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE WARNINGS CAN RESULT IN

SERIOUS INJURY

Caution!

Do not jolt or drop pressure gauge. The indicator may malfunction and cause a
breakdown.

Do not use relief valve to regulate pressure. This will shorten life of relief valve.

Do no over-rotate pressure control valve beyond its maximum. This can lead.,to

breakdowndueto excessivelyhighpressure.

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4. Operational procedures

4.1 Preparation

I. Make sure that paint hose, return hose,

airless gun and nozzle tip are all

properly connected. Do not connect Oil gauge
suction hose yet. _ /"-_-'N, oil gauge

any oil,

_ _fnormal oil levek

4. If V-belt is slack, adjust to an (_ _,_

appropriate tension.

(Oil the Super KI01G) place your

lingeronthemiddleofthebelt

andpressfirnfly.Adjustuntilslackis _ o _ 6 lira

about 5-6ram. However,

ne_er do this while in operation.

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4. Operational procedures

4.2 Confirming operation

1. Turn the relief valve right around to
"open"

2. Turnto"low"thepressure control valve around __

3. Check that suction filter is not blocked. [_ ,____ _ ) . StlCtlotllf]lter.

4. After engine starts (see Engine Start

Up) turn file pressure control valve

slowly to "high"

5. Place the pahn of your haml against air
intakeand checktbrsnclion, m _ Checking suction

If there is no suction'? _/

Prime by flushing solvent "71 ]c

through suction valve.
Ifsuctionvalveis seized
press suction valve rod Suct'-'_Orl

and release.

If there is still no sound indicating

operation? --_ _ _ :

Occasionallyanair-lockoccursinthe _/
hydraulicsystem. Ifthis happens,turn _ I

pressure control valve back to "low"
and after OlX_ratingfor 1-2 minutes, /

Whenyoudothisthesolvent

used as a primer can spurt out.
Cover opening with a cloth to

protect face and clothing.

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4. Operational procedures

4.3 Commencing operation

operating, return t pressure control valve to
"low" and connect suction hose. Suction hose

andreturnhoseare insertedintothe paint that ....

has been prepared in advance.

Caution. _ slowlv turn to "low"
Donotusepaintssuchas lysineetc _ -"

that contain aggregate.
Take note of the allowable operating
time for two-part paints. Make sure
you stop within recommended time an
clean up thoroughly.
When stirring paint take care not to

aerate it. Aeration can cause suction

failure.

2. Check that relief valve is set at "open". Slowly

turn pressure c°ntr°l valve t° "high" and l?aint _ fill)

will start to come out of return hose. "

3. Remm pressure control valve a half-revolution

4. Turn relief valve to "close".

5. Slowly turn pressure control valve to "high"
while pulling the trigger of the airless gun and "'-"""
paint will come out of the nozzle. Then release

gun trigger and re-set pump to desired spraying I_ {_

6. Adjust pressure control valve to pressure that is _-'- '"
appropriate for the paint then start work. _ D_: _,';/J _, low I'agh

/"-0_ relief xalvc

• v _Q.-'_"j

Caution.

._ Turn to Half-turn to

When ilot working or when changing ,,b,,_wJ "close.... low"¢

nozzle always activate safety lock 011 _ #
airless gun to prevent mishap.

Ensureadequate ventilation while ti}
working and work in a location where _ f'"_---"'_

there is good air movement. Wearing a
face mask against dust is recommended

Do not forcefully turn pressure control

valve beyond maximfim setting.

Overloading, can cause breakdown.

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4. Operational procedures

4.4 Interrupting work, stopping work

1. Turnpressurecontrolvalveto"low"

2, Turnreliefvalveknobto"open"

3. Run tbr 1-2 minutes with throttle lever in the t'_c-M,,,_ ' °Pen close pressure

"low speed" positioi_. _.mlicf" valve '

5. Close fuel cock. _,/"_"_'_--..__ _""_-ff /_

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4. Operational procedures

4.5 Shut-down and maintenance procedures

l. Check that pressure is at zero then activate

safety lock on airless gun and remove nozzle
tip.

OSafety lock _,,-_._

2. Check that tel ef valve s open and press _re
control valve is at "low" then remove suction ..,,,_@ _{._('_\
hose from paint and start engine.

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3" Sl°wlyturn pressurec°ntr°lvalvet°"high" .___\

and once a certaiii amount of paint has i_lnout
ofreturnhoseplacesuctionhoseintocIeaning ,,

._? ' It: .:, _

# Cleai:ing fluid is defined as a solvent, water e_c r-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,A_DY-:x_:,, ,_ ]" _, _ (28:x

that is appropriate to the paint, g_ .,._.: _" q _ _
OiI-baset.I paint- solvent _ _' ../__._:, I_ Zg"-..

Water-based paint - water _ _ paint I cleaning',l i

"_ fluid Z'.J

Caution!

° Do " I _

not increase presst re to such an

extent that paint or cleaning fluid spray

out,

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4. Operational procedures

4.5 Shut-down and maintenance procedures (continued)

4. Once cleaning fluid has run out of return hose,

turn relief valve to clo.e , disengage safety

lock oi1airless gun, pull trigger and purge paint __._..__

outofhose. _

recycle fluid in that state for a short time in (_
order to clean out the l)aint system. _ " -- . "'

6. Remove suction hose from cleaning fluid'and

purge cleaning lluid in paint hose from airless

_tl[1,

va]vo tO "opell", [)Ul'ge c]eafling e/_:, e

7.

"I'Ll r ]l

relief

fl ( lrettrnh)suandfinishbyturnin,.z, .@ .!, ;q;I _t

Ca :=a ,

pressure control valve to "low". _ ] • .- _l J

8. Ren'_ove suctiort filter, _un filter and nozzleand_ _ ._fl":'J"-/'_' ../"=....'_"_

clear away any build-up of matter or paint, cleamng ,] j i._.._,_p

fluid ._,l.,..J cleaning l I

"v tTuid

Caution! @

When not in LlSe for an extended perio __---"L,_ _"_

totally purge cleaning fluid ai]d fill _ _. li_!--! !1_ l_._ L_.__.]

suction valve with rust -proofing oil to open close lowhigh
prevent seizing, reliefvalvc pressure

Never discharge paint waste or waste _ _ "
cleaning fluid into natural water
systems, sewers etc. Request removal
by an industrial waste collector.

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4. Operational procedures

4.6 Airless gun operation

1. 2.

use accessory tool ,,,_

__ _.___@ .... @4. or with

manua,ly ac es o,:e ool

Remove nozzle _ip or gun filter as illustrated. If nozzle tip is
blocked, remove tip and clear blockage by b[o',ving in air flora

opposite direction. When attaching, check that gasket is in place

and tighten firmly.

ailn gl.nlat surface tbr paintiiag Caution !

and move horizontally keeping a
steady speed and maintaining an " Under no circuinstai_ces change the nozzle tip or

intep,'al ofapproximately 30crn. remove the filter when tile pressure is oi1. Paint

spraying out is dangerous.

4.7 Clamp knob usage

Spray lock Safety lock

(continuous spray) Caution!

• For safety reasons,

Clampknob Clampknob when not paillting or

_ removed,always

---- engagesafetylock.

• Paint build-up c)n
cause a breakdown.

trigger trigger Make sure cleaning

and lubrication is

Pull trigger back, then release Without pulling trigger carried out.
it while turning knob so that turn knob so that it faces
arrow on knob points to gun side of handle.

tip. If you pull it again it will

automaticaiIy disengage.

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4. Operational procedures

4.8 Nozzle tip diameter

_/_rlLshes Lioht Body 100-150 .009..011

Laceuer Finishe,_JClear) - - .009, ,0! 1

__a_ndingSealers - - .009,.011

ShellacIClear) - - .009,,013
TransparentStain - .011.013

WaterSealers(Clear) - - .011.013

SolidStains Medium Body 60-100 .013 .015
ExteriorHousePaints - .013.015

InteriorWallPaints - .015.017
Interior & Exterior Primers - .017 .019

Commercial Grade Architectural Heavy Body 30-60
Coatinqs- - -
InteriorWallPaints - .017.010
InteriorWallPrimers - .017.019
DryFail(QuickDry] - .019.023
One Coat, Primers-Finish Paints - - .019 .023
Elastomerics ExtraHeavy - .021 .031
P_LgmentedWaterproofers - - .021 .027

Block Filler - .025 .031

The on'rice size recommended on this chart are based on fan widths between 8 and 12 inches.

Caution!

After using, always wash in readiness for the next usage. Remove gtln filtei inside
handle and clean with a brush.

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5. Maintenance and inspection

5.1 Changing oil

1. 2.

o o

_./_ appropriate

qJ.y

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Drain plug

CoMirm that drain plug is ill place then pour in approx. 900cc of

Remove oil cap and drain plug to oil and check using oil gauge. Overfilling will result in Ieaking

'0 drain oil. via reliefvalveduringoperation.

Caution!

Please take waste oil to your nearest petrol station. Never dispose of ill natural water
courses or sewers.

Please use "High Power Oil". Do not use any oiI other than our proprietary oil.
Abnormally high tetnperatures and loss of perforinance can lead to breakdowns and
shorten the life of the product.

5,2 Changing diaphragm

1. ,paintcover 2. _

holed painthousing_/ j

hex bolt

diaphragm set

Remove paint cover.
Remove the 6 holed hex bolts Change diaphragm for each set and assemble. When tightening

using the corresponding 8ram the 6 holed hex bolts, tighten uniformly in sequentially diagonal

hexkey. order.

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5. Maintenance and inspection

5.3 Changing outlet valve 5.4 Changing suction
valve

Should paint particles or aggregate enter As with the outlet valve
the vatve it willshow markedwear. certain paint will alsocause

marked wear. Please change
using the suction valve set.

l. 2. 1.

27mm hex

spanaer _.._d" key

Remove discharge Remove outlet valve holder Confirm that gasket is firmly
valve using using corresponding 12nml in place.
corresponding 27ram hex key.

spanner.

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6. Troubleshooting

6.2 Pump system

Problem Cause Action

air purging has not been • purge air

No suction strength carriedout

sticking of suction/ • carry out primingand

discharge valves clear any adhesion by

inserting a rod into the

suction valve
pressure control valve turi] pressure control
has loosened toward the valve slightly towards

"low"setting "high"

air build-up in hyraulics purge using instructions

on paget0

insufficient oil volume fill up to recommended

level

suction filter blocked clean or replace

Has suction but no uptake incorrect suction hose _• tighten firmly

attachment has drawn in

air

suction hose is not immerse in the paint

immersed in paint
paint viscosity too high reduce viscosity

Paint will not spray from !• suction filter or paint clean oi7replace

gun passage blocked clean or replace

paint blocking nozzle tip

Pressure low relief valve not tightened • tighten fui_her

properly

pressure controI valve turF_pressure control

adjustment incorrect valve to ':high"

Pressure variation failure of suction or replace

outlet valves

damaged diaphragm replace
worn piston, cylinder replace
contaminantsin replace

hydraulic systein disassemble and clean

suction hose failure replace
air enteringviasuction tighten ,

valve J

insufficient oil volume fill up to recoi-nmended

level

contaminants in paint remove contaminants

system

Oil on sprayed paint diaphragmcracked clean and replace

surface diaphragmandoil

Oil contaminated by pMnt

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OPERATING PROCEDURE FOR S60GE

PREPARATION

I. Connect paint hose, suction hose, return hose and airless gun

properly.

2. Check the oil levels.

3. Check that the unit is switched 'off' connect to 2LIOV power. Do not
exceed 15 metres if using extension cord.

WARNING: All power supplies and cords must be earthed.

START

1. Turn pressure regulating and relief v:,l',,'es al:ti-clockwise to their limit.

2. Insert suction and return hoses into material to be sprayed.

3. Switch on motor and turn pressure regulating knob slowly clockwise.

4. When material is being returned to the can via the return hose (when
bubbles stop appearin 9 in the can) the pump is primed.

5. Turn the relief valve clockwise slowly to it's limit. Wait for the hose to
_L fill with material and tile pressure gauge indicates approximately 3000

psi and adust pressure to suit material.

Youare now ready to spray,

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

HIGH PRESSURE

I. Never pull the triggerof the gun toward people. Unlock the trigger

ONLY when you spray tile paint or take off the nozzle tip.

2. Never use a damaged hose. Due to the high pressure even a small flaw
may cause an accident.

3. Pressure is very high and extremely dangerous. You must handle it
with meticulous care.

4. Do not raise the pressure unnecessarily.

5. Connect all the attachments properly and tightly so that no paint will
leak. If paint leaks while you are working, stop the pump immediately.
Le t--t he-a ir_goind_low e r--t-h e-pre s s u r e., --

6. Ensure you are using the correct hose. Contact Phillro Industries on
03 9369 4000 or freecall 1800 816 200 if in doubt.

Phillro Industries

ABN 17 529 873 703

28 Home Street

Hoppers Crossing 3029

Phillro

Werribee, Vic. 3030

Phone: [phone]

INDUSTRIES

TROUBLE SHOOTING

General Surfaces Tip Recommendations Chart

Fanwidth (In.)

Surfaces Materials Filter at 12In. Orifice

Mesh 6-8 8-10 10-12 12-14 Size(in.)

Wood Interior Stain, Sanding Sealer 100 • • .011

Cabinets, Paneling Lacquer, Varnish • • .013

Shellac

terior Walls or Ceilings Latex, Vinyl, Acrylic 60 • • • .015

Drywall, Plaster • • • .017

• • • ,019

Overhang Primers, Enamels 60 • • @ .015

• @ .017

• .019

Masonry Vinyl, Acrylic, Latex, 60 • • .017

Block, Stucco, Oil Base, Alkyds • .019
Concrete @ • .021

Wood Exterior Exterior Stains, Latex, 60 • .017

Shingle, Siding, Vinyl, Acrylic O .019
Shiplap • O .021

Open Joist and Ceiiing Mill White, Hi Builds 60 • ,019
Areas • .021

I • .023

i SPRAY WIDTH PATTERN

12in 11 in 9in S5in

(305ram) (280mm) (229mm) (140turn)

New worn to worn to worn to
15Tip 017 .019 021

FLOW RATE

/, gpm V_gpm 3/8gpm '12gpm

(.87 Ipm) (1.14 Ipm) (1.4 fpm) (1.74 Ipm)

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Gen alEquipment In ' ' ::

_ er s)ectlon ,,.

Symptom What to Check What to Do

Sprayer will not Air in paint pump Open prime valve to purge air

1. Filters (clean and proper sizing) prime/takes too from paint pump

• Inlet screen tongto prime. Inletstrainerclogged Cleanstrainer

• Gun filter Note:Causedby
insufficientcleaning Siphon/immersion tube loose Tighten fittings

2 Siphon and Immersion Feed and/ornotleavingpaint

• Loose hose connections thinnerin unlt

• Loose elbow fittings • Sprayer loses its Siphon/immersion tube loose Tighten fittings

• Hose kinks, cracks, holes and material build up pdme while

3 Paint Hoses spraying Worn suction valve or . Service/replacesuction valve

• Kinks in hose outlet Valvecomponents • Service/replaceoutlet valve

• Blisters in hose cover Sprayer doesn't Spraytip worn out Replacespray tip

• Abrasions, exterior damage to hose cover have enough Filters clogged Clean filters

4. Gun Tip pressure at the gun Filtration being used for Operate without filter

• Clean and working safely or pressure drops the wrong coatings (i.e. or change coating

• New tip off. blockfilters, elastomerics)

• Tip guard in place, good condition. Usingwrong sizefilter mesh Coarserfilter mesh: 30 is 60;

60 is 100

Hosetoo long and/or wrong Checksprayer manual
sizediameter for correctsizehose.

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PARTS LIST

Model: Seiwa 60E

Ref. no. Order code no. Part name Qty

I 466001 paint cover

2 466002 suction valve set
3 854205 nylon nut M5
4 409012 - b spring bearing
5 409012 - c compression coil spring (suction valve)
6 409012 - d valve guide

7 466007 suction unit I valve seat set

8 409012 - f valve cone
9 466009 gasket (suction valve)

12 466012 outlet valve plug I pin set
13 466013 gasket (outlet valve)
III 466014 outlet valve spring (23-767)

15 402008 ball seat (8-588)
16 402009 hardened ball 7116" (9-809)
17 466017 outlet valve seat
18 402011 outlet valve seat gasket

21 831080 hex bolt MIO x 80
22 865110 countersunk spring seat washer for MIO
23 466023 pump housing
24 466024 return joint
25 466025 plug
26 401283 brass gasket
27 466027 hose joint (114")
30 466830 relief valve set (N)
31 880012 O ring P-12
32 465833 relief unit/valve seat with gasket
33 466035 needle
34 888001 back up ring P6
35 880006 O ring P6
36 466836 relief shaft (N)
37 871015 C-shaped retaining ring for hole 15
38 466838 knob (N)
39 810512 holed hex nut M5-12
40 466040 relief indicator plate
43 466043 DP cushion/pin set
44 466044 diaphragm set
45 466045 diaphragm
46 466046 diaphragm support
47 466047 compression coil spring (diaphragm)
48 466048 diaphragm nut
55 466_104 cylinder block

56 880048 O ring P-48
57 880034 O ring P-34
58 466106 compression coil spring (piston)
59 466103 piston
60 466108 spring support

6T 870016 circlip
64 461812 pressure valve set (N)
65 883010 O ring S-I0
66 461814 pressure unit/valve seat set (N)
67 409104 - b hardened ball 5_32"
68 409104 - c valve guide
69 466116 compression coil spring (pressure valve)
70 880010 O ring P-10
71 466817 pressure set bolt
72 466818 compression coil spring (pressure knob)

73 466819 setcap I
74 466838 knob I

75 810512 hexnut I
76 402104 - f pressure indicator plate I

77 882010 O ring P-10A I
78 466126 oilreturnbush I

79 466127 rubbertubeCoilreturn) I
82 466130 oilreservoir I

83 880018 O ring P-18 I
84 466132 oilcap I

85 466133 oilreservoirlabel I

86 830830 hex bolt 4

87 865108 countersunkspringwasher forM8 4

90 880014 0 ring P-14 I
91 466139 drainplug 1
92 882010 O ring P-10A 1
93 402102 oil gaugeset 1
95 880006 Oring P-6 2

96 466144 oil filter 1
99 820616 hexnut 1
100 862006 washer 1
101 466149 flat plate 1

102 891001 bearing I

103 466151 eccentricbush 1

105 883140 O ring S-140 1
110 466301- m electric motor 1

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PARTS LIST

Accessories

Ref. no. Order code no. Part name Qty

1 466601 troiley assemb!y ]
2 830_114 bex bolt 2

3 853004 nylock nut 2
7 B77301 split pin 2
9 466609 pneumatic wheel (300X 4DMD PW V34) 2

14 809001 hex bolt I
15 860304 sprin9 washer 1

16 4G6616 ear'til lead "I
19 862010 spr'inc] washer 4

20 821020 hex boit _l

60 406501 suction hose complete 1
61 L109505 - b nut and tail l

62 8750R0 hosetail 2
63 466504 spring guard 1

64 466505 suction hose 1
65 466506 suction tuba 1
68 L!66509 suction filter complete 1
69 i_b6510 suction filter housing 1
70 466513 60 mesl] filter screen 1
71 L_,/)?.501- c retahqng (:lip 1

74 46(3518 return tlose complete 1
75 466520 nut and tail 1

76 875016 hoseclamp 1

77 z[66521 spring guard 1
78 466522 i'eturn tube 1

90 201702 pressure gauge and fitting '1

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