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Turn the device on with the switch, point the gun at a safe place and press the trigger. Adjust the amount of spray material, if
necessary, according to the adjustment procedure.
The switching off is performed by not pressing the trigger.
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It is recommended that the fi rst attempts of spraying the coating material be carried out on the test surface. This will avoid damage
to the work area.
Make sure that all surfaces not to be covered are well covered. Make sure that the surface to be covered is clean, dry, degreased
and free from dust.
Keep the unit upright so that the nozzle outlet is approximately 20 cm from the surface to be sprayed.
Move the spray gun sideways or up and down so that it is always at a constant distance from the surface to be sprayed (VII). Start
moving the gun and only then pull the trigger. Release the pressure on the trigger before completing the movement of the gun
(VIII). Moving the spray gun with a steady motion, changing pace or stopping the spray gun during spraying will result in uneven
distribution of the coating material.
Avoid tilting the gun both horizontally and vertically (IX). This will result in an uneven distribution of the coating material.
Apply several thin layers of coating material instead of one thick layer. Before applying the next coat, leave the previous one to dry
slightly, follow the instructions supplied with the spray agent.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Warning! Do not use fl ammable materials for cleaning and maintenance.
Unscrew the container and clean the interior and exterior of the suction pipe using diluent designed for the coating material im-
mediately after fi nishing work. Then fi ll the tank with the diluent intended for the coating material and start spraying it onto the test
surface. Stop spraying when the clean diluent is coming out of the nozzle.
Stop spraying, unplug the battery from the tool socket, then remove the container, empty the rest of the diluent and dry it. Dis-
assemble the nozzle and drive and check the condition of the gaskets (X). They can be lubricated with a thin layer of silicone
grease or technical petroleum jelly. Unscrew the nozzle mounting nut and thoroughly clean all components (XI) with a soft cloth
and diluent suitable for the respective coating material. Remove the suction pipe and check for residual coating material and clean
it with a soft plastic bristle cleaner if necessary. Check the condition of the container gasket and the air membrane. Remove the
membrane (XII) and clean it with a cloth soaked in the diluent intended for the coating material. Do not immerse the membrane
in diluent as it may be damaged.
Unscrew the rear panel mounting screw and remove it and the sponge fi lter underneath (XIII). Clean the fi lter with a jet of com-
pressed air of not more than 0.3 MPa. If the fi lter is still dirty after cleaning, replace it. After cleaning the fi lter, mount the fi lter and
the rear part of the housing in place. Do not use the spray gun without the fi lter installed, as this may damage the spray gun.
Leaving the spray gun dirty will cause drying out the coating material inside the product. This can lead to irreversible damage to
the gun.
Clean the outer parts of the product with a soft, damp cloth and then wipe dry.
Caution! It is forbidden to clean the spray gun by directing a jet at it or immersing it in water, diluent or other liquid. It is forbidden
to use sharp objects and/or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the guns.
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