Loss of function caused by clogged sieve
Dirt particles in the sucked in air and deposits settling during the spray-
ing process can clog the sieve.
→ Replace the sieve at regular intervals.
→ Clean dry jet gun from any soiling incurred during the spraying pro-
cess.
Damage from flying dust
Pointing the outgoing air towards the floor can cause dust to fly up. This
dust can lead to impurities on the sprayed surface.
→ Do not blow towards the floor.
Damage from inadequate clearance
Inadequate clearance between the dry jet gun and the sprayed surface
can displace the paint.
→ Heed the optimum alignment of the dry jet gun.
Notice!
Use compressed air connection with 1/4" male thread or suitable SATA
connection nipple.
Use clean compressed air, for example with SATA filter 484 (Art. No.
92320).
The dry jet gun can be operated by hand or on a stand. In both cases,
it is important to make sure that the dry jet gun is aligned correctly (see
chapter 9.1).
9.1. Alignment of the dry jet gun
Comply with the following points to obtain optimum results
■ Point the flat fan nozzle at the sprayed surface [3-1] / [3-6].
■ Point the dry jet gun at the sprayed surface (optimum clearance: 30
cm – 50 cm [3-3] / [3-4], angle: 20° - 40° [3-2] / [3-5]).
Attention!
Attention!
Attention!
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