Cleaning The Device; Flushing The Spray Gun - Storch PowerCoat FF Mode D'emploi

1. Release the trigger lock; move the ventilation/pressu-
re relief valve down to the spraying position and con-
tinue spraying.
2. If the nozzle is still clogged, you may need to repeat
steps 1 to 5. Repeat step 1 for pressure relief and cle-
an the filter, or replace the nozzle holder with a larger
nozzle holder.
Note:
The nozzle holder has a left-handed thread: to install the
filter turn it anticlockwise. To remove it, turn it clockwise.
Note:
Make sure that the filter is fully screwed into the nozzle
holder to avoid damage to the filter. Do not use damaged
filters to avoid poor spray gun performance.
7. After removing the clogging, lock the trigger lock and
turn the nozzle back to spraying position.
Original instruction

Cleaning the device

Note:
If the spray gun is not properly cleaned after use, this can
lead to material hardening and damage to the spray gun;
this will void your warranty. Do not keep solvents in the
spray gun. Always flush with CoroCheck before storage.

Flushing the spray gun

Do not spray solvents through the spray nozzle. Clean the
nozzle in a bucket with a compatible solvent. The spra-
ying area must be well ventilated at all times. The spra-
ying area must be well aerated at all times.
Note:
The internal parts of the spray gun must be protected
against water. Never immerse the spray gun in clea-
ning liquid. Openings in the cover provide air cooling to
the mechanical and electronic parts on the inside of the
device. If water or cleaning liquid penetrates into the-
se openings, this can cause malfunctions or permanent
damage to the spray gun.
1. Lock the trigger lock and move the ventilation/pressure
relief valve to the up position to relieve the pressure.
2. Remove the material container and fill any excess
material back into the original material packaging. If
applicable, dispose of the material container insert
responsibly.
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