Cleaning & Maintenance - CHAMPBELL HAUSFELD Easy Spray Serie Instructions D'utilisation Et Manuel De Pièces

Operating Instructions & Parts Manual
Operation (Con't)
PAINTING WICKER
When painting
wicker you will
need to spray
both vertically
and horizontally
to cover the sur-
face. You may
need to turn
furniture upside
down and
repeat spraying
to cover com-
pletely.
Cleaning & Maintenance
CAUTION
!
ventilated when using solvents. Dispose
of all materials properly in accordance
with all local regulations.
1. Remove and set aside the material
control knob, spring and needle.
(Pull trigger and use wrench - refer
to #'s 2 & 3 in Needle/Nozzle
Replacement section - to help
remove the needle).
NOTICE
nozzle to prevent needle damage.
Troubleshooting Chart
Symptom Possible Cause(s)
No material 1.
flow 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Painting Wicker
Make sure work-
ing area is well
Remove needle
before removing
Clogged nozzle/air cap
Clogged cup pressure tube or fit-
tings
Clogged gun
Clogged material tube
Cup seal leaking
Material not properly mixed or im-
properly filtered
2. Unscrew and remove retaining ring,
air cap, nozzle and air flow ring. Use
supplied wrench to remove nozzle.
3. Place retaining ring,
air cap, nozzle, air
flow ring and the
paint cup in a buck-
et or other suitable
container. Soak in
an appropriate sol-
vent, or in soap and water if latex
was used .
4. To clean the gun, pour solvent
through material tube until the solu-
tion clears. Use brush to scrub mate-
rial tube.
WARNING
!
undiluted solvent through gun.
5. Use air from turbine hose to dry
components and passages.
NOTICE
needle to prevent needle damage.
6. To reassemble, follow steps shown in
Needle/Nozzle Replacement sec-
tion.
Corrective Action
1. Disassemble and clean
2. Disassemble and clean (a straight pin can be
used to clean fittings)
3. Disassemble and clean
4. Disassemble and clean gun and check valve
5. Inspect cup seal, cup cap and clean or
replace as necessary
6. Strain paint
8
Brush
Material Tube
Never spray
Replace nozzle
before replacing