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• Pay close attention to any hazards caused by
the sprayed product. Observe the markings
on the container or the manufacturers' infor-
mation on the sprayed product, including the
instruction to use personal protective equip-
ment. The manufacturers' instructions must be
followed in order to reduce the risk of fire, as well
as injuries caused by toxins, carcinogens, etc.
• Never spray without fitting the spray nozzle.
The use of a special nozzle insert and the match-
ing nozzle head reduces the likelihood of a high-
pressure jet penetrating the skin and injecting tox-
ins into the body.
• Use only spray inserts approved by the manu-
facturer. The use of an approved nozzle insert
reduces the likelihood of a high-pressure jet pen-
etrating the skin and toxins being injected into the
body.
• Caution when cleaning and changing nozzle
inserts. If the nozzle insert becomes blocked
during the spraying operation, follow the man-
ufacturers' instructions for switching off and
relieving the pressure before removing the
nozzle for cleaning. Liquids under high-pres-
sure can penetrate the skin, inject toxins into the
body and hence cause serious injury.
• Keep the mains cable plug and the spray gun
trigger switch free of paint and other liquids.
Never hold the cable to support the plug con-
nections. Failure to comply can result in electric
shock.
• Spray work around water or on adjoining
areas in the immediate vicinity is not permit-
ted. Make sure when buying paints, lacquers and
spraying agents that they are environmentally-
friendly.
• Make sure, when diluting, that the spray mate-
rial and thinner are compatible. Using an
incorrect thinner can cause lumps that will clog
the spray gun.
• Make sure there is adequate lighting when work-
ing with the product.
• Make sure you are standing firmly and that you
have a natural posture when working.
• The On-Off switch must be released when the
power supply is interrupted in order to prevent
abrupt restart when the power supply is restored.
• Never insert tips and/or metallic objects into the
product.
• Remember that moving parts may also be located
behind ventilation and venting slots.
• Symbols appearing on your product must not be
removed or covered. Signs on the product that
are no longer legible must be replaced immedi-
ately.
Read and observe the instructions for use
before using the product for the first time.
Wear hearing protection.
Wear protective goggles.
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Wear a filtered respirator.
Keep away from ignition sources.
Your product at a glance
Note: The actual appearance of your prod-
uct may differ from the illustrations.
Spray gun
► P. 3, fig. 1
1. Nozzle head
2. Cap nut
3. Unlocking button for spray gun
4. Blower
5. Trigger
6. Controller for paint quantity
7. Handle
8. Suction cup
Scope of supply
• Instructions for use
• Spray gun
• Suction cup
• Viscosity measuring cup
Preparatory work
NOTICE! Risk of environmental damage!
Spray work around water or on adjoining
areas in the immediate vicinity is not permit-
ted.
Preparing spray surfaces
Note: Thoroughly cover the area surround-
ing the spray surface.
The spray surface must be clean, dry and
grease-free.
– Roughen smooth surfaces and then remove the
abrasive dust.
Diluting the paint
NOTICE! Risk of product damage! Make
sure, when diluting, that the spray material
and thinner are compatible.
Note: To achieve good results, check the
used paint for its viscosity and dilute as
required.
Checking the paint's viscosity
► P. 3, fig. 2
– Fill the viscosity measuring cup (9) with paint and
allow paint to flow back into the paint container;
measure the outflow time.
– Compare the measured outflow time with the data
in the table below. If the outflow time differs, the
used paint must be diluted accordingly.
Overview of outflow time
Colour
Solvent-based primers
Solvent-based paints
Recommended outflow
time
25–40 s
15–40 s
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