Kobalt SGY-AIR176NB Manuel utilisateur

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ITEM #0192525

MODEL #SGY-AIR176NB

HVLP PAINT

SPRAY GUN

Français p. 24

Español p. 47

AB171025

Kobalt

®

is a registered trademark of LF, LLC.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety Information..........................................................................................3

Compressor Requirements............................................................................2

Package Contents.........................................................................................9

Product Specifications...................................................................................3

Preparation...................................................................................................10

Spray Gun Set-up.........................................................................................10

Operating Instructions..................................................................................12

Assembly Instructions..................................................................................11

Care and Maintenance.................................................................................15

Troubleshooting............................................................................................19

Warranty.......................................................................................................23

COMPRESSOR REQUIREMENTS

3.7

SCFM

29

PSI

Tool Requirements

Exigences relatives aux outils

Requisitos de herramientas

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IMPORTANT: To operate correctly, this tool requires airflow of at least 3.7

cubic feet per minute (SCFM) at 29 pounds per square inch (PSI) at the tool.

Check the specifications of your air compressor to be sure that it can support

both the minimum SCFM and PSI required. The air hose length could affect

how much air pressure the tool is actually receiving. You may need to adjust

the air pressure higher on the air regulator to achieve the max working

pressure of 29 PSI.

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

COMPONENT

SAFETY INFORMATION

Please read and understand this entire manual before attempting to

assemble, operate or maintain this product. If you have any questions,

please call our Customer Service Department at 1-888-3KOBALT,

8 a.m. – 8 p.m., EST, Monday – Friday.

Improper operation or maintenance of air tool could result in serious injury

and property damage. Read and understand all warnings and operation

instructions before using spray guns. When using spray guns, basic safety

precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of personal injury.

WARNING

GRAVITY

INTERNAL

0.059 IN. (1.5 MM)

20 TO 29 PSI

29 PSI

3.7 SCFM

1/4 IN. NPS (M)

3/8 IN. NPS (M)

FEED TYPE

MIX TYPE

FLUID NOZZLE I.D.

WORKING PRESSURE

MAX. WORKING PRESSURE

AIR REQ'D ( SCFM@ 29 PSI )

AIR INLET

FLUID INLET

Wear protective safety glasses or face shield to protect eyes.

Dress properly and wear protective clothing.

Wear a respirator when operating a spray gun.

Keep work area clear from clutter and other work hazards.

Do not use this product in unsafe work conditions.

Be aware that air hoses may present tripping hazards.

Keep tool out of reach of children and never allow children to handle

equipment or tool.

Recommended Safety Equipment

Safety Glasses, Respirator, Gloves, Clothing, Ear Protection

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SAFETY INFORMATION

RISK OF EYE OR HEAD INJURY

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

Eyes and face can come into direct

contact with sprayed materials,

causing serious injury.

Spraying improper materials or

materials not intended for spray

application could result in serious

injury or death.

Certain materials that can be used

with sprayers may cause skin

irritation if they come in direct

contact with skin.

Always use a face mask/respirator

and protective clothing when spraying.

Always read the label or

Material

Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

for the

materials and/or chemicals before

spraying to determine if they pose a

risk of cause skin irritation.

Do not spray acids, corrosive

materials, toxic chemicals, fertilizers

or pesticides.

Always read the label or Material

Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the

materials and/or chemicals before

spraying to ensure they are safe to use.

Never aim or spray at yourself or

anyone else.

Always wear ANSI approved Z87.1

safety glasses.

Wear a respirator in accordance with

ANSI Z88.2.

Always wear nitrile gloves.

Always wear protective clothing when

spraying.

Always spray in a well-ventilated area

to prevent health and fire hazards.

If eyes or face come into direct

contact with sprayed materials,

contact your local doctor or

emergency room for immediate help.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

RISK OF EYE OR HEAD INJURY

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

This tool is capable of spraying

flammable materials which can result

in fire or explosion.

Never operate sprayer in the vicinity

of open flame or near ignition sources

(pilot lights, cigarettes, portable

electric lamps, etc).

Never operate tools near flammable

substances such as gasoline,

naphtha, cleaning solvents, etc.

Work in a clean, well ventilated area

free of combustible materials.

Never use oxygen, carbon dioxide or

other bottled gasses as a power

source for air tools.

PAINT SPRAYER HAZARDS

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

Use of fluids that are incompatible

with aluminum in pressurized

equipment can cause serious

chemical reaction and equipment

rupture. Failure to follow this warning

can result in death, serious injury, or

property damage.

Do not use chlorinated solvents

(e.g. 1-1-1-trichloroethene, methylene

chloride). Many spray guns contain

aluminum, which reacts strongly to

chlorinated solvents. Contact the

solvent or coating manufacturer

regarding questions about potential

chemical reactions.

Compressed air can be hazardous,

propelling objects or particles that

can cause injury into soft tissues

such as eyes and ears.

Never direct air at yourself or anyone

else.

Never leave a pressurized tool

unattended.

Disconnect tool from air supply when

tool is not in use or when changing

accessories to prevent accidental

operation.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

RISK OF LOSS OF HEARING

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

Exposure to noise produced by air

tools can lead to permanent hearing

loss.

Always wear ANSI S3.19 hearing

protection.

RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

An unattended tool could be

activated by unauthorized/untrained

persons, leading to their injury or

injury to others.

Air tools can become activated by

accident while being handled, during

accessory changes, tool changes,

maintenance or repair.

Disconnect the tool from the air

supply during accessory changes,

tool changes, maintenance or repair.

Never carry the tool by the air hose.

Never yank the air hose to disconnect

it from the tool or the air supply.

Always carry the tool by the handle.

Remove air hose when the tool is not

in use and store tool in a secure

location away from reach of children

and untrained users.

Avoid unintentional operation. Never

carry the tool with the trigger

depressed or engaged.

Only an authorized service

representative should service the tool.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

Loss of control of the tool can lead to

operator injury or injury to others in

the work area.

There is a risk of bursting if the tool

is damaged.

Poor quality, improper or damaged

attachments can detach or fly apart

during operation, sending projectiles

through the work area and causing

serious injury.

Check for misalignment or binding of

parts, broken parts and other

conditions that affect safe tool

operation.

Never use a tool which has been

dropped, damaged or appears to

malfunction.

Never use tools which are leaking air

or have missing parts.

Remove damaged or malfunctioning

tools from the workplace immediately.

Before changing accessories, making

repairs, or when tool is not in use,

shut off air supply and release/drain

air pressure from hose.

Disconnect tool from air supply and

store in a safe location.

Never use the tool while using drugs

or alcohol.

Keep proper footing at all times. Do

not overreach, as slipping, tripping,

and or falling can be a major cause

of serious injury and/or death.

Be aware of excess air hose in the

working area or work surface.

Keep handles dry, clean and free

from oil/grease.

Stay alert. Use common sense.

Do not operate tool when you are

tired.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

There is a risk of bursting if the tool

is damaged.

Poor quality, improper or damaged

attachments can detach or fly apart

during operation, sending projectiles

through the work area and causing

serious injury.

Improperly maintained tools and

accessories can cause serious

injury.

Using an accessory not intended for

a specific tool increases the risk of

injury to the operator and everyone

else in the work area.

Repetitive motions, awkward

positions.

Can be harmful to hands and arms.

Discontinue use of tool if discomfort,

tingling feeling or pain occurs.

Consult a physician before resuming

use if any of these symptoms occur.

Always use accessories and

attachments designed for the tool

and the work at hand.

Do not improvise or modify tools or

accessories.

Maintain the tool and accessories

with care.

Do not abuse hoses or connectors.

Keep hoses away from heat, oil and

sharp edges.

Always check air hoses for weak or

worn connections before each use

and make certain that all connections

are secure.

Do not use pressure exceeding the

recommended operating pressure of

the lowest rated system component

(hoses, fittings, etc.).

Do not modify tools or attachments.

Always follow assembly, operation,

maintenance and repair instructions.

INHALATION HAZARD

WARNING

WHAT COULD HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT

Paint spraying tools generate paint

vapors which can be harmful to the

lungs and respiratory system.

Abrasive tools such as grinders,

sanders and cut-off tools generate

dust and abrasive materials which

can be harmful to the lungs and

respiratory system.

Wear a respirator in accordance with

ANSI Z88.2.

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PACKAGE CONTENTS

Part

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

Description

Air Cap Ring

Fluid Nozzle

Paint Needle

Fluid Adjustment Knob

Air Adjustment Knob

Paint Cup

Cup Lid

Air Pressure Regulator

Spray Pattern Adjustment

Knob

Wrench

Paint Filter

Quantity

1

L

Air Distribution Ring

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A

F

D

C

I

E

H

G

B

L

K

J

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PREPARATION

SPRAY GUN SET-UP

TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY FROM EXPLOSION:

Use only clean, dry, regulated, compressed air to power this tool. Do not use

oxygen, carbon dioxide, combustible gases, or any other bottled gas as a

power source for this tool.

Lubricators should not be used with spray guns. The use of inline

lubricators will contaminate the material and will ruin the paint finish.

Before beginning assembly or operation of product, make sure all parts are

present. Compare parts with package contents list. If any part is missing or

damaged, do not attempt to assemble the product.

Estimated Assembly Time: 1-3 minutes.

Tools Required for Assembly (not included):

• 9/16 in. or Adjustable Wrench

• Thread Sealant Tape

• Female Plug

WARNING:

Air Supply Set-up

1. Not all accessories shown are included, but are recommended for best

performance (See Figure 1).

2. It is recommended that an in-line air filter be incorporated into the air supply.

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5

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Recommended Air Line Set-Up

PART NO. Description

1

H

3

4

5

6

7

HVLP Spray Gun

Air Pressure Regulator

Female Plug (not included)

Female Coupler (not included)

Air Hose (not included)

In-Line Filter (not included)

Air Compressor (not included)

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Tighten female plug (not included),

turning clockwise with wrench for

air tight connection (See Figure 1).

DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

1

H

NOTE: Use threaded sealant tape

(not included) on the male threading of the

air pressure regulator (H).

2. Attach the Air Pressure Regulator (H) to

the Air Intake on the handle bottom.

Tighten by turning clockwise, using

wrench (J) (17 mm) for air tight connection

(See Figure 2).

DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

IMPORTANT: Make sure the Paint Filter (K)

is installed in the bottom of the Paint Cup (F)

prior to attaching the Paint Cup to the sprayer.

3. Attach the Paint Cup (F) to Air Paint

Sprayer. Tighten by turning clockwise,

using wrench (J) (19 mm) for air tight

connection (See Figure 4).

DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

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H

J

F

K

J

F

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

4. Attach the Cup Lid (G). Connect the air

hose coupling to the female plug and turn

on the compressor (See Figure 5).

5

Load paint

Lid

F

G

Air

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NOTE Make sure the tether plug is pushed

into the vent hole on top of the cup lid

before operating the spray gun.

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E

H

5. Fully open the Air Adjustment Knob (E).

While pulling the gun trigger on the paint

sprayer, adjust the air compressor

pressure up or down until the Air Pressure

Regulator (H) on the paint sprayer is

within the green range (See Figure 6).

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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The paint sprayer will not properly spray unless the fan direction is either set

vertically or horizontal.

• Before using desired paint in the spray gun, spray a compatible thinner or

solvent through the gun to remove any containments and residue.

• Before adding paint, make sure all thinner or solvents are removed from the

spray canister.

• It is recommended that you pour the material through a filter into a smaller

container prior to filling the paint cup.

• Set up a piece of cardboard or other scrap material to use as a target to test

spray. Continue to test spray until the desired spray pattern is achieved.

WARNING

NOTE

1. Adjust the direction of the fan by loosening

the air cap ring (A) by hand and turning it

to either the horizontal or vertical direction.

Tighten the air cap ring by hand.

Air Cap

Air Cap Ring

Horizontal Fan

Vertical Fan

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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2. For a full spray pattern, turn spray pattern

adjustment knob (I) counterclockwise.

For a smaller pattern, turn spray pattern

adjustment knob (I) clockwise.

3. Loosen lock knob and turn turn the fluid

adjustment knob (D) fully clockwise until

closed.

4. Fill the Paint Cup (F) about 3/4 of the way

and secure the Cup Lid (G).

5. With the spray gun 6 in. to 10 in. away from

workpiece, spray a short burst while turning

the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D)

counterclockwise. Observe the spray

pattern on the workpiece and adjust the

Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) until desired

pattern/atomization is obtained.

I

4

5

Lid

Load paint

F

G

NOTE Before spraying on workpiece,

practice a few minutes on a cardboard

target to ensure that the pattern size and

consistency are set correctly.

3

D

NOTE If the spray is too fine (caused by too

much air), reduce the air pressure or open

the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) to spray

more paint. If the spray is too coarse or

spitting blobs, reduce the amount of paint

with the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) or thin

the paint more (See Figure 5).

Paint too fine

Correct

Paint too coarse

Pattern Consistency (Atomization)

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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7

8

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6. Keep the gun at a 90° angle to the surface

(See Figure 6) while spraying.

NOTE: Always keep the gun in motion while

spraying. Stopping gun movement in

mid-stroke will cause a build-up of paint

and will result in runs. Do not fan the

gun from side to side while painting. This

will cause a build-up of paint in the center

of the stroke and an insufficient coating at

each end (See Figure 8).

NOTE: The amount of paint being applied

can be varied by the speed of stroke,

distance from workpiece and adjustment

of the fluid spray pattern adjustment

knob (D). If the speed stroke is too slow,

the paint will be wet on the workpiece and

it may run. If the speed stroke is too fast,

the paint will be dry and uneven on the

workpiece.

NOTE: Two thin coats of paint will yield better

spraying results and have less chance of

runs than one heavy layer.

7. For proper spraying techniques, start by

moving the gun at the beginning of the

stroke before squeezing the trigger.

Always release the trigger before stopping

gun movement at the end of the stroke.

This procedure will feather/blend each

stroke with the next without showing

overlap or unevenness (See Figure 7).

8. Overlap strokes just enough to obtain an

even coat (See Figure 9).

9. Use a piece of cardboard as a shield to

catch overspray at the edges of the

workpiece to protect other surfaces. Use

masking tape to cover other areas if

needed.

6-10in.

6-10 in.

Pull

Release

Trigger

Start Stroke

End Stroke

Thin coat Heavy coat Thin coat

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

To properly maintain and keep your sprayer working at its optimal

performance, it is strongly recommended that the spray gun nozzle be

cleaned and cleared of any clogs or debris using recommended cleaning

solutions such as Mineral Spirits, Paint Thinner or Lacquer Thinner. Consult

with your local retailer in choosing the right clean solution for the material you

are using.

DO NOT USE ACID BASED SOLVENTS, AS ACID BASED SOLVENTS

CAN DAMAGE THE SPRAYER.

ALWAYS REMOVE THE AIR SUPPY FROM THE SPRAY GUN PRIOR TO

PERFORMING ANY CLEANING OR MAINTAINENACE.

KEEP AWAY FROM ANY IGNITION SOURCES.

ALWAYS WEAR PROPER PPE WHILE CLEANING OR PERFORMING

MAINTENACE ON THE SPRAY GUN.

NEVER SUBMERGE THE SPRAY GUN HOUSING INTO SOLVENT

MATERIAL.

WARNING

Cleaning Instructions

1. Remove the air supply from the spray gun.

2. Remove the Cup Lid (G) from the Paint

Cup (F) and empty any remaining paint back

into the original container.

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G

Pull out

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CARE ANDMAINTENANCE

3. Fill the Paint Cup (F) about 1/4 full of cleaning

solution and spray the entire contents out into

a secondary container.

5. Unscrew the Air Cap (A) by hand turning

counterclockwise and place it in the

secondary container to soak.

6. Unscrew the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) by

turning counterclockwise, using a damp cloth

with cleaning solution on it wipe off the fluid

adjustment knob and set it aside.

7. Pull out needle spring and the paint needle.

Place it in the secondary container to soak.

4. Remove the Paint Cup (F) from the Spray

Gun by turning counterclockwise, using the

wrench (J) (19mm), and place it in the

secondary container to soak 3-5 minutes.

Note: You will need to add additional cleaning

solution to the container.

3

4

5

6

7

Load paint

F

J

F

Counterclockwise

A

Counterclockwise

D

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

8. Using wrench (J), unscrew the Fluid Nozzle

(B) by turning counterclockwise and place it

in the secondary container to soak.

9. Pull out the Air Distribution Ring using Wire

Hook (not included) and place it in the

secondary container to soak.

10.After 3-5 minutes, remove each item and use a clean dry towel to wipe

off the entire item and inspect it for any remaining paint or dirt to wipe

remains.

RE-ASSEMBLING SPRAY GUN

If paint or dirt debris is still present, use a non-wire soft bristle brush and

brush the area.

8

9

J

B

L

Wire Hook

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IMPORTANT: To ensure all residue of material is removed from the part, use

a blow gun with an approved OSHA gun tip to blow any excess cleaning

solution off the part that a rag cannot get to.

NOTE: Soaking of parts may require longer to get all paint residue off the

part.

1. The Air Distribution Ring (L) can only be

inserted correctly one way

(See Figure 1 and 2).

NOTE: The line on the Air Distribution Ring (L)

(Figure 2) must be lined up to the hole shown

in Figure 1.

2

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

2. Screw the Fluid Nozzle (B) into the face of the

spray gun by turning it clockwise, using the

wrench (J) (13 mm) to tighten securely

(See Figure 3).

3. Screw the Air Cap Ring (A) onto the face of the

spray gun by turning it clockwise and hand

tighten (See Figure 4).

4. Slide the Paint Needle through the back of the

Spray Gun (See Figure 5-6).

5. Slide Needle Spring over the Paint Needle

(See Figure 7).

Clockwise

3

4

J

B

Clockwise

A

5

6

7

NOTE : Make sure the hole in the trigger is

properly aligned or the paint needle cannot be

inserted.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

6. Screw on the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D)

clockwise.

If you have any questions regarding sprayer performance, please call our

Customer Service Department at 1-888-3KOBALT, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.,

EST, Monday–Friday.

Storage

1. When not using the spray gun, turn the fluid

adjustment knob counterclockwise (to open) which will reduce the spring

tension on the needle fluid tip.

2. Store the gun in a secure area and out of the reach of children.

When storing for longer than 1 week, add a couple drops of lubricant into

the air inlet.

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Clockwise

D

Improper spray pattern

1)One side of air cap

is clogged.

2)Dirt on one side of

fluid nozzle.

1)Loose air cap/dirty

seal.

2)One side of air cap

is clogged.

3)Dried material on

one side of fluid

nozzle.

Remove air cap and soak in

solvent, then blow air

through until clean. Wipe

off nozzle tip using a rag

moistened with thinner. To

clean holes, use a broom

straw or toothpick. Never try

to detach dried material with

a sharp tool.

1)Tighten air cap.

2)Remove air cap and soak

in solvent, then blow air

through until clean. Wipe

off fluid nozzle using a rag

moistened with thinner. To

clean holes, use a broom

straw or toothpick. Never

try to detach dried material

with a sharp tool.

SPRAY PATTERN/PROBLEM

POSSIBLE REASON SOLUTION

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TROUBLESHOOTING

SPRAY PATTERN/PROBLEM

POSSIBLE REASON SOLUTION

Improper spray pattern

Intermittent/

sputtering spray

1)Atomization air 1)Reduce atomization air

pressure.

2)Open fluid adjustment

knob.

3)Partially close pattern

adjustment knob.

pressure is set too

high.

2)Material too thin;

fluid adjustment

turned in too far.

3)Fan pattern open

1)Atomization air

pressure is set too

low.

2)Material too thick.

3)Fan pattern closed

too far.

1)Material level too

low.

2)Container tipped

too far.

3)Loose fluid inlet

connection.

4)Needle seat loose/

damaged.

5)Packing around

needle valve is

dried out or loose.

6)Fluid nozzle loosely

installed, or dirt

between nozzle and

body.

7)Clogged air vent.

1) Reduce atomization air

pressure.

2) Thin to proper viscosity.

3) Partially open pattern

adjustment knob.

1) Refill.

2) Hold more upright.

3) Tighten.

4) Adjust or replace.

5) Lubricate/tighten.

6) Remove, clean, tighten.

7) Clean vent hole.

too far.

Improper spray pattern

Unable to get round

spray

Fan adjustment screw

not seating properly.

Clean or replace.

1)Gun improperly

adjusted.

2)Dirty air cap.

3)Nozzle tip

obstructed.

4)Sluggish needle.

1)Re-adjust gun. Follow

instructions carefully.

2)Clean air cap.

3)Clean.

4)Lubricate.

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