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THE SPRAY GUN MUST BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED IMMEDIATELY AFTER USE. IF THE
PAINT DRIES INSIDE THE GUN CLEANING WILL BECOME MUCH MORE DIFFICULT AND
MAY RENDER THE GUN INOPERABLE. THIS IS NOT COVERED BY THE LIMITED
WARRANTY.
The spray gun is the same as a paintbrush, if it is not cleaned the paint will go hard and can
become useless. You must therefore clean this out after use.
Remove Paint Container (13) from gun.
Pull Trigger (14) to allow paint to run out of Paint Feed Tube (11).
Pour any excess paint back into its container to use another time.
Pour a quantity of warm water into the Paint Container (13), reattach the gun and gently
shake to clean inside of pot.
Add fresh quantity of warm water into the Paint Container (13), attach the gun and spray
into a bucket or container until the spray flows clear with no signs of paint.
Clean any remaining signs of paint from the Paint Feed Tube (11).
If the gun is still not clean repeat this process.
For a more thorough clean disassemble the gun.
Unscrew Air Cap (2).
Remove Spray Direction Plate (3).
Use a spanner to remove Fluid Tip (4).
Unscrew the Fluid Adjusting Screw (8) on reverse of the gun.
Remove Spring (7).
Remove Fluid Needle (6).
Clean all parts thoroughly with a small brush and dry before re-assembling.
Clean the turbine unit and Air Hose (19) with a damp cloth after use.
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