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GETTING STARTED

ENDING A SESSION

1.  Screw the airhose onto the airbrush.

 

 

a.  If you’re using a brand of airbrush other than Iwata, use the appropriate adapter. 

2.  Screw the airhose onto the compressor. 

 

 

a.  Other brands of airbrush hoses will fit the compressor. (Compressor has standard 1/4” threads.) 

3.  Press down on the airbrush trigger before turning on the unit.

4.  Plug the unit into a grounded wall outlet. Avoid using an extension cord. 

5.  Turn ON the unit by pressing the on/off switch. Adjust the air pressure by turning the air bleed valve knob. Turn knob  

 

toward  “+” to increase pressure and toward “-” to decrease pressure.

6.  When not using your airbrush, place the front of the airbrush into the holder. If using a bottle-feed airbrush, put the  

 

back end of the airbrush into the holder.

NOTE ON MOISTURE:

 When unit gets warm from extended use, it can spit out moisture. To prevent this, use the Iwata  

Pistol-Grip Moisture Filter (F A450) which is sold separately.

1.  Turn off the compressor.

2.  Release any leftover air by pressing down on your airbrush trigger (being careful of any excess paint) or unscrewing your  

 

airbrush from the airhose.

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