Parkside PDFP 500 A1 - 3, Manual

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GB/IE/CY

Initial use

dispersion and results in too rapid evaporation of 
the liquid. The surfaces become rough and develop 
poor adhesion properties. If the working pressure is 
too low on the other hand, the paint material is not 
sufficiently atomised. Undulating surfaces and the 
formation of drops are the result.

Connect the compressed air hose with the 
rapid-release coupling to the compressed air 
connection 

6

 of the device. This automatically 

locks into place.

Use the filter pressure reducer of the compressed 
air source to set the working pressure to 3 bar. 

Preparing the spraying surface

Mask off the surroundings of the spraying sur-
face thoroughly over a wide area. Otherwise 
all non-covered areas or surfaces may become 
soiled.

Make sure that the spraying surface is clean, 
dry and free of grease.

Roughen smooth surfaces and then remove the 
sanding dust.

Turning the device On / Off

Working Instructions: 

- 

 When working with the device you should open 
the vent 

1

.

- 

 When diluting the material, make sure that the 
spraying material and the dilution are suitable 
for one another. If an incorrect dilution is used, 
lumps may form and clog the gun as a result.

- 

 Screw the flow cup 

3

 clockwise firmly on to 

the gun.

- 

 Fill the spraying material into the flow cup 

3

and screw the lid 

2

 on tight. 

- 

 Always hold the paint spray gun at the same 
distance from the object. The ideal spraying 
distance is approximately 15 cm. 

- 

 Determine the appropriate settings in each 
case by experimenting.

- 

 Do not turn the device on / off when it is over 
the spraying surface, but start and end the 
spraying process approximately 10 cm outside 
of the spraying area.

Press the trigger 

8

 to start spraying and keep 

it held down.

In order to stop spraying, release the trigger 

8

again.

Adjusting the paint jet

The device has the settings round and broad jet. 

Round jet

Broad jet

Adjusting the round jet: 

Use the round jet, for example, for small surfaces, 
corners and edges.

Turn the regulator 

5

 in a clockwise direction  .

Adjusting the broad jet: 

Use the broad jet vertically and horizontally 
over larger areas.

Turn the regulator 

5

 in an anticlockwise direc-

tion  . The nozzle head 

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 can be continuously 

adjusted vertically and horizontally by turning 
to the desired position.

Regulating the 
quantity of paint

Note: 

The front locking screw is used to limit the 

adjustment range of the stroke stop screw 

4

.

Increasing the quantity of paint:

Turn the stroke stop screw 

4

 in an anticlockwise 

direction. 

Reducing the quantity of paint:

Turn the stroke stop screw 

4

 in a clockwise 

direction.

Regulating the quantity of air

Note:

 It is advisable to start with the maximum 

amount of air. In order to do this, open the air volume