SNOWJOE POWERJOE 24V-PS1-RM, Operator'S Manual

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3. 

Squeeze the On/Off switch, which will actuate the trigger 

switch lever to press the trigger inside the tool (Fig. 19).

4.  Spray perpendicular to the surface with smooth passes at 

a consistent speed as illustrated below. This will help to 

avoid irregularities in the finish (Fig. 20).

 NOTE: 

When spraying, always switch on the sprayer after 

moving and release the On/Off switch before stopping 

moving. Always keep the sprayer pointed perpendicular to  

the spray surface and overlap passes slightly to obtain the 

most consistent and professional finish possible. 

5. 

Release the On/Off switch to stop the unit. Remove the 

battery before storage or any adjustment. 

Spray Tips

• 

Practice spraying on a scrap material like cardboard to 

test the spray pattern and get familiar with the flow control 

feature of the sprayer. 

•  Ensure the surface to be sprayed is free of dust, dirt, 

and grease.

•  Ensure spray area is clean and free of dust that could be 

blown onto the newly sprayed surface. 

•  Cover area that not intended to be sprayed. 
•  Keep the nozzle at a minimum of 2 inch (5 cm) and a 

maximum of 12 inch (30 cm) away from the surface 

(Fig. 20). 

•  To get an even spray distribution, keep your arm at the 

same distance and avoid moving the wrist during spraying  

(Fig. 21).  

•  When spraying a large surface, it's recommended to spray 

in a "crisscross" path: first spray in horizontal stripes and 

then cross over these stripes in vertical stripes (Fig. 22).  

•  Maintain a smooth moving action during spray. Avoid stay 

too long at one spot. Several times of light coating is better 

than one time of thick coating, which can lead to spray 

material running and dripping. Have a dry paint brush on 

hand to smooth out any running and dripping of the spray 

material if needed. 

Fig. 19

On/Off switch

Switch trigger lever

Fig. 20

2 inch  

(5 cm) to 

12 inch  

(30 cm)

Fig. 21

Fig. 22

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