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MANUAL - UG4000-6000 UPP6500E and UP6000   

REVISION 2014-09

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CLEANING SPRAY GUNS AND CUPS

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Loosen the air cap of the spray gun two full turns.

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Lock the trigger in the open position with the Trigger Lock Spring.

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To prevent liquid from entering the air passgae during automatic cleaning, insert the white plas-
tic Air Passage Plug into the Spray Gun's air inlet. If the air inlet has a male threaded connector 

instead of a quick connect use the knurled nut attached to the Trigger Clamp (included).

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Place spray guns facing corner jets. Placement depends on 

type of spray gun

. See pictures 

below. Place cups onto the low spray jets and cup holders.

Note: 

Gravity Feed Spray Gun: 

Some customers prefer to clean the cup separate from the spray 

gun. 

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Close the lid and turn the “Auto Wash Timer” knob clockwise to start cleaning. The cleaning 
cycle takes about 60 seconds 

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Push and hold the "Air Rinse" button for about 3 second to air-rinse the guns.

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Push and hold the "Clean Rinse" button for about 5 seconds to rinse guns with clean      sol-
vent. This will send a pre-set amount of clean solvent (100 cc) through the jets. Wait 30 sec-
onds for the Rinse Pump to fully recharge before repeating.

 The 

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olvent flow per clean-rinse cycle is limited to 100 cc to minimize consumption. This quanti-

ty is usually sufficient to clean the inside passages of the spray guns. 

 

CLEANING PRESSURE POTS AND LIDS (UPP6500E only)

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To clean the pressure pot and lid separately, place them one at a time over 
the extended rotating spray assembly and follow the same procedures as 

above.

CLEANING PAILS (UP6000 only)

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To clean a pail, turn the INSIDE-OUTSIDE SELECTOR to “INSIDE”, place the pail over the 
extended rotating spray assembly and follow the same procedures as above. Then chnnge the 

SELECTOR to “OUTSIDE” and follow the cleaning procedure again.

MANUAL WASH and MANUAL CLEAN RINSE

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For models with the Manual Wash Brush, open the lid and step on the foot pedal (left pedal on 
two-pedal models). A dedicated pump delivers wash solvent through the brush.

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For models with the Manual Rinse feature, open the lid and step on the foot pedal (right pedal 
on two-pedal models). Clean solvent is delivered through the Brush or the Spigot.

 

 

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olvent flow for clean rinsing may limited to minimize clean solvent consumption.

 

UG6000 SERIES

 

•  Larger Tank size and Flexible Spigot

 

•  For Brush cleaning, choose between wash solvent and clean solvent: use the Brush Solvent 
Selector on the front of the unit.

 

•  To vary the rate of solvent flow through the Brush, use the Brush Solvent Flow Control on the 
side of the unit.

 

UG4000FS

 

•  Brush Flow Control snd a Foot pedal activated Fixed Spigot.

Summary of Contents for UG4000 Series

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL SPRAY GUN CLEANERS UG4000 UG6000 SERIES PRESSURE POT CLEANER UPP6500E PAINT CAN CLEANER UP6000 UNI RAM CORPORATION ONTARIO CANADA REV 2014 09...

Page 2: ...8 OPERATION PRE CLEAN 8 CLEANING SPRAY GUNS AND CUPS 8 USING THE MANUAL WASH and MANUAL RINSE FEATURES 9 ADDITIONAL FEATURES UG6000 SERIES 9 HOSE CLEANING 10 AFTER CLEANING 10 DAILY MAINTENANCE FILTER...

Page 3: ...Cautions and Warnings and on labels attached to the machine Ensure that the manual is readily available for the operator at all times If you have any questions about the operation of this machine call...

Page 4: ...RINSE FOOT PEDAL UG4000DAM UG4000DVT UG4000 DVM UG4000E UG6000 VENT CONTROL UPP6500E TANK MANUAL WASH FOOT PEDAL UG6000 SERIES UG4500 BRUSH ON OFF BRUSH FLOW CONTROL UG4000FS UP6000 TANK BRUSH CONTROL...

Page 5: ...f any item is missing contact your supplier LOCATION Position in a well ventilated area away from sparks heat and open flames LEVELING VENT AND AIR SUPPLY Level the machine using the adjustable legs F...

Page 6: ...Inside the cabinet you will see two pipes strapped together the Suction Pipe and the Rinse Pump Cut the strap holding them together Do not cut the other straps holding the black and blue tubes Discon...

Page 7: ...ils the one with the tube goes on PAIL NO 2 Put PAIL NO 1 and the Riser back into the cabinet Re insert the Suction Pipe and Manual Wash Suction Tube if there is one into PAIL NO 2 Put PAIL NO 2 back...

Page 8: ...cycle is limited to 100 cc to minimize consumption This quanti ty is usually sufficient to clean the inside passages of the spray guns CLEANING PRESSURE POTS AND LIDS UPP6500E only To clean the pressu...

Page 9: ...o discharge static electricity To work properly all three must be installed correctly Connect the ground wire at the back of the cabinet to an external grounded object On some models ground wires are...

Page 10: ...ashing away paint particles with clean sol vent Replace the filter pad when damaged or when solvent cannot drain Inspect the screen located below the filter pad and clean when necessary REPLACING SOLV...

Page 11: ...s pump to stall Follow Procedure 2 Blockage in Air Passage in Diaphragm Pump WASH SOLVENT DOES NOT FLOW AND PUMP DOES NOT MAKE A SOUND Pump leaks Blockage in air passage Replace pump Follow Procedure...

Page 12: ...paint used and for Automatic Spray Gun Cleaners Increase air pressure to a minimum of 85 PSI Remove and clean by blowing air through the jets If not successful replace GUNS NOT CLEAN WASH SOLVENT IS M...

Page 13: ...ar the blockage Connect a blow gun to an 85 PSI source Locate the blue hose that extends from the air exhaust port of the dia phragm pump Use a blow gun to blow air into the open end of this hose Turn...

Page 14: ...MANUAL UG4000 6000 SERIES UPP6500E and UP6000 REVISION 2014 09 14 FLOW DIAGRAMS Use the diagrams to trace the flow of compressed air and solvent UG4000DVM D E VENTED MODELS ONLY...

Page 15: ...15 UG6000E UG4500DV UG6000EH UPP6500E MANUAL UG4000 6000 SERIES UPP6500E and UP6000 REVISION 2014 09...

Page 16: ...REEN 10 171 TANK DRAIN VALVE 120 318 HANDLE 140 271 SUCTION TUBE ON MANUAL RINSE UNITS 140 271 SUCTION TUBE ON MANUAL WASH UNITS 100 750 PEDAL ASSY FOOT SWITCH 115 400BF AIR VALVE ASSY 140 500F SUCTIO...

Page 17: ...80 3530 Nozzle Adapter Disposable Cup Systems Only 100 413F Paint Cap Holder 115 200 K Mechanical Timer Assembly 5 minutes 140 230 Air Passage Plug 140 2340 Trigger Clamp Plug Kit 140 340S Rotating Sp...

Page 18: ...e for the return of your original pump Conditions of Warranty As Uni ram Corporation has no control over the working conditions or circumstances under which the purchaser stores handles or uses the pr...

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