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HIGH PRESSURE SPRAY CAN
CAUSE
SERIOUS
INJURY.
FOR
PROFESSIONAL
USE ONLY.
OBSERVE ALL WARNINGS.
Read and understand
all instruction
manuals before operating
equipment.
INJECTION
HAZARD.,.:,.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT
Fluids
under
high
pressure
from
spray
or leaks can
penetrate
the skin and cause extremely
serious
injury,
including
the need for amputation.
If any
fluid
appears
to
penetrate
your
skin,
get
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL
CARE AT ONCE.
DO NOT TREAT AS A SIMPLE CUT.
Tell the doctor
exactly
what
fluid
was injected.
For
NEVER point the spray gun at anyone or any part of the
body.
treatment
instructions
have your doctor
call the
NATIONAL
POISON CENTER NETWORK
(412)#31-6669
NEVER
put hand or fingers
over the spray tip.
NEVER
try to stop or deflect
leaks with your hand or
body.
AL WAYS
have the tip guard in place when spraying.
When spray
gun
is not actually
spraying,
always set the
gun safety latch in the closed or "SAFE"
position,
mak-
ing the trigger
inoperative.
DO NOT REMOVE OR MODIFY
any part of the gun.
Check diffuser
operation
by using the lowest
possible
spray pressure with spray tip removed.
Trigger gun and
maintain
firm metal to metal contact
between
gun
and
metal waste container.
Fluid emitted
should be diffused
into an irregular
stream.
CHECK
OPERATION
OF
ALL
GUN
SAFETY
DEVICES BEFORE EACH USE.
Always
remove the tip from the gun to clean it.
Be very careful when removing
the
spray tip orhose
from gun. A plugged
line contains
fluid under pressure.
If tip or line is plugged,
open the drain valve,
then
loosen tip guard or hose coupling
slightly and relieve the
pressure slowly
before
removing
completely.
The electric motor has an overheating
protection
device
not put your fingers
into any openings
in shield.
which
automatically
restarts
the motor
when
it cools.
So, before examining
or working
on a motor which
has
ALWAYS
CHECK to be sure switch
is OFF and all lines
stopped,
shut off the unit, relieve pressure and pull
out
are clear of moving
parts before plugging
in the power
the electrical
plug.
This will avoid
the hazard
of the
cord.
motor
starting
unexpectedly.
ALWAYS
unplug
unit before
removing
shield for any
KEEP CLEAR of moving
parts when unit is running;
do
reason.
SYSTEM
PRESSURE
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This unit develops
2750 psi (190 bar) fluid pressure
at
(EQ°C) or below
-40OF (-4o°C).
Do not use hose to pull
100 cycles
per minute.
Always
be sure that all com-
unit. Before each use, check entire hose for cuts, leaks,
ponents
have a maximum
working
pressure
rating
at
abrasion or bulging
or cover or damage of movement
of
least as high.
couplings.
If any of these conditions
exist, replace the
hose immediately.
Never use tape or any device
fo at-
NEVER leave a pressurized
unit unattended.
tempt to mend the hose.
DO NOT ABUSE HOSE:
improper
use or handling
of
Do not use chemicals
or agents in the hose which
are
hose could result in hose failure and possible
personal
not compatible
with
nylon tube and urethane
cover of
injury
or property
damage.
the hose.
Handle and route hose carefully
to avoid kinking,
abra-
NEVER AlTEMPT
TO RECOUPLE THE HOSEI.
D
sion, cutting
or exposure
to temperatures
above 180°F
Tighten
all fluid connections
securely
before each use.
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