Ending Work: Cleaning; Storage Over Longer Periods Of Time - WAGNER ZIP52 Finishing Operating Manual

VERSION 12 / 2012
OPERATING MANUAL
7.3

ENDING WORK: CLEANING

Make sure to fl ush the pump out carefully at the end of the working session.
Once fi nished spraying, decrease the atomization air pressure to zero.
Reduce the air pressure to 2.5 bar.
Open the return valve.
Lift the suction pipe from the paint container and wait until the pump has purged all of
the paint.
Immerse the suction pipe into the fl ushing agent container.
Close the return valve.
Open the spray gun while holding it over the paint container until you see fl ushing agent
come out.
Note on this step: catalyzed paints (2K) must be drained into a separate waste container.
Keep the spray gun open over the grounded fl ushing agent container, and let it circulate
for a few minutes.
To fl ush the return pipe, open the return vale and then close it again. Set the pump pressure
to zero. Open the return valve's pressure release once more and then close it.
Close gun. Flushing is completed.
Note:
We recommend leaving the pump full of fl ushing agent after work is completed. This
prevents possible paint residues, particularly catalyzed paint residues (2K), left over after a
hurried cleaning cycle, from drying up: these residues are then removed upon restarting
work.
When using mono-component paints, it is not necessary to fl ush the unit every time.
Cleaning once or twice a week is suffi cient. Ask the product supplier for more detailed
information, by identifying the paint used.
7.4

STORAGE OVER LONGER PERIODS OF TIME

When storing the device for longer periods of time, it is necessary to thoroughly clean it
and protect it from corrosion. Use a suitable preserving fl uid, according to the material of
the wetted parts of the pump.
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