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WARNINGS
The table below provides the meaning of the symbols used in this manual in relation to using, grounding,
operating, maintaining and repairing of this equipment.
Read this operator's manual carefully before using the equipment.
An improper use of this machine can cause injuries to people or things.
Do not use this machine when under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Never modify the equipment.
use products and thinners compatible with the various parts of the equipment and read the manufacturer's warnings carefully.
Always refer to the equipment technical data reported in the manual.
Daily check the equipment for worn parts. If any worn parts are found, replace them using ONLy original spare parts.
Keep children and animals away from work area.
Comply with all safety standards.
It indicates a risk for accident or serious damage to equipment if this warning is not followed.
fIRE AND EXPLOSION DANGER
flammable fumes, such as thinners or painting fumes could ignite or explode.
In order to prevent fire or explosion risks:
- use the equipment ONLy in a well ventilated area. Keep the working area free from scrap materials.
- Remove all ignition sources such as pilot lights, cigarettes, portable electric lamps and plastic drop cloths (potential static span)
- Ground the equipment and all conductive items located in the work area.
- use only conductive airless tubes, duly grounded.
- Never use trichloroethane, methylene cloride, any halogenated hydrocarbon thinners or fluids containing such thinners with aluminium
equipment under pressure. This use could cause a dangerous chemical reaction with expolsion risk.
- Do not connect or switch lights on or off if the air contains flammable fumes.
In case of electrical shocks, immediately stop the operation being carried out on the equipment.
Keep a fire extinguisher near the working area.
It indicates the risk of finger injury or crushing due to movable parts in the equipment.
Keep far from movable parts.
Do not use the equipment without the suitable protections.
Before any inspection or maintenance of the equipment, carry out the decompression procedure explained in this manual preventing
any risk of the equipment starting unexpectedly.
They report the risk of chemical reaction or explosion.
There is a risk of injury or serious damage related to contact with the jet from the spray gun. If this should occur, ImmEDIATELy contact
a doctor, indicating the type of product injected.
Do not spray before placing the guard over the nozzle and the trigger on the spray gun.
Do not put your fingers in the spray gun nozzle.
Once work has been completed, before carrying out any maintenance, complete the decompression procedure explained in this manual.
It indicates important warnings and suggestions about disposal and recycling of the product in accordance with the environmental
regulations.
It indicates the presence of a clamp with grounding cable.
use ONLy 3-wire extension cords and grounded electrical plugs.
Before starting work, make sure that the electrical system is grounded and complying with safety standards.
The high pressure product spraying out of the gun or from any lacks could cause body injury. To prevent any fire or injury risk:
- use the safety block on the gun trigger when you are not spraying.
- Do not put hands or fingers on the gun nozzle. Never try to stop any lack with your hands or body.
- Do not direct the gun towards yourself or anyone else.
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- Never spray without the suitable nozzle protection.
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- Decompress the system at the end of the spraying process and before any maintenance operation.
- Do not use any components having an operating pressure lower than the system max pressure.
- Do not let the children use the equipment.
- Pay attention to the possible recoil when you trig the gun.
Should the high pressure fluid penetrate through the skin, the wound could appear similiar to a "simple cut" even if the damage is more
serious. Immediately contact a doctor to medically treat the wound part.
They indicate the obligation to wear suitable clothing as gloves, goggles and face shield.
Wear clothing that complies with the safety standards in force in the country in which the equipment is used.
Do not wear bracelets, earrings, rings, chains, or anything else that may hinder the operator's work.
Do not wear clothing with wide sleeves, scarves, ties, or any other piece of clothing that could get tangled up in moving parts of the
equipment during the work, inspection, or maintenance cycles.
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