Module & PCD Chart Air Cylinder Assembly, Exploded View Air Cylinder Assembly, Parts List Coupling Block / Whip Hose Assembly Check Valve Assembly, Exploded View & Parts Repair Kits & Tool Kit List Options List Options List Continued Pentech, Inc. Warranty Information...
MG Gun General Description Item Name Trigger Guard Air Cap Pattern Control Disc (PCD) Manual on/off Valve Check Valve Whip Hose, Resin Whip Hose, ISO Whip Hose, Air Air Safety Valve Air Needle Valve Trigger Paddle...
Safety Information & Warnings Before operating The MG Spray Gun, personnel should fully understand the contents, recommendations, and safety notes contained in this manual. Failure to follow these guidelines may result in severe bodily injury or damage to equipment and property. The safety guidelines outlined in this manual are not intended to be all inclusive.
GENERAL OPERATION OVERVIEW GUN SAFETY DEVICES: The MG Gun has two methods of putting the gun in the safe mode. # 1. Air Valve: Gun will not trigger without air pressure to the air cylinder. To engage air valve safety, turn air valve handle clockwise. Air needle valve will vent air contained in gun handle and air cylinder.
Important Tips for Operation Air cap and mating front face of gun must be very clean and free of nicks. Air cap bolts must be greased and tightened with wrench until tight. Consult your material supplier for the proper cleaning and flushing solvent to use.
Initial Gun Start Up Install Coupling block / Whip hose assembly to heated hose set: Attach Coupling block / whip hose assembly to existing hose assembly using either adapter fittings, or adapter blocks. See page 8. Check to see that A & B material shut off valves are closed. Turn on hose heat and machine heaters.
Normal Gun Start Up Assemble MG spray gun: With air cap, PCD, and mix module removed, use solvent squeeze bottle to ensure that basket filter ports and ports to mix module seat are clean and open. A drill of the proper diameter can be used to clear build-up that may be present.
Spraying and Normal Operation Note: The MG Gun comes standard with 24” unheated whip hoses. Their purpose is to limit operator fatigue by providing more flexibility, as well as saving the wear and tear on the more expensive heated whip hose assembly. Due to the small amount of unheated material in the whip hoses, it may take a moment for the spray pattern to fully develop when first triggered.
Gun Shutdown and Cleaning Removing MG gun from coupling block: Close A & B material shutoff valves. With pattern air still on, trigger gun into waste bucket repeatedly to relieve pressure in material ports. Turn off Pattern air valve. Remove gun from coupling block. Cleaning: Remove 2 bolts and air cap.
Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Very slight air leakage at sides of air This is normal. No action required. cap. Valving rod does not actuate. No air pressure. Connect air, open air safety valve. Low air pressure. Set air pressure to 80-130 psi. Rear seal packing nut to Loosen packing nut slightly.
MG3000 Air Cylinder Assembly Item # Description Qty. Part Number Air Cylinder, Bare Assembly MG3001 O-Ring PSG3014 Piston & Shaft MG3012 O-Ring, Piston MG3010 Valving Rod MG4000 Valving Rod Bolt MG4001 Button Head Cap Screw, 6-32 PSG2006 Rear Cover MG3009 1/8"...
MG5300 Coupling Block / Whip Hose Assembly Item # Description Qty. Part Number Coupling Block - Machined & Plated MG5001 Coupling Block Bolt PSG5003 Manual Valve Assembly PSG5500 Check Valve, A or B BD5305 Whip Hose, A or B BD5007...
If product is found to be defective in material or workmanship, Pentech will issue full credit to customer for the freight charges involved in returning the product to Pentech. A credit will be issued for the replacement cost, or a replacement part will be sent to the customer, no charge, freight prepaid to customer.