Advertisement
editiOn 03 /2013
Operating manual
38
Ø10
G 1/4"
Ø6
A
C
C_ASP30_00002
oPerATIoN
Install and operate the spray gun according to above figure.
Verify the cleanness of fluid and air hoses before connection.
Check that all connections are tight.
Keep the spray gun clean and lubricate moving parts at
regular intervals.
Lubricants for surface-treatment equipment must not
contain silicon.
In the event of leakage around the paint needle, tighten the
packing screw (see F in the above figure) . After tightening,
check that the spring is still able to push forward the fluid
needle.
For short standstill periods, for instance over a night, it will
suffice to clean the paint nozzles and the air cap on the outside;
for longer standstill periods the gun must be flushed through
immediately with appropriate solvent.
If a two-component paint is used, however, the flushing
operation must be done no later than the pot-life time (refer
to data sheet from the paint manufacturer).
When cleaning the air cap and the paint nozzle, use a soft
brush or rag dipped in solvent. Do not place the whole gun in
solvent to avoid damaging.
Never use iron or steel wire to clean air holes and ducts in the
nozzles.
Switch the on/off pneumatic control valve in advance to
compensate, if needed, the response time of the gun.
Recommended size for control valve: 3-way, G 1/4".
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
F
D
B
CA
~ 87,5
~ 148
16,5
3 x M8
CoNNeCTIoNS ANd CoNTroLS
A
Atomizing air hose connection (AA).
B
Paint hose connection.
C
Control air hose connection (CA).
E
d
Fan width adjustment.
Clockwise turning result in a round jet and
counter-clockwise turning in a wider fan.
e
Paint flow adjustment.
Clockwise turning result in a smaller
paint flow and counter-clockwise turning
increases the flow. The fluid flow is
regulated in the first instance by the choice
of paint nozzle and paint pressure.
f
Paint needle packing adjusting screw.
TrouBLe SHooTING
Fluttering paint
Insufficient paint in the
supply bin
Blocked gun fluid
Worn or loose fluid
Worn or loose needle
seal packing
Paint build-up on
nozzle or un air cap
or
Dirty or damaged fluid
Insufficient paint
Too low paint viscosity
Too high atomizing air
Too high paint viscosity
Too low atomizing air
Partial seizing of the
Dripping from fluid
Too tight fluid needle
nozzle
packing screw
Worn fluid nozzle or
Loose fluid needle
Loss of paint from the
packing screw
seal packing screw
(See F)
Dry or worn needle seal
ASP 30
CAuSe
SoLuTIoN
Refill the material bin
Clean to remove the
passage
blockage
Replace or tighten
nozzle
Replace or tighten
Clean fluid nozzle or
air cap (do NOT use
metallic object)
Clean or replace fluid
nozzle
nozzle
Increase
paint flow or reduce
atomizing air pressure
Increase viscosity
Reduce atomizing air
pressure
pressure
Reduce viscosity
Increase atomizing air
pressure
pressure
Lubricate needle
needle
Adjust
Replace parts
needle
Tighten and check
fluid needle for free
movement
Replace or lubricate
packing
3
Advertisement
