King Canada PERFORMANCE PLUS 8199N Instruction Manual page 8

FILLING THE PAINT CONTAINER
WARNING! Make sure the spray gun is unplugged.
1) Unscrew the container (A) Fig.2 from the spray gun
attachment.
2) After the paint/material has been properly thinned,
fill the container. Never fill over the max fill level of 1
liter (1000 ml).
3) Carefully screw the container back on to the spray
gun attachment.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the gasket (C) Fig.2 is in place before screwing the container
back onto the spray gun attachment. The gasket is located in the collar of the spray gun
and is used to create an air-tight seal between the container and the spray gun.
ALIGNING THE SUCTION TUBE
The suction tube (B) Fig.2 inside the container must be in place each time you use the
spray gun. If you are going to be spraying in a downward direction, the angled end of the
suction tube should be pointing toward the front of the gun. If you are going to be spraying
in an upward direction, the angled end of the suction tube should be pointing toward the
rear of the gun. By pointing the suction tube in the proper direction, you will not have to
refill the container as often.
NOTE: The spray gun is not suitable for painting ceilings
and/or any surface where the spray gun requires more
than a 45 degree angle for spraying.
IMPORTANT: Never tip the spray gun upwards at
more than a 45 degree angle. Material could get into
the turbine and damage the spray gun.
ASSEMBLING SPRAY GUN ATTACHMENT TO
BODY/MOTOR ASSEMBLY
The spray gun attachment (A) Fig.3 and the body/motor
assembly (B) need to be assembled. Insert the spray
gun attachment into the opening of the body/motor
assembly. Push as far as it will go, then turn the lock
knob (C) clockwise to secure both parts together.
SETTING SPRAY PATTERN
This spray gun has 3 different spray patterns: horizontal,
vertical and round. The vertical and horizontal patterns
are recommended for larger surfaces. The round spray pattern is used for small objects or
for areas, such as corners which are difficult to reach. Test each spray pattern to determine
which is the most suitable for your spraying task.
OPERATION & ADJUSTMENTS
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