Switch-On; Temperature Adjustment - WAGNER TempSpray-H126 Operating Manual

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STARTUP
4.3

SWITCH-ON

Connect the heat controller to the mains supply. OFF appears
in the display window (A) to indicate operational readiness.
Press the START button (B), to switch the heat controller on.
The display window changes from OFF to the preset tempera-
ture of 40°C and the heating process begins.
While the material in the heated hose is being
heated, a dot illuminates in front of the tem-
perature display. As soon as this goes out, it
will take another approx. 2 minutes until the
material reaches the set temperature.
If the dot illuminates again during the work
cycle, the material in the hose is heated fur-
ther, in order to keep the set temperature
constant.
If the illuminated dot no longer disappears
and the spray result deteriorates, a smaller
nozzle should be used for this material.
4.4

TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT

The Temperature can be raised or reduced in 1° steps by us-
ing the foil-buttons and
ment). To set the temperature you adjusted, you have to push
the set-button START (B) within 3 seconds, otherwise the heat-
ing control resets to the temperature that was used before.
If you press on of the buttons
adjustment-speed raises. After confirming with START, "°C" il-
luminates constantly.
The adjustment range is from 20°C to 60°C. A change in every
direction is always possible.
The heating can take a couple of minutes until the adjusted
temperature is reached. This depends on the start tempera-
ture of the material and on the surrounding temperature.
It is assumed that the heating time takes from 3 to 8 minutes.
At temperature adjustments over 43°C, the
display value starts blinking. This is a hint for
possible danger of getting burnt.
To switch the heat controller off again, press the STOP but-
ton (D). The selected temperature will be saved until the next
start-up. However, if the power plug is removed, the heat con-
troller will be reset to the default temperature of 40°C upon
restarting.
This happens to avoid an unintended overheating of an even-
tually damageable coating material.
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(C) ("°C" flashes during adjust-
and (C) constantly, the
TempSpray-H326 / -H226 / -H126
TempSpray - H126
A
B
D
TempSpray - H326 / -H226
A
B
D
C
C