Grizzly H5530 Manual

This 5 Pc. Air Tool Kit contains a paint spray gun,
a blow gun, a tire inflator with pressure gauge, a
cleaning gun, and an air hose.
Using the Spray Gun
1. Attach the paint reservoir onto the spray gun
and attach the air hose.
2. Adjust the air pressure regulator on the
compressor to 30 PSI.
3. Identify the spray gun controls in Figure 1 and
adjust in the following order:
A. Fluid Control—Adjusts how far back the
trigger can be pulled, affecting the volume
of finish released.
B. Pattern Control—Variably adjusts the
spray pattern from round to a wide fan.
C. Nozzle Control—Adjusts the spray
pattern from vertical to horizontal.
Nozzle
Control
Pattern
Control
Figure 1. Spray gun controls.
THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL REPRESENTS THE CONFIGURATION OF THE MACHINE AS IT IS CURRENTLY BEING SHIPPED. THE MACHINE
CONFIGURATION CAN CHANGE AS PRODUCT IMPROVEMENTS ARE INCORPORATED. IF YOU OWN AN EARLIER VERSION OF THE MACHINE, THIS
MANUAL MAY NOT EXACTLY DEPICT YOUR MACHINE. CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT DIFFERENCES.
5 PC. AIR TOOL KIT
Fluid
Control
Paint
Reservoir
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PREVIOUS VERSIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE.
MODEL H5530
4. Hold the sprayer 6"–8" from the workpiece,
and keep the spray gun perpendicular to the
workpiece during strokes. DO NOT pivot your
wrist when spraying! Feather strokes by
starting your stroke before triggering the spray
gun, and releasing the trigger before finishing
the stroke. Overlap strokes by 50%.
5. Maintain the spray gun by doing the following:
A. Clean the spray gun after each use by
spraying a small amount of thinner. DO
NOT immerse the spray gun in the thinner.
B. Use a soft bristle brush soaked with
thinner when cleaning inside the spray
gun.
C. Trigger, control valves, and springs should
be lubricated periodically.
EXPLOSION HAZARD! Do
not
fluids near an open flame
or ignition source.
spray flammable
RESPIRATORY HAZARD!
Always wear a respirator
rated for paint
solvent vapors when
operating the
Spray Gun.
ALWAYS wear
protection while using
air tools. Fluid or debris
may be propelled into
the air causing serious
personal injury.
and
Paint
eye