Cleaning The Housing - Henkel Teroson PowerLine II Instrucciones De Manejo

Dispensing from the cartridge
By operating the trigger valve, pressure is applied to the dispensing unit - the dispensing process begins.
- When the trigger is fully pressed, the whole pressure is available in the working cylinder
dispensing is carried out at max. speed
By releasing the trigger the gun is partially vented
- dispensing becomes slower
Further release of the trigger leads to complete venting
dispensing is stopped
The time taken by the venting depends on how empty the cartridge is: When the cartridge is almost empty,
stopping the dispensing can be expected to take more time.
Dispensing of the material must be done only to suitable surfaces.
Do not point at people.
Wear gloves and goggles.
Breaks in the work
During breaks all pressure should be released from the gun. To do this, disconnect the compressed air supply and then
briefly operate the trigger.
After use always store the gun protected from damage and contamination.
Storage should be at room temperature and normal atmospheric humidity.
5. Maintenance
Pressure-bearing parts
The PowerLine II cartridge gun should be maintained in accordance with the usual practices for pressure equipment:
Regularly check the pressure-bearing parts for wear and damage, and replace if necessary. This applies to the
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retainer nut in particular.
The pressure regulator, the safety valve and the manometer should be regularly checked for correct operation
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and replaced if necessary
Dirt trap
Regularly clean the dirt trap, check for damage, and replace if necessary.
If the dirt trap is very clogged, the dispensing performance reduces.

Cleaning the housing

The gun can be disassembled for cleaning and reassembled without special tools.
Assembly must be done only by persons with the appropriate qualification.
Do not use harsh cleaning substances.
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Use a suitable grease on seals (e.g. Klüber ISOFLEX Topas NB-52); replace damaged seals
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