SATA jet 1000 A RP/HVLP Instrucciones De Servicio página 106

Operating Instructions SATA Automatic Gun
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Attention!
Incorrect assembly can cause
damage to the automatic gun.
→ Fix the automatic gun on a flat
surface before all kinds of main-
tenance work.
→ Make sure that threads fit prop-
erly.
→ Grease all moving parts with
SATA high performance grease
(Art. No. 48173).
Loose screws can cause damage
to parts or result in malfunctions.
→ Tighten all screws by hand and
check that they are screwed tight.
Use of the wrong tool can dam-
age the automatic gun. → Only
use the special tool supplied by
SATA.
Springs and small parts can
fall out during dismantling. The
precise installation position and
installation sequence is shown
in the figures. Failure to comply
can cause damage to the parts or
result in malfunctions.
Spare parts are available for
carrying out repairs (see chapter
13).
10.1. Replacing the nozzle
set
The nozzle set consists of a tested
combination of paint needle
air cap
[7-7]
ways replace the complete nozzle
set.
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and fluid tip
[7-6]
Dismantle the nozzle set
■ Unscrew the regulating cap [7-1].
■ Unscrew the end cap (spanner size
24) [7-2].
■ Remove both springs [7-3], [7-4].
■ Remove paint needle [7-5].
■ Unscrew air cap ring [7-8] by hand
and remove together with the air cap
[7-7].
■ Unscrew fluid tip [7-6] using the SATA
universal spanner.
Fit new nozzle set
The components can be dam-
aged if fitted in the wrong order.
→ Always fit the fluid tip before
the paint needle.
The SATAminijet has no tapered
dowel pin for aligning the air cap.
■ Screw the fluid tip [7-6] in using the
SATA universal spanner.
■ Position the air cap ring [7-8]
together with the air cap [7-7] and
screw on by hand. Heed the correct
nozzle setting and check that the
notches in the air cap are aligned
with the tapered dowel pin [8-1]
(not in the SATAminijet).
■ Insert the paint needle [7-5].
■ Position both springs [7-3], [7-4].
■ Screw on the end cap [7-2].
,
[7-5]
■ Screw on the regulating cap [7-1].
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■ Adjust the material flow if neces-
sary (see chapter 9.2).
Attention!
Notice!