Preparing For Operation - YATO YT-82553 Manual Del Usuario

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Only use original spare parts and carry out any repairs at an authorised workshop.
Disconnect the unit from the mains before performing any servicing works and when it is not used.
Always check that the actual supply voltage corresponds to the voltage indicated on the unit's nameplate.

PREPARING FOR OPERATION

CAUTION! Only install the accessories if the supply voltage is disconnected. Pull the power cord plug from the socket!
Determination of the coating material viscosity
The product is equipped with a viscometer (funnel), which allows to determine whether the viscosity (density) of the paint is
appropriate for the gun.
Mix the coating material to be sprayed. The purpose of mixing is to avoid uneven distribution of the coating material density.
Immerse the viscometer until it is below the surface of the liquid.
Raise the viscometer above the liquid surface and measure the time needed to empty the viscometer.
Depending on the type of liquid, the viscometer must empty within 18 s ± 2 s.
The density of the coating material may be reduced by using the diluent specifi ed in the documentation accompanying the coating
material.
Gun assembly (II)
Attach the head with nozzle and container to the drive housing. Make sure the lock knob is set to the open padlock symbol. Push
the head as far as it will go into the opening in the drive housing, then press the knob in and rotate it so that it points to the closed
padlock symbol. Make sure that the assembly is correct. The correctly assembled head cannot be removed in any other way than
rotating the knob so that it points to the open padlock symbol.
Filling and assembly of the paint container
Unscrew the paint container. Push the suction pipe fi rmly into the mounting opening. The end of the suction pipe is bend to help
empty the container more accurately when holding the gun at an angle, e.g. when painting fl oors or ceilings. When turning the
suction pipe, point the bent end of the pipe in the opposite direction to the expected inclination of the gun (III). Fill the container
with paint of suitable viscosity. Do not exceed the upper capacity marker of the paint container. Carefully screw the container to
the gun and tighten it to seal the connection.
GUN OPERATION
The gun is not suitable for spraying the following paints:
High-density paints.
Paints containing abrasives such as red lead.
Coarse-grained paints.
Corrosive and base paints.
All adjustments of the nozzle must be carried out with the power supply disconnected. To do this, unplug the power cord plug
from the socket.
Spray adjustment
The gun nozzle allows to set the spraying plane and width of the spaying material. The spraying plane can be set by rotating the
air nozzles. The air nozzles in a vertical position allow to obtain horizontal spraying plane, and nozzles in a horizontal position
allow to obtain vertical spraying plane of the coating material (IV). The width of the jet is set by means of an independent lever
which can be set in one of the two positions (V) signed with a symbol of a narrow or wide jet of the coating material. Do not place
the adjustment elements in positions other than those described in the manual.
CAUTION! Do not press the spray gun trigger button while adjusting the air nozzles.
Adjustment of the amount of spraying of coating material (VI)
Behind the trigger / on/off switch, there is a control knob that limits the depth of the trigger pull. The deeper the trigger is pressed,
the more spray material comes out of the spray gun nozzle. Turning the knob clockwise increases the amount of coating material,
turning the knob counterclockwise decreases the amount of coating material. The trigger has a mark to facilitate the adjustment.
Switching on/off
Fill the container with the coating material according to the procedure described above.
Make sure that the voltage on the nameplate corresponds to the mains voltage.
Make sure that the gun trigger is not pressed.
Plug the power cord plug into the socket.
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