BGS technic 3317 Instruction Manual página 7

OPERATION
Always use suitable paint/varnish. Before you start your operation, check the instructions of the
manufacturer.
Fill the desired amount of paint into the cup (#1). Make sure that you do not exceed its max.
1.
capacity of 550 ml.
2. Prepare the work piece carefully. Clean it – traces of dust and grease will seriously affect the
result. Cover or mask everything, which is not meant to be painted.
3. Pull the trigger and start your operation. Keep in mind to always keep a distance of 15 – 20 cm
between the nozzle and the work piece.
Adjusting the air supply
To achieve the best possible result on the work piece's surface, you will have to adjust the amount of
compressed air that drives your spray gun. Turn the air regulator (#5) clockwise to reduce the amount
of air. Turn it counter clockwise to increase it.
Adjusting the amount of paint
You can adjust the amount of sprayed paint in accordance to the surface of the work piece.
Turn the paint regulator (#2) clockwise to increase the amount of paint. Turn it counter clockwise to
reduce it.
Adjusting the spray jet
You can adjust the spray jet from a round jet to a rather wide jet. For larger work pieces the latter will
be more convenient. This can be adjusted vertically as well as horizontally. To get a round spray jet
turn the spray jet regulator (#3) clockwise. Turn it counter clockwise to get a wide spray jet.
Note
The professional operation of a spray gun takes some experience. Therefore we recommend that you
experience the spray gun's functions and its handling on a piece of paper or cardboard before you
start. Make a test run before each operation.
Storage
Contamination caused by dust or dirt can affect the gun's efficiency. Wrap up the spray gun with a
piece of plastic or kitchen foil before you store it so that it is secured against any type contamination
and later damage.
Maintenance / Cleaning
The spray gun does only work properly when it is kept clean. Clean your spray gun carefully and
thoroughly after each use. Follow these steps:
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Clean your tool by using paint thinner. Run the gun with paint thinner instead of paint to clean its
interiors.
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The nozzle thread and all moving parts should be lubricated with acid-free oil.
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Never use hydrocarbon halogen solvents to clean the gun. This may cause a chemical reaction.
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Never dip the gun completely into paint thinner.
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