Maintenance And Repairs - SATA SATAjet 2000 LAB HVLP Instrucciones De Servicio

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scale mark at the gun body and turn
so that the scale mark with the large
number 0 coincides with the upper
edge of the scale on the gun body.
[18-1].
■ Example for adjustment 1-3-2:
■ 1 = number of full turns of the regulat-
ing cap in opening direction.
■ The turns can be read off the scale
on the gun body. Every scale mark
stands for one turn.
■ 3 = Large numbers (0-3) on the scale
ring.
■ Scale mark of the large numbers
must coincide with the upper edge of
the scale on the gun body [18-2].
■ 2 = Small numbers (0-3) on the scale
ring for fine adjustment.
■ Scale mark of the small numbers
must coincide with the upper edge of
the scale on the gun body [18-3].
Adjust spray fan pattern
Note!
A spray pattern with test report is
enclosed with the spray gun as
reference for adjusting the spray
fan. The round fan control (R) is
fixed to the ideal value with a lock
washer cannot be adjusted.
The scale washer [1-5] helps to
adjust the flat fan control. The in-
dex ring of the flat fan control can
be fixed in the required position.
■ Adjust the flat fan by regulating the
flat fan control (B) [1-6].
SATA LAB Automatic Gun Operating Instructions
Painting
When painting, only use as much
material as is required for the
specific procedure.
When painting, maintain the
necessary spray distance (see
chapter 4).
After painting, store or dispose of
the material correctly.
■ Adjust the necessary spray distance
(see chapter 4).
■ Ensure there is sufficient spraying air
feed and material supply.
■ Use the control air to trigger the con-
trol pulse for painting.
Switch off the automatic gun
■ Switch off the control air.
■ If spraying has finished or a longer
spraying break is planned, switch
the spraying air off, drain the gravity
flow cup, flush the gun and heed the
instructions for care and storage (see
chapter 11).

10. Maintenance and repairs

The following chapter describes the
procedures involved for maintaining
and repairing the automatic gun.
Note!
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