Titan Tool 762-238 Manual

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PRESSURE

RELEASE

PROCEDURE:

Step

1:

Engage

trigger

safety

lock

on

gun.

Step

2:

Turn

off

pump

and

release

fluid

pressure

by

turning

the

pressure

relief

prime

valve

located

on

the

side

of

pump

down.

LOW

PRESSURE

CLEANING

PROCEDURE:

Step

3:

Remove

tip

and

let

soak

clean,

in

a

small

container

of

solvents

or

water.

Adjust

fluid

pressure

to

lowest possible

setting.

Step

4:

Turn

the

pump

on.

Tilt

syphon

tube

above

paint

container,

allowing

the

sprayer

to

pump

itself

dry

through the

return

tube.

Step

5:

Have

available

container

of hot

soapy

water

if

spraying

latex

(or

suitable

solvent for

oil

base

paints).

Do not

clean

with

mineral

spirits

if

using

latex

paint

as

this

will

make

jelly.

Step

6:

Place

syphon

tube

into

container

with

hot

soapy

water

or

solvents.

Let

circulate for

2-3

minutes,

then

turn unit

off.

Step

7:

To

save

paint

still

in

spray

hose,

turn

prime

valve

up

to

spray

position,

then

carefully

trigger

gun

into

and against

side

of

metal

paint

container.

Be

careful

of

splashing.

When

cleaning

solution

appears,

shut

off

gun

and

place

gun

in

a separate

metal

container.

Repeat

process

if

spraying

with

two

guns.

Step

8:

Trigger

gun

and

let

cleaning

solution

circulate for

approximately

2-3

minutes,

then

tum

unit

off.

Step

9:

Turn

prime

valve

down

and

remove

suction

tube

from

cleaning

container.

Turn

unit

on

and

allow

sprayer

to

pump

dry.

Step

10:

Take

a

clean

container

of

water or solvent

and

using

low

pressure

pump

through

system

until

clear.

If

cleaning

with

water,

pump

a

small

amount

of

mineral

spirits

or TIT

AN

LS-1

0

solution

through

pump.

This

will

protect against

corrosion.

Step

11:

Take

suction

tube

out

of

container

and

let

sprayer

run

itself

dry.

Step

12:

Check

filter

on

pump

and

gun.

Clean

or

replace.

Step

13:

Remove

spray

tip

from

solvent,

clean

with

a

soft

bristle

brush

and

store

in

a

dry

place.

FLUSHING SPECIFICATIONS

1.

New

Sprayer:

Oil

is

used

by

the

factory for

testing

and

protection.

It

is

necessary

to

flush

unit

before

spraying.

A.

If

spraying

water-base

paint,

flush

with

mineral

spirits

followed

by

water.

B.

If

spraying

oil-base

paint,

flush

with

mineral

spirits

only

2.

Changing

from

water-base

to

oil-base:

Flush

with

water,

then

mineral

spirits.

3.

Changing

from

oil-base

to

water-base:

Flush

with

mineral

spirits,

then

water.

4.

Changing

colors:

Flush

with

a

compatible

solvent

such

as

water

or

mineral

spirits.

5.

Storage:

To

assure

proper

performance

and

long

life,

always

clean

the

sprayer thoroughly

before

storing.

A.

Water-Base

Paint:

Flush

with

water,

then

mineral

spirits

and

leave

the

pump,

gun

and

hose

filled

with

mineral

spirits.

Shut

off

and

unplug

the sprayer

and

tum

pressure

relief

prime

valve

to

prime

to

relieve

pressure.

Return

prime

valve

to

spray

position.

B.

Oil-Base

Paint:

Flush

with

mineral

spirits.

Shut

off

and

unplug

the

sprayer, tum

the

pressure

relief

prime

valve

to

prime

to

relieve

pressure

and

leave

open.

Return

prime

valve

to

spray

position.

C.

During

storage

the Power

Cord

must

be

coiled

around

the

Cord

Holder

to

avoid

damage.

6.

Start-Up

After

Storage:

A.

Water-Base

Paint:

Flush

out

mineral

spirits

with

water.

B.

Oil-Base

Paint:

Flush

out

the

mineral

spirits

with

the

material

to

be

sprayed.

Always

dispose

of

mineral

spirits

in

a proper

way.

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