xpotool 62567 Paint Sprayer User Manual

Operation Manual
Paint Sprayer
62567

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this quality product. To minimize the risk of injury we urge that our clients take some basic safety precautions when using this device. Please read the operation instructions carefully and make sure you have understood its content. Keep these operation instructions safe.

Safety precautions General safety precautions

• Warning! Make sure to carefully read the instructions and information contained within this operation manual and always abide by them. Non-compliance may cause fire and lead to property damage, severe injuries, or even death.
• Be aware that the safety instructions cannot cover all potential dangers that might occur while operating the device. It is therefore necessary to remain attentive and to operate the device with care.
• This device can only be used by individuals with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and/or knowledge if they have received instructions concerning the use of the appliance and are being supervised by a person familiar with the product and responsible for their safety. Children are not allowed to operate the device and should be always supervised to ensure that they do not play with it

Workplace safety

• Always keep your working area clean and well-lit. Cluttered or dark working areas greatly increase the risk of accidents.
• Only use the device within well-ventilated areas. Paint thinner and solvents may emit a hazardous vapor that might lead to severe health issues if inhaled.
• Do not use the paint sprayer near flammable objects, liquids, gases, dust, or explosive environments of any kind. Using the paint sprayer might create sparks that could ignite flammable substances and objects.
• Keep children and bystanders away from the working area. People entering the working area might cause distractions, leading to the loss of control over the device.

Electric safety

• The power plug of the device must match the socket. Never modify the power plug and do not use adapters when working with earthed paint sprayers. Using original plugs in combination with matching socket outlets greatly reduces the risk of accidents.
• Avoid contact with earthed surfaces such as pipes, refrigerators, heaters, and cookers. An earthed body increases the risk of electric shock.
• Do not expose the device to rain or environments with high levels of humidity. Water or moisture entering the device greatly increases the risk of electric shock.
• Handle the power cord with care. Do not pull at the power cord or abuse it to lift, carry or fix the device. Further, ensure that the power cord is not being pinched, and keep it away from heat, oil, and sharp edges. Entangled or damaged power cords greatly increase the risk of electric shock.
• When intending to use the device outside, make sure to use an extension cord suited for outdoor use. The use of an earth leakage circuit breaker greatly decreases the risk of electric shock

Personal safety

• Stay attentive. Concentrate on what you are doing and use the paint sprayer responsibly and with care. Do not use the device if you are tired or under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medicine. Carelessness might injure the user or people nearby
• Dress accordingly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry, and keep your long-haired tied up or covered. Further make sure to keep hair, clothes, and especially gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothes, accessories, and long hair increase the risk of injury as they might get caught in moving parts.
• Avoid unintentional activation of the device. Always make sure that the power switch of the device is turned off before connecting it to the main supply. Do not carry the device at the trigger and do not connect it to the main supply if its power switch is turned on.
• Do not lean too much forward. Always make sure to keep balance and a secure stand. Good balance and a secure stand increase the control over the device in unexpected situations and thereby decrease the risk of an accident.
• Wear appropriate protective equipment. When working with this device, ensure to wear a protective mask, protective goggles, work gloves, and non-skid safety shoes

Safety during use and care

• Do not force the device. Always use nozzles appropriate for the task to be done. Suitable nozzles work more efficiently and safely if used at the speed that they are designed for.
• Do not use this device if its power switch cannot be turned on and off correctly. Do not use the paint sprayer if its power switch is damaged or cannot be operated correctly. A malfunctioning power switch is dangerous, and needing repair before the device can be used again.
• Properly disconnect the device from the mains supply before exchanging equipment or performing any kind of cleaning, repairs, or maintenance work. Disconnecting the device from the mains supply before any adjustments prevent it from accidentally turning on and decreases the risk of accidents.
• Always make sure to store this device in a location inaccessible to children and do not let individuals unfamiliar with the device or this operation manual operate it. This paint sprayer can be dangerous if used by an inexperienced user.
• Perform maintenance on a regular basis. Carefully check the device and especially its moving parts for obstructions as well as signs of deformation, damage, wear, or any other condition that might affect the performance of the device. Make sure to have it repaired by qualified personnel in case of wear, damage, or any other performance-affecting issue. Many accidents involving paint sprayers are related to poorly maintained devices.
• Always use the device in accordance with the information and instructions found in this operation manual and consider local regulations, working conditions as well as the task to be performed. Inappropriate use of the device is dangerous, greatly increasing the risk of accidents

Safety during maintenance

Maintenance and repair work must be performed by qualified personnel and spare parts used must be of equal quality. This ensures a consistent quality of the performance as well as high safety standards.

Paint sprayer safety precaution

• Being operated with air pressure, the color is released with a lot of force. If used inappropriately, the color might be injected into the skin. This might lead to severe injuries and even amputations. In case of color accidentally being injected into the skin of a person, immediately contact a doctor. Do not treat an injection wound like a minor cut, since injections may lead to body parts having to be amputated and require immediate surgical treatment.
• Do not direct the paint sprayer at individuals or animals. Do not hold your hand in front of the nozzle and do not attempt to redirect color with your hand while operating the   device. Gloves and fabrics are not sufficient protection from toxic colors, sealants, impregnation agents, or dyes.
• Do under no circumstances come into contact with a stream of paint, no matter if released from the nozzle or a leak in the hose. Always make sure to keep the trigger as well as the power cord-free from paint.
• Do not operate the paint sprayer when it is empty. Operating the device with an empty tank might damage it.
• Do not use the paint sprayer with asbestos, metallic paint, glass, minium, powdered chalk, bleach, or abrasive, granular, or calciferous colors. The paint sprayer is not intended for processing these materials and might be damaged in the process.
• Do not use flammable substances in the vicinity of unshielded flames or ignition sources. Engines, electric devices, and controllers may create electric arcs capable of igniting flammable gases or vapor. Do not store flammable liquids, gases, or other substances near the paint sprayer.
• Always ensure that fire-fighting appliances are available and fully functional.
• Keep the pump away from the spray zone to avoid contact with solvents and paint fumes.
• Only use the paint sprayer with water-based or mineral materials.
• Under no circumstances use bleach, naphthalene, acetone, alcohol, or tool to clean the device or its accessories.
• Never use solvents with a combustion point below 21 ℃ to clean devices. Such solvents may cause explosions. Examples of suitable detergents are water, turpentine, and paint thinner. Please note that some of these detergents might be unsuitable for certain types of colors.
• Abide by the security instructions and information provided by the manufacturer of the substances and detergents used.
• Keep the hose away from sharp edges, since leaking or bursting hoses might lead to severe injuries. Regularly check the hose to ensure its integrity and immediately replace it if it should be damaged or show signs of wear.
• Always use the lowest air pressure setting when rinsing the paint sprayer.
• All hoses and components of the paint sprayer need to at least be able to resist a minimum pressure of 206.84 bar (3000 psi).
• The paint sprayer must be connected to a socket outlet that has been earthed in accordance with the local regulations and prescriptions.
• Be careful when using this device on windy days.
• Do not use the device without nozzle head protection or spray pistol.
• Clean the device after each use to prevent permanent damage and thereby prolong its service life.
• The casing of the device heats up during operation. Do not touch its casing before it has cooled down entirely.
• Remove the nozzle or set it to its cleaning position before cleaning or rinsing the device.
• Do not use pliers to fasten or loosen high-pressure connections

Sparks caused by inappropriate earthing may ignite vapor

• Abide by all local regulations concerning the use of containers for liquid supply and buckets containing solvents, used for rinsing and cleaning the spray system.
• Only use conductive metal buckets or containers if they have been placed on an adequately earthed surface (made of concrete). Place buckets on non-conductive surfaces such as paper or cardboard. Earth all-metal buckets by connecting them to earthed objects and structures (e.g., nearby pipes) with help of an earth cable. Make sure to keep them earthed during operation. Keep the earthing active, even when using the pressure of the paint sprayer to rinse the bucket. Further, be aware that the pressure emitted by the device can cause the bucket to tilt and therefore ensure to carefully hold it in place while pressing the metallic parts of the spray gun against the earthed metal bucket.
• Always make sure to keep the labels and nameplates found on the spray pistol readable as they contain important safety instructions.
• Avoid unintentional activations of the device and be prepared for its operation before starting the device.
• This device is not a toy and must be always kept inaccessible to children
• Individuals relying on cardiac pacemakers should consult a doctor before using the device. Electromagnetic fields might cause the pacemaker to malfunction.
• Warning! Some dust types created by electric grinding, sawing, drilling, or other construction work might contain toxic chemicals. Amongst them are:
  ◦ lead from lead-containing colors,
  ◦ crystalline silicon from bricks, concrete, and other materials for wall construction,
  ◦ arsenic and chromium from chemically treated lumber.
  The risk of exposure varies depending on the frequency with which this kind of work is performed. To reduce the pollution caused by these chemicals, ensure to work in a well-ventilated area and always use authorized safety equipment such as specially designed dust masks capable of filtering microscopic particles.
  Always keep this operation manual!
  Safety of earthen

Electric shock and electrocution because of improper earthing!

• Contact a qualified electrician if in doubt about the proper earthing of a socket outlet.
• Under no circumstances modify the power plug of the device and do not remove its earthing.
• Do not use the paint sprayer if its power cord or power plug shows signs of damage or wear. If either the cord or its plug is damaged, the device must not be used and the cable must not be repaired by laymen. Instead, have a qualified electrician replace the cord.
• If the power plug does not match the socket, contact a qualified electrician and have a matching socket-outlet be installed.
• The power plug of the device must be connected to a properly earthed outlet socket. In case of the paint sprayer malfunctioning, the earthing aids in protecting the user and reduces the risk of electric shock by diverting the current.

Safety of extension cords

• Earthed sprayers require a three-conductor extension cord. Double insulated sprayers, however, can be connected to extension cords with two or three conductors.
• The size and capacity of the extension cord must increase along with the distance from the socket-outlet. Using cables with insufficient size and capacity will lead to a voltage drop, reducing the performance of the sprayer and potentially damaging it.
• If a single extension cord is used for multiple paint sprayers, the ampere indications stated on each of the respective nameplates must be added to determine the minimum requirements for the extension cord.
• The smaller the wire gauge, the greater the capacity of the wire.
• Always make sure that the extension cord is in pristine condition before connecting it to the device or the main supply. Do not use worn or damaged extension cords and instead have them be replaced or repaired by a qualified electrician.
• Do not expose extension cords to sharp edges or objects, heat, moisture, or moist environments

Before commissioning
Familiarise yourself with the device and its functions before beginning its operation.
Principle parts and their name

Mode selector switch
This switch allows the quick selection of modes. It can activate the spray mode of the device or its aspiration mod

Release lock
If activated, this lock will prevent the trigger from being activated. The trigger should always be locked if the spray gun is not in use as it prevents unintentional activations and reduces the risk of accidents

Nozzle head
The nozzle can be turned and removed to facilitate the process of cleaning and clearing possible obstructions. The nozzle can be switched between spray and eject position

Pressure control button
The pressure controller allows switching between high-pressure and low- pressure spray modes, a clean and priming mode as well a rolling mode

Assembly

1. Attach the hose to the hose outlet and tighten it by using a wrench.
2.  Attach the hose to the spray gun and tighten the fix the connection with 2 wrenches.
3. Set the pressure control button to low pressure spray mode.

Pressure relief

1. Turn the power switch off and carefully disconnect the device from the main supply.
2. Use the mode selector switch to set the device to prime mode.
3. Direct the spray gun at a paint bucket and press the trigger to release the pressure.
4. Turn the release lock to lock the trigger.

Note: Always set the device to priming mode in between uses.

Spray gun priming

This procedure is used for the first application of the spray gun as well as the removal of residual fluids from the spray gun. Oil-based paint: Rinse the spray gun with white spirit (e.g., turpentine) before then thoroughly rinsing it with warm and clear water.
Warning! To decrease the risk of fire, the spray gun should contact an earthed metal object when the white spirit is applied. Water-based (latex) paint: Rinse the spray gun with warm and clear water.

Priming and start-up

1. Carefully separate the smaller intake pipe from the suction pipe.

2. Place the intake pipe inside a bucket.

3. Place the suction pipe inside a container filled with water or solvents.

4. Use the mode selector switch to set the device into aspiration mode.

5. Use the pressure control button to set the device to cleaning and priming mode.

6. Connect the paint sprayer to the mains supply and turn it on.

7. The paint sprayer will start pumping and thereby purge the system from residue water/solvent as well as air bubbles. Let the residue run into the bucket for 30 to 60 s,  before then turning the device off.

8. Remove the suction pipe from the water/solvent and place it inside a paint bucket

9. Once again turn on the device.

10. The paint should spread from the suction pipe through the sprayer and to the intake pipe until the paint leaves the same. Point the spray gun and activate it  by pressing the
    trigger.

11. Set the mode selector switch to spray mode and continue spraying into the bucket.

12. Stop spraying and lock the trigger with help of the release lock.

13. Remove the intake pipe from the bucket and clip it to the suction pipe. Then place both inside the paint bucket.

14. Once the pump and tubes have been primed, the motor will stop. If the motor, however, does not stop, then the priming steps must be repeated.

15. Start painting.

Painting

Before beginning the paintwork, ensure that the paint sprayer and its spray gun have been prepared according to the instructions within this operation manual.
Note: Remove or at least cover objects that you wish to protect from paint splatter and paint mist.
The distance between the spray gun and the surface you wish to paint should approximately be 30 cm.

1. Once the priming process has been completed, set the nozzle to spray position.
2. Start spraying with the lowest pressure setting. If necessary, slowly increase the pressure by turning the pressure control button clockwise to create a sufficient spray pattern

Spray techniques

1. Hold the spray gun straight and move the arm at a constant speed while keeping it approximately 30 cm to the surface.
2. Do not diversify the motion of the spray gun and avoid erratic motions, since this will lead to an uneven application of paint.
3. Always aim at the lower border of a line, to create overlapping lines.

Spray nozzle cleaning

It may occur that the nozzle of the spray gun gets obstructed by paint in the process of application. Abide by the following instructions, to successfully clean the nozzle.

1. Turn the device off and lock the spray gun trigger by using the release lock.
2. Set the nozzle to a cleaning position.
3. Set the mode control switch into spray mode
4. Once again turn the device on.
5. Unlock the trigger by releasing the release lock.
6. Spray into a bucket until the obstruction has been removed.
7. Let go of the trigger and once again lock it in place by activating the release lock.
8. Set the nozzle to spray position

Cleaning

1. Release the pressure and remove the pipes of the device from the paint. Drain the remaining paint from the device by holding the pipes over the paint bucket.
2. Separate the suction pipe and the intake pipe from each other.
3. Place the intake pipe inside an empty bucket.
4. Place the suction pipe inside a bucket filled with water or solvent.
5. Carefully remove the nozzle head from the spray gun.
6. Set the mode selector switch to spray mode
7. Turn the device on.
8. Spray the paint into the paint bucket
9. Switch to another bucket as soon as the paint released from the nozzle begins to thin.
10. Change the mode selector  switch setting to aspiration mode
11. Continue to spray until the spray gun releases a clear stream.
12. Release the trigger, turn the device off and release the pressure from the system.
13. Remove the guard from the spray gun.
14. Remove the nut
15. Remove the filter from the spray gun
16. Thoroughly clean the parts of the spray gun with soap water or mild detergents and a brush.

Storage

• Before storing the paint sprayer for a period exceeding 48 hours, ensure that it has been cleaned thoroughly.
• It is very important that there is no residue of water or water-based substances inside the pump, spray gun, pipes, or hoses of the device as such residue can damage the same.

Important! Clean the device before storing it. To do this, check and abide by the cleaning instructions.

1. Remove the hose connecting the spray gun with the device if it has not already been removed.
2. Place the device upside-down and remove the brackets from both pipes, before then disconnecting the same from the paint sprayer.
3. Insert 1 g of a mild oil or pump storage liquid into every intake
4. Set the mode selector switch to spray mode.
5. Turn the pressure control button to its lowest pressure setting.
6. Place a piece of cloth in front of the hose outlet.
7. Turn the device on and let it run for 5 s before turning it off again.
8. Set the mode selector switch to priming as this will keep the storage liquid inside the device.
9. Reconnect the pipes and secure them with brackets.
10. Clean the paint sprayer with a clean piece of cloth and store it in a clean and dry environment. Make thereby sure that it is always inaccessible to children.

Troubleshooting

it can be moved without obstruction.
Inconsistent paint stream, splashes, or stains| Damaged/clogged nozzle/filter| Clean, adjust or replace the nozzle/filter.
Polluted paint| Remove paint from the device and filter it.
The paint surface is uneven or suffers from orange peel effect| Too much paint applied| The paint must be thinned before application.
Wrong ink volume| Adjust the liquid controller.
Too much distance between sur- face and spray gun| Hold the spray gun closer to the surface.
Paint seeps| Paint too thin| Check the viscosity of the paint and thicken it if necessary.
Too much paint applied| Apply thinner layers and allow the paint to adhere to previous layers.
The spray gun held too close to the surface| Increase the distance between the spray gun and the surface.
Uneven application of the paint| Keep moving the spray gun evenly during the process of application.
Too many layers of paint| Evenly overlap layers of paint to regulate its thickness.
Blotchy surface or uneven paint application| The paint does not dry quickly enough| Use fewer diluting agents/thicken paint.
Uneven paint application| Make sure to apply the paint evenly and to overlap paths properly and equally.
The surface does not absorb the paint evenly| Use a sealing layer.
Blotches on the sur- face with a light cen- tre| Paint too thin| Use fewer diluting agents/thicken paint.
Uneven paint application| Make sure to apply the paint evenly and to overlap paths properly and equally.
The surface does not absorb the paint evenly| Use a sealing layer.
Blotches on the sur- face with a dark cen- tre| Surface dusty or dirty| Clean the surface with air pressure or a clean dust cloth.
The surface is not sanded sufficiently| Sand wood appropriately before applying paint.
Material structure too rough| Roughen the surface with a thinner before sanding it and removing remnants sticking out from the surface.

Parts list

Technical specifications

Exploded view

Disposal regulations

EU guidelines regarding the disposal of scrap electric appliances (WEEE, 2012/19/EU) were implemented in the law related to electrical and electronic equipment and appliances.
All WilTec electric devices that fall under the WEEE regulations are labeled with the crossed-out wheeled waste bin logo. This logo indicates that this electric equipment must not be disposed of with domestic waste.
The company WilTec Technik GmbH has been registered in the German registry EAR under the WEEEregistration number DE45283704.
Disposal of used electrical and electronic appliances (intended for use in the countries of the European Union and other European countries with a separate collection system for these appliances).
The logo on the article or on its packaging points out that this article must not be treated as normal household waste but must be disposed to a recycling collection point for electronic and electrical waste equipment. By contributing to the correct disposal of this article you protect the environment and the health of your fellow men. Environment and health are threatened by inappropriate disposal.

Material recycling helps reduce the consumption of raw materials.
Additional information on recycling this article can be provided by your local community, municipal waste disposal facilities, or the store where you purchased the article.

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