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Replacing the HEA filter
WARNING!
► The system must be depressurised in order
to carry out the following work. To do this,
follow the instructions in the section "Depres-
surising the appliance".
♦ Remove the high-pressure hosew from the
paint spray gun7.
♦ Turn the handle8 clockwise until the upper
end can be detached from the paint spray
gun7 (see fig. B). You can attach an adjusta-
ble spanner to the lower end of the handle to
help.
♦ Insert the appropriate HEA filter q for the
installed nozzle 5:
– white HEA filter (pre-fitted): nozzle 517
– yellow HEA filter: nozzle 311
♦ Turn the handle8 anticlockwise back into the
thread of the paint spray gun7.
NOTE
► Clean the HEA filters q regularly and re-
place them, if necessary. You can obtain
replacement filters from the service hotline
given in the section "Service".
Use
♦ Place the suction hose2 and return hose1
in the paint bucket.
♦ Press the valve trigger z to ensure that the
valve is free of any blockages.
♦ Insert the plug into a mains power socket.
♦ Turn the function switche to the vertical posi-
tion (PRIME).
♦ Turn the pressure regulator dial3 to position
2 to ensure that the paint is pumped through
the system.
♦ Wait until the paint runs through the return
hose1 back into the paint bucket. Turn the
pressure regulator dial3 to position 0 (off).
NOTE
► If no paint comes out, follow the measures
described in the section "Eliminating suction
problems".
♦ Turn the function switche to the horizontal
position (SPRAY).
♦ Turn the pressure regulator dial3 to a level
corresponding to the viscosity of the sprayed
material.
♦ Hold the paint spray gun 7 over an empty
container.
♦ Unlock the paint spray gun7 by turning the
safety catch6 so that its tip is facing down.
♦ Pull the trigger9 until the paint comes out in
a straight stream.
♦ Lock the paint spray gun7 by turning the safety
catch6 with the tip as far back and up as
possible.
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