Anest Iwata Air Gunsa AZ3 HTE User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
AZ3 HTE / AZ3 HTE AV SPRAY GUN
PL
Before commencement of work thoroughly read this
manual and its instructions, including those regarding
safety of work, and strictly observe them.
IMPORTANT
The spray gun should be operated by a trained worker. Any use and/or servicing not in compliance with this manual will
INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY. Read these instructions before using the spray gun.
SPECIFICATIONS
Max. working pressure: 6.8 bar (98 PSI) Emitted noise level (LAeqT) 7.6 dB (A) Paint tank terminal: G 1/4" F
Temperature range: 5~40 °C Air inlet terminal: G 1/4 “ M
Model Supply
type Nozzle diameter
Ø mm
Head
symbol Lacquer output
ml/min
Width
mm Air consumption
l/min
Weight
with tank without tank
AZ3 HTE
AZ3 HTE AV
gravity
1.0 W2010135110 80 170
2.0
bar
200
680 540
1.3 W2010135113 150 240 200
1.5 W2010135115 190 260 200
1.8 W2010135118 260 300 205
2.0 W2010135120 265 310 205
2.5 W2010131400 424 340
3.0
bar
279
710 570
2.8 W2010133300 427 350 291
3.0 W2010131500 489 360 288
3.5 W2010131600 490 340 307
ATTENTION
Spare parts list is provided on page 3.
Manufactured by:
AIR GUNSA s.r.l. - Via degli Aceri, 1 - 21010 Cardano al Campo (VA) Italy

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DISTURBANCES DURING OPERATION
Fault
Reason
Remedy
Pulsation
1. Air penetrates between the nozzle and its
tapered seat in the body.
2. Air is drawn in through head seal.
1. Unscrew the nozzle in order to clean the
seat – replace if damaged.
2. Seal the head.
Crescent
1. Lacquer residues inside the head, partially
clogged head holes. Different air pressure in
both nozzles.
1. Remove soiling from nozzles and head.
Do not use metal objects to do this.
Skew
1. Lacquer residues on nozzle hole edges,
or damaged central hole in the head.
2. Loose nozzle.
1. Remove soiling from the nozzle or replace
it if damaged.
2. Unscrew the nozzle and clean its seat.
Splitting
1. Too low lacquer viscosity.
2. Too high liquid outflow.
1. Add more lacquer in order to increase
viscosity.
2. Adjustment with jet or needle control knob.
Separate stains
1. Too low lacquer viscosity.
2. Too high liquid outflow.
1. Reduce lacquer viscosity.
2. Increase liquid outflow.
Spitting
1. Nozzle and needle are incorrectly
mounted.
2. Too short stroke of release trigger
opening air flow.
3. Lacquer residues inside the head.
1. Clean or replace nozzle and needle.
2. Replace air valve unit.
3. Clean the head.
PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Location
Parts to check
Reason
Solution
Press
down
Adjust
Clean
Replace
Air leak from head
hole
Air
valve
Air valve Dirty or soiled seat X X
Air valve
seat Soiled or damaged X X
Worn out valve spring X
Valve sealing Damaged or aged X
Lacquer leaks Spray gun nozzle
hole
Nozzle - needle unit Soiled, damaged,
seat wear X X
Loose needle knob X
Worn out needle spring X
Nozzle - body Insufficiently tightened X
Soiled or damaged seat X X
Needle seal Needle does not return to
closed position - seal too
tight
X X
Needle does not return to
closed position - lacquer
residues on the needle
X X
Needle
seal Needle seal needle unit Wear X X
Seal Insufficient pressing down X
Lacquer does not
flow out Nozzle hole Needle knob Insufficient opening X
Nozzle hole Clogged X
Lacquer filter Clogged X X
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