Dulux RapidFish D500 User manual

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D500 OPERATING MANUAL

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CONTENTS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3
9. ADJUSTING THE
MATERIAL VOLUME 11
1.
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS USED 3
10.
SPRAY TECHNIQUE 11
2.
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
2.1 Workplace safety 3
11.
CLEANING 12
2.2
Electrical safety 3
12.
REASSEMBLY 14
2.3 Personal safety 4
13.
MAINTENANCE 15
2.4 Use and care 4
2.5 Service 5
14.
SPARE PARTS LIST 16
3.
DULUX RAPIDFINISH SAFETY
15.
ACCESSORIES 17
INSTR UCTIONS
5
16.
TROUBLESHOOTING 17
3.1 Workplace safety 5
3.2
Personal safety 6
17.
ffCHN ICAL DATA 18
3.3 Electrical safety 6 Information about the
oscillation level
18
3.4
Cleaning and servicing 6
18.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 19
4.
DU LUX RAPIDFINISH PARTS 7
19.
PRODUCT LIABILITY 19
5.
COATING MATERIALS 8
22.
CUSTOMER SERVICE 20
6.
PREPARING THE COATING MATERIAL 8
Two year guarantee 20
7.
S ET UP
9
8.
ADJUSTING THE SPRAY SETTING
10
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these operating instructions carefully before using this device. Observe all
of
the safety instructions provided in this document. Keep these operating instructions
in a safe place for future reference.
1. EXPLANATION OF
SYMBOLS USED
Th e follow in g icons are used in these
opera
ting instructions.
-
Ind icates a pote ntial danger
of personal inju ry to you or
damage
to the device.
Indicates
an electrical
hazard and the danger
of
a potenti al electrical ~hock.
In dicates a tip for using
the device or other
helpful information.
Indicates useful
env ironmental in fo rm ation
relating
to the device.
2. GENERAL SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
2.1
Read all inst ru ctions
ca re full y.
Failure
to fo ll ow these
in structions may resu lt in
electric sh ock, fire and or
ser ious personal injuri es.
WORKPLACE SAFETY
Keep you r workplace clean and well lit .
Untidy workplaces with poor lighting
are more
likely to result in an acc id ent.
Neve r use the Rapid Fini sh device in
an area containing flammable liquids,
gases or combustible dusts. Power
too ls com mo nly generate sparks that
can i
gn it e dust or va pours.
Do n ot use th e RapidFinish device when
c
hil dren or other people are nearby.
You can lose co nt ro l of the device if
you are distracted.
2.2 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Keep the Rap idFinish device away
fr om rain and mo isture. There is a
greater risk
of an electric sh ock if water
penetrates electrical equipment.
Do not
operate the RapidFinish device where
it can fall or be dropped into water
(Eg. Pool or pond).
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If you cannot avoid using the RapidFinish
device
in a damp environment, use
a
residual current operated circuit-
breaker (or RCD) to reduce the risk of
electric shock.
Before
commencing work, ensure the
electrical socket to be used is suitably
protected by a circuit breaker, or fuse.
Exposed and unused
electrical sockets
in the
work area must be masked before
spraying. There is the ri
sk of an electric
shock if sprayed material enters an
electrical socket.
If
working outdoors with the RapidFinish
device, only use
an extension cable that
is su itable for outdoor use and in good
work ing condition. Using a suitable
extension lead reduces the risk of
an electric shock .
2.3 PERSONAL SAFETY
4
Remain attentive at all times when
using the RapidFinish device.
Do not
use the
tool if you are tired or under
the influen ce of drugs, alcohol or
medication. Any lapse in concentration
while using t he device can lead to
serious injuries.
Always wear personal protective
equipment when using the RapidFinish
device, including safety goggles.
Depending
on the type of power tool
being used, wearing personal protective
equipment such
as a dust mask, non-slip
safety shoes, hard hat and ear protection
reduces the
risk of injury.
Avoid
starti ng up the RapidFinish device
accidentally. Make
sure that the tool
is switched off before connecting it
to the power supply, picking it up or
carrying it. Placing your finger on the
power switch while carrying the device,
or connecting the device to a power
supply which it is already sw itched on
increases the risk of an accident.
Avoid
an unnatural posture when using
the RapidFinish device. Make sure that
you are standing with you r feet
firmly
on the ground and have your balance
at
all times. This will e na ble you to
better control the tool in any
unexpected situation.
Always
wear suitable clothing when
operating the RapidFinish device.
Contain long
hair a nd avoid loose
clothing or Jewellery. Loose clothing,
jewellery
or long hair can be caught in
moving
parts, resulting in injur y.
This d
ev ice must not be used.by c hildr en
or people with restricted physical,
sensory or mental abilities or who ha ve
little experience or knowledge about
spray painting.
2.4 USE AND CARE
Do not overload the power tool. Always
use a
tool that has been designed for
the work that you are do ing. Using
power tools for anything other than the
intend
ed purpose ca n lead to accidents.
Do not use the RapidFinish device if t
he
switch is defective. A device that cannot
be switched on or off is dangerous and
must be repaired before it can be used.
Remove the power plug
from the
electrical socket before changi ng
RapidFinish device settings, adding
or removing accessories, or putting

the device away. This prec9 utionary
measure will prevent you from starting
the device unintentionally.
Store the RapidFinish device out of the
reach of children.
Do not let anyone
who is unfamiliar with the device or who
has not read the operating
instructions
use the device. Th e RapidFinish device
can
be dangerous when used by
inexperienced persons.
Ta ke proper care of your RapidFinish
device. Check that moving
parts function
freely
without jamming. Repair or replace
damaged
parts before using the device.
Many accidents are the
result of using
a
poorly maintained device.
Use the power tool, accessories, insert
tools,
etc. in accordance with th~se
instructions only.
You should always take into
consideration the work conditions and
the type of activity to be carried out
before using the Rapid Finish device.
The use ofpower tools for purposes
other
than the intended ones can lead
to dangerous situations.
2.5 SERVICE
All repa ir s to the RapidFinish device
should
be performed by an authorised
technician using original spare parts.
Service or maintenance of the de vi ce
by unqualified personnel or using
non-genuine
parts may result in
damage to the device
or injury to the
user. For
further product or application
advice please contact Dulux Customer
Service AUST 13 25 25.
3.
3.1
If the supply cord is
damaged, it must
be replaced by the
manufacturer, service
agent
or a similarly
qualified person in order
to avoid a safety hazard.
DULUX RAPIDFINISH
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WORKPLACE SAFETY
The device must not be used in
workplaces where potentia ll y explosive
vapour I gas or combustible dust
atmospheres may be present.
There must not be any sources of
ignition in the vicinity
during spraying,
such
as open fires, heater elements,
cigarettes, cigars and tobacco pipes,
sparks, live elec trical equipment and
hot
surfaces.
Only spray substances that are known
to be
non-hazardous. Follow the
instructions provided on the container
and observe any specifications from the
manufacturer. Do not use the devi ce to
spray highly flammable substances wit h
a flash point below 23°C I
refer coating
manufacturer's Safety Data Sheet).
Take care to
ensure that solvent paint
vapours are not sucked in by the device
when using either indoors or outdoors.
Be aware of the wind direction when
working outdoors. Wind can carry
the coating substance a greater
distances, potentia ll y causing damage
to
surrounding areas.
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When work in g indoors, always ensure
your work areas are adequately ventilated.
3.2 PERSONAL SAFETY
Paint mist and solvent paint vapours
are damag
in g to your health. Always
wear breath in g equipment such as
organic
vapou r/particulate respirators
and
only work in well ventilated rooms
or while using supplementary
ventilation equipment.
It is also advisable to wear add iti onal
personal protective equipment such
as protective clothing [overalls and
long sleeve shirt). safety glasses, ear
protection and impervious gloves when
using this device.
Never point the spray stream towards
another person or animals.
Do not let children handle the device.
3.3 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Before commencing any work, the
conditi
on of the power cord and power
p
lu g must be checked to ensure it is in
good working condition. If there is any
sign of deterioration and I or damage,
do not use the device.
Ensure that the power
plug securely fits
the electrical socket. The power
plug
must not be modifi ed in any way. Using
unmodified plugs and suitable sockets
reduces the risk
of an electric shock.
Never operate t
he device if the nozzle
seal is damaged or missing. Adamaged
or missing nozzle seal can allow liqui ds
to enter the device, increasing the risk
of electric shock. Check the nozzle seal
before each use.
To avoid damage to the power lead,
do not carry the de vice by the lead,
hang
it from the lead, or pull on the
lead
to remove the power plug . Keep
the lead away from heat, o il , sharp
edges and
moving tool parts. Damaged
or twisted lea
ds increase the risk of
an electric shock.
3.4 CLEANING AND SERVICING
Before cleaning or commencing any
work on the spray gun unplug power
plug from t he electrical socket.
Always remove the spray attachment
and container from the motor before
clean
ing . Highly fla mmab le materials
with a flash poin t below 23°C should
not be used to clean the device.
i)Jever open the device yo urse lf in order
to make repairs to t he electrical system.
All repairs must be performed by an
authorised technician.
Th e device must only be used with a
func tional
valve. If pa int ri ses in the
ventilating hose [figure
1, item 11 )stop
using the
dev i ce immediately. Dismantle
and clean the ventilat
in g hose, valve and
diaphragm. Replace the diaphragm
if
necessar y. Do not lay the device on
its side.
Only use ori gina l DU LUX or WAGNER
accessories and spare parts with this
device
to guarantee compliance with
all safety regulations.

4. DU LUX RAPIDFINISH PARTS
DULUX RapidFinish parts (Fig. 1)
1 .A irCap 9. Main s lead
2. Nozzle 10 . Container
3. Union nut 11. Ventilating hose
4. Spray
gun front part 12. Valve
5. Tr igger 1 3. Operat ing instructions
6. Spray gun rear part 14. Replacement n ozz le seal*
7. Material volume adjustment 15. Lubricating grease*
8. Air fi lt er cover
*These items are located inside the Container, remove before starting operationI
FIGURE 1
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5. COATING MATERIALS
Suitable for use Not suitable for use
• Water- and solvent-based paints
• Finishes
•
Primers
• Two-component paints
•
Clear finishes
• Staining
sealers
• Wood sealer-preservatives
Table 1: Coating materials
• Materials that contain highly abrasive
components
• Highly alkaline and acidic paints or
materials with high viscosity
•
Flammable materials with a flash
point below 23°C (refer coating
manufacturer's Safety Data Sheet]
6. PREPARING THE COATING MATERIAL
8
The spray attachment provided with the RapidFinish device can be used to spray paints
and
varnishes that are undiluted or slightly diluted.
Detailed
information regarding which paints and varnishes are suitable for spraying
is available
from the coating manufacturer. You should consult with your coatings
manufacturer as to whether its products are suitable for use in the RapidFinish device.
To prepare the coating material for spraying:
1. Stir the material and put the required amount into the paint container
[figure
1, item 10]
2. If the flow rate is too low, dilute the sprayed material with an appropriate
thinning agent starting with 5%, gradually increasing to 10% until the flow
rate meets your requirements.
Sprayed material Dilution
Varnish Undiluted
Wood prese
rvat ives, mordants, oils, Undiluted
disinfection agents, plant protective agents
Paints containing
solvents and Dilute by 5-10%
water-soluble paints, primers and
thick-film varnishes.
Table 2: Thinning recommendation

7. SET UP
Before connecting the device to the mains suppl y,
check that the supply voltage is identical to the
va lue on the rating plate.
To set up the RapidFinish device for operat ion:
1. Unscrew the contain er from the spray gun.
2. Set the contain er on a sheet of paper and pour
in the prepared coating material.
3. Align the suction tube inside the container (figure 21
according to the location of the target object.
If the device
will be ti lt ed downwards (for example,
when spraying objects placed
on the ground). turn
the suction tube fo r wards (fi gure 2A ).
If the device will be t ilt ed upwards (for example,
when spraying
objects overhead). turn the suction
'tube
rearwards (fi gure 2B1. ..
If the suction tube is positioned correctly, the
container contents can be sprayed out wit h
very
little residue remaining.
4. Screw the contain er tightly on to the spray gun.
5. Connect the front part with the rear part of the spray gun (figure 31.
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6. Place the device down on a level, clean surface. Do not place the device on an
uneven surface as it could tip over.
7. Point the device at the target object [or test surface) and pull the trigger.
8.
The RapidFinish device has a two-stage trigger. Pressing the trigger to the first
stage
starts the turbine. When the trigger is depressed further the device will start
spraying the coating material.
Adjust the spray setting
on the device as required [see section 81.
8. ADJUSTING THE SPRAY SETTING
10
The Rapid Finish device has three different spray jet FIGURE 4
settings, depending on the required application and the
nature
of the target object.
Never pull the trigger while adjusting the
air cap.
Doing so may result in i njury.
To adjust the spray setting of the Rapid Finish device:
1. Unscrew the union nut slightly [figure 4A).
2. Turn the air cap [figure 4B) to the desired spray
setting position [arrow).
3. Retighten the union nut.
Fig. 5A = vertical flat jet 7 for horizontal surfaces
Fig. 5B = horizontal flat jet 7 for vertical surfaces
Fig. 5C = circular jet 7 for corners, edges and
hard-to-reach surfaces
FIGURE 5
e (I) 0
0c=> 0
A B C

9. ADJUSTING T HE
MATERIAL VOLUME
Set the material volume by turning the regulator on
the trigger of the spray gun (figure 6).
-turn to the le ft
~ lower material volume
+ turn to the right
~ higher material volume
10. SPRAY TECHNIQUE
FIGURE 6
The spray result will depend on the smoothness and cleanliness of the surface be ing
sprayed. The spray surface should be carefully prepared and kept free of dust.
Cover all surfaces
not to be sprayed, including screw threads and similar parts of
the target object.
It is advisable to test the spray gun on cardboard or a similar surface to find the
correct setting.
,.
Begin spraying outside of the ta rget area and avoid interruptions when spraying inside
the target area.
Move t he spray gun evenly from side to side or up and down, depending on the spray
pattern setting (see section
8). An even movement of the spray gun results in an even
surface quality.
Correct (figure 7A)
FIGURE 7
Hold the spray gun an even distance
of 5- 15 cm from the target object.
Incorrect (figure 78)
Varying the distance between the spray
gun and the target object will result in
heavy spray fog bui ld- up, and uneven
surface quality.
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When coating material bui ld s up on the nozzle
[figure
8A] and the air cap [figure 8B ], clean both
parts wi th a solvent or water.
Clean the device immediately if
worki
ng wi th a t wo -component
varnis
h.
11. CLEANING
12
The RapidFinish d~vice must be properly cleaned
for problem-free operation.
Warranty claims will not be accepted if the device
has been improperly cleaned or not cleaned at
all.
T he container should be ve nted
du ri ng long breaks and once the
work
is fini she d.
Turn the conta in er slightly to open
and break the air seal, then close
it
aga in. A lt ernatively, you can vent the
container
by pulling the trigger and
letting the
pa i nt run back into the
original paint container.
To clean the Rap idFinish device:
1.
Unplug the de vice from the electrical socket.
2. After unlocking the co nn ection by pressing
the
hook (fig . 9] turn the front or back part
by 90°. Then you can separate both parts.
3. Unscrew the container and pour any
remaining coating material back into
its original container.
4. Preclean the container and s uc tion tube
wi th a brush.
5. Clean the ve nt ilating bore [figure 10A].
FIGURE 8
FIGURE 9
FIGURE 10
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6. Pour solvent or water'(depending on the coating material used) into the container
and screw the container back
on.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Flammable materials with a flash point below 23°C should not be used to
clean the device.
Reassemble t
he device.
Insert the power
plug into the electrical socket.
Turn the device on and spray the solvent or water into a container or a cloth.
Repeat steps 6
to 10 above until the solvent or water emerging from the nozzle
is clear.
Turn off the device and remove the power pl ug from the electrical socket.
Unscrew the container and empty
it of any remaining solvent or water.
Pull out the suction tube
with the container seal.
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Never clean seals, diaphragm and nozzle or air holes of the spray gun with
metal objects.
The ventilation hose and diaphragm are only solvent-resistant to a limited
extent.
Do not immerse in solvent, only wipe.
14. Pull the ventilating hose (figure 11A) out from t he FIGURE 11
top of the spray gun body, unscrew the valve cover
(figure
118) and remove the diaphragm (figure 11C)
15. Clean all of these parts carefully.
Never
hold the device rear part under
water or immerse
it into li quids.
Clean the housing
only with a
moistened cloth.
16. Clean the outside of the spray gun and container
with a cloth soaked in solvent or water.
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17. Unscrew the union nut [figure 12A] and remove
the
air cap [fi gure 12B] and nozzle [figure 12C].
18. Clean the air cap, nozzle seal (figure 120] and
nozzle
with a brush and solvent or water.
FIGURE 12
12. REASSEMBLY
14
The device can only be operated with an integer
diaphragm [figure 11Cl.
To fit the integer diaphragm:
1. Place the diaphragm with the pin facing upwards on the bottom section of the valve
[refer to the marking on the spray gun body].
2. Screw the va l ve cover in place.
3. Insert the vent il ating hose into the valve cover and over the nipple on the gun body.
Never operate the
de vice' if the nozzl"e seal is damaged or missing. A damaged
or missing nozzle seal can allow liquids to enter the device, increasing the
risk of electric shock.
4.
5.
Slide the nozzle seal [figure 130] with the groove [slot]
facing the nozzle [figure
13 Bl.
Inse
rt the nozzle (fi gure 12C ] into the spray gun body
and
turn it until it is in the correct position.
6. Place the air cap [figure 12B ] on the nozzle and tighten
it using the union nut.
7. Place the contain er seal from below on the suction tube
and
sl ide it over the collar, while turning the container
seal slightly, and inse rtin g the $UCtion tube with
container seal in the spray gun body.
FIGURE 13

13. MAINTENANCE
Change the air filter if it is soiled [figure 14).
The Rapid Finish device comes with lubricating grease to
enable the spray attachment to be mounted more easily.
Apply the lubricating grease liberally to the 0- ring at
the rear
of the spray attachment [figure 15A).
Ne ver operate t he machi ne without
t
he air fi lter.
The air fi lt er prevents dirt from being
sucked
into the device w hich could
interfere
with its function.
Disconnect the power
plug from the
electrical socket before changing
any
parts of the device.
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FIGURE 14
FIGURE 15
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14. SPARE PARTS LIST
No. Description
1 Union nut
2
Air cap
..
~
3 Nozz le 1 2.5 mml
4 Nozzle seal
5 0-ring
6 Materialvolume regulati
on with spring, complete
7 Spray
gun front part complete incl. 800ml co ntainter
8
Air fi lter set !ri gh t+ le ft!
9
Air filter cover !ri ght+ left)
10 Container seal
11 Sucti on tube
12 Container with cover 800ml
13 Vent il ating hose, va l ve cover, diaphragm
14 St ir stick
15 Lubricat
ing grease Ina fig.)
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Table 3: Spare parts list [fig ure 161
FIGURE 16
7
16
5
Part Number
0417 319
2305 144
2305 13 1
04 17 706
0417 308
0417910
04 17 916
04 17 912
2324 597
04 17 358
0417 357
2341 446
2304
027
2304 419
23 ,15 539
13
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15. ACCESSORIES
Container wit h cover, 800 ml
[Prevents paint from dry in g out and solvent evaporating.)
Table 4: Rap idFinish accessories (not included)
Further informat ion on spare parts ca ll Dulux customer service on 13 25 25.
16. TROUBLES HOOTING
Problem
Cause
Remedy
No coating Nozzle clogged Clean nozzle
material emerges Feed tube clogged Clean feed tube
from the nozzle Material
volu me setting turned too Turn material vol um e adjust ing
far to the left[-) screw to the right [+I
Feed t ub e loose Reinsert feeder tube
No pr ess ure bu il d-up in the co n ta i ne r Tighten container
Coating material Nozzle loose • Tighten nozzle
drips from the Nozzle worn Change
nozz le
nozz le
Nozzle seal is missing or worn In se rt an in tact nozzle seal
Coati
ng ma te rial clogged at a ir cap, Clean air cap, nozzle a
nd needle
n
ozz le or needle
Atomisati
on
Viscosity of coat in g material too h ig h Thin coat ing mat er ial
too coarse Material
vol ume too large, mater ial Turn material volume adjusting
vol um e adjust ing screw turned too
screw to th e le ft[-)
far
to the ri ght[+)
Nozzle contaminated Clean nozzle
Air filter heavily soi l ed Change air filt er
Too little pressure build - up in co nt ai ner Tighten co nt ai n er
Spray jet pulsates Coating material
in conta in er Refill container
ru nni ng out
Air filter heav il ysoiled Change air filt er
Nozzle seal is missing or worn In
sert an in tact n ozz le seal
Coat in g mate ria l Too much coating material applied Turn material volume adjusting
causes ·paint tears· screw
to the lef t[- )
Too much fog of
Di stance to the object too large Reduce distance to object
coating material
Too much coati ng ma te ri al appl ied Turn mater ial vol um e adjusting
[overspray) ' screw
to the l eft[-)
Paint in t he
Diaphragm soil ed Clean the diaphragm
ventilat in g hose Diaphragm
de fecti ve Replace th e diaphragm
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17. TECHNICAL DATA
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Technical Data
Maximum viscosity
110 DIN-s
Po we r source
240 V -, 50 Hz
Power consumption 330W
Atomi
zing output 75 W
Double insulation
[g]
Sound pressure level*
74 dB IA]; Uncertainty K=4 dB
Sound pressure output*
87 dB [A]; Uncerta in ty K=4 dB
Oscillation level **
< 2.5 m/s2; Uncertainty K=1 .5 m/s'
Weight
1,3 kg
* Measured in accordance with EN 50144-2-7:2000
•• Measured in acco rd ance with EN 60745-1
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OSCILLATION LEVEL
The specified oscillation level ha s been mea su red according to a standard test procedure
and can
be used to compare against electric tool 9.
The oscillation level is also used to determine an initial assessment of the vibrational strain.
Note: The vibration emission value can differ from the specified value when the electric
tool is actually in use, depend in g on how the electric tool is being used. It is necessary to
specify safety
measures to protect the user. These measures are based on an estimated
shutdown
during the actual conditions of use. All stages of the operati ng cycle are taken
into consideration when calculating these values, including
times when the electric tool
is switched off, and t
imes when it is switched on but running without any load.
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18. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
-
This device and all accessories and packaging should be disposed of in
an environmentallyfriendly manner or recycled. Do not dispose of the
appliance w
it h household waste.
Support
env iro nmental protection by taking the device to a local co llect ion
point or obta in infor mation from a specialist retailer.
Leftover paint and solvents must
not be emptied in to drains, the sewage
system or disposed
of as household rubbish. Th ese items must be disposed
of separately as special waste. Please pay special attention to the instructions
on the product packaging.
19 . PRODUCT LIABILITY
Th e manufacturer wi ll only be liable for faults in the product if all parts are original parts
or
have been approved for use by the manufacturer, and have been mounted to the dev i ce
and are operated correctly. The rrJ, anufacturer will not be liable for any fau lts or defects
in t he Rapid Finish device arisi ng from misuse.
If non-approved th ir d -p arty accessories or spare parts are used in the Rapid F ini sh
device, the manufacturer is exonerated whollyor partly from liab il ity if the use of
third-party accessories or spare parts caused a defect in the product.
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22. CUSTOMER SERVICE
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TWO YEAR GUARANTEE
Th e man ufa cturer's guarantee covers this device for a period of two years, start ing
from the date of sale. It covers and is r estr icted to free-of-charge rectification of faults
which are demonstrably attributable to the use of faulty materials in manufacture or
assembly errors.
The guarantee does not cover incorrect use or commi ss ioning or fitting or repa ir
workw hi ch is not stated in our operat in g instructions. Standard w ear and tear of
parts is al so exclu ded fr om the guarantee. Th e guarantee excludes commerc ia l use.
We exp ressly reser ve the righ t to fulf il the guarantee. The guarantee expires if the
tool
is repaired by persons ot her than DU LUX ser vice personnel.Transport damage,
maintenance
wo rk and loss and damage due to faulty ma int enance wo rk are not
cove r ed by th e guarantee.
Under
any guarantee cla im , an orig ina l receipt must be pr ovided as proof of purchase.
Wherever legally possi
bl e,we exclude all liability fo r i nju ry, damage or consequential
loss; especially if the
too l has b e. en used fo r a pu rp ose other than th at stated in the
operati
ng inst ru c ti on s; commission ed or repaired other than in accor da n ce w ith our
operati
ng instr uc ti ons; or if repa irs are performed bysomeone who is unqua li fie d.
We r eser ve the right to perform any repa ir s in excess of those stat ed in our operati ng
instructions.
Our goods also come wi th guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian
Consumer
Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a ma jor failure and
compensation for
any other reasonably foreseeab le loss or damage. You are also
entitled
to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fa il to be of acceptable
qual
ity and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
For a
ll enquiries relating to the guarantee or repairs to th is d ev i ce, please refe r to
your p
oi nt of sale.
Fo r further in formation pl ease ca ll Du lux Customer Se rvice AUST on 13 25 25 .
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or service provided by Du l uxGroup [ Austra l ia) Pty ltd [Dulux) in relation to the Ra pi d Fini sh device or its use and a pplic at io n is g iv en
in
good faith a nd is bel i eve d by D ulux to be app r optiate and reliab l e. Howeve r, a ny advice, r ecom m endatio n information, assi sta nce
or serv i ce provided by Ou l ux is prov id ed withou t li ab ili ty or respo n si b ility p rov id ed t ha t the f oregoing shall not exclude, limit, rest rict
or mod i fy the rig ht enti tleme n ts and remedies conferred upon any pe r so nor the li ab i lities impos ed on D ul ux by any co n ditio nor
war r anty implied Commonw eal th . State or Ter r itory Act or or di nance void or prohib i tin g suc h exclusion limita t ion or mo difi ca t ion.