EUROPRO Mini-Sandblaster 10L User manual

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User manual
Edition of 07/04/2020
Mini-Sandblaster 10L

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INDEX
THANK YOU..............................................................................................................................................3
1. PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL..............................................................................................................4
2. INFORMATION NOTE...........................................................................................................................4
3. WARRANTY...........................................................................................................................................5
4. WASTE AND ENVIRONMENT..............................................................................................................5
5. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................5
5.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................. 5
5.2. MAIN COMPONENTS.................................................................................................................................... 6
5.3. IDENTIFICATION PLATE .............................................................................................................................. 7
5.4. TECHNICAL FEATURES............................................................................................................................... 8
5.5. REGULATION................................................................................................................................................ 8
5.6. SAFETY SYSTEMS....................................................................................................................................... 8
6. INSPECTION AT RECEPTION..............................................................................................................9
7. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ...................................................................................................................9
7.1. PREVIOUS OPERATIONS.......................................................................................................................... 10
7.2. TANK FILLING............................................................................................................................................. 10
7.3. WORKING PRESSURE REGULATION....................................................................................................... 10
7.4. ABRASIVE PRODUCT OUTLET FLOW REGULATION.............................................................................. 11
8. DISMANTLING OF COMPONENTS....................................................................................................11
8.1. DISMANTLING OF NOZZLES ..................................................................................................................... 11
8.2. DISMANTLING OF THE PRODUCT HOSE................................................................................................. 11
8.3. DISMANTLING OF THE TANK LID.............................................................................................................. 12
9. FOLLOW THESE TIPS TO AVOID INAPPROPIATE AND DANGEROUS PRACTICES..................12
10. EXPLODED VIEW WITH PARTS LIST.............................................................................................13
11. TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................................................................................................17
12. STORAGE OF THE EQUIPMENT.....................................................................................................18
13. WITHDRAWAL OF THE EQUIPMENT .............................................................................................18
14. INSPECTIONS AND REGULAR TESTS...........................................................................................18
15. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY..................................................................................................19
THANK YOU
EUROPE PROJECTION wants to thank the confidence placed in us by acquiring
our precision sandblaster.
This trust motivates us to continue working every day in achieving the highest quality
standards of our products, to the point of becoming a reference in terms of reliability and
compliance with the demands of our target market.
We hope the acquired product meets your expectations and we are at your entire
disposal to answer any question or suggestion you have. Please, receive our most sincere
gratitude again.
THE MANAGEMENT

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1. PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL
EUROPE PROJECTION has prepared this Instructions and maintenance manual
as a document that has to be attached to the precision sandblaster during its entire useful life,
being considered as one of its components.
This guide is intended for the end user and it contains all relevant information on safety in
regard to:
Assembly
Start-up
Use
Maintenance, including tests carried out by the user
Dangers caused by an inappropriate use
2. INFORMATION NOTE
This document has to be at disposal of the staff involved in its use and maintenance.
In order to ensure that the equipment features correspond to those specified in your
order, please, check it when you receive it and contact the authorized TAS (Technical
Assistance Service) in case any disagreement is detected.
For these reasons, it is recommended that any repair or replacement of components of
the equipment should be carried out directly by the manufacturer. (Contact the manufacturer
for Technical Service).
WARNING:
Any modification in the original configuration of the equipment or its components, as
well as its use for a different purpose for which it has been designed will imply the
immediate invalidation of the homologation. This will exempt EUROPE PRO-
JECTION from any responsibility as the manufacturer of the commercialized
equipment.
Moreover, the homologation invalidation will be caused by:
Welding operations on the pressure device.
Machining operations (drilling, cutting, etc.).
Assemblies different to the original ones.
Replacement of elements different to the original ones.
Manipulation of the safety valve.
The following actions will cause a breakdown, which is not covered by the warranty:
Working with wet abrasives or with higher measures than recommended.
Laying the machine horizontally with the tank full of abrasive.
Filling the tank with abrasive to the top.
Using the equipment near the air compressor, since the resulting dust can
damage the compressor.

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3. WARRANTY
The acquired equipment is covered with a 2-year warranty from the invoice date.
Warranty covers against manufacturing faults and components defects.
Only repairs and elements substitution carried out by technical staff of
are covered.
Faulty pieces will be sent freight paid.
Warranty does not cover direct or indirect damages caused by our machine on people
or things, or repairing operations carried out directly by the client or a third party.
Warranty does not cover:
Faults or damages caused by improper use of the equipment.
Faults or damages caused by the use of spare parts different from the original
ones or those recommended
Faults or damages caused by bad maintenance.
Components subject to wear (nozzles, filters, hoses, etc.).
Warranty is void:
Whenever repairing operations or components substitutions are carried out without
prior authorization
Whenever the serial number is removed or manipulated.
Whenever it is checked that the fault has been caused by improper use or if the
equipment falls, is bumped or by other causes not due to normal working conditions.
Whenever the equipment has been dismantled, manipulated or repaired without prior
authorization
All repairing interventions carried out under warranty will not entail a stoppage or
extension of the warranty period.
4. WASTE AND ENVIRONMENT
5. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
5.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The purchased equipment is a precision sandblaster suitable for carrying on small and
medium precision works on decoration, metal or wood industry; based on the application of
abrasive products on the surface to be treated.
Amongst the possible applications we can find:
Wall cleaning
Wood stripping
Paper and adhesive removing
REMEMBER:
To get rid of polluting and dangerous products, packaging, disused equipment and
tools and any type of waste produced by its activity in general, please use the
suitable waste sorting and treatment point for each case.
If you need any information related to this, please go to the Ministry of the
Environment of your regional government or the nearest city hall.

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Swimming pool stripping
Graffiti removing
Concrete cleaning and sanitation
Plastic cleaning
Cleaning and removal of pavement markings
Metal surfaces preparation
Tanks and metal containers cleaning and stripping
This sandblaster allows us the application of the following types of abrasives: corundum,
steel grit, glass, aluminum silicate, garnet, calcium carbonate and silica sand.
The table shown below can help the user to choose the abrasive size to be used
depending on the diameter of the nozzle.
Nozzle
(mm)
Abrasive Granule Diam. (mm)
Minimum
Maximum
2.0
0.25
0.40
2.5
0.25
0.50
3.0
0.25
0.60
4.0
0.25
1.00
Table 1
5.2. MAIN COMPONENTS
The main parts of the equipment are shown graphically below:
Position
Description
1
Tank with wheels
2
Lid
3
Product inlet
4
Regulation box and system
5
Working pressure regulator
6
Abrasive product outlet
7
Product outlet flow rate regulator
8
Product hose
9
Remote control circuit (pneumatic)
10
Safety valve
11
Air inlet to the equipment
12
Gun
13
Carrying handle
14
Handle clamp
16
Air inlet to the tank
17
Cap
18
Purifier filter
19
Manometer
20
Air release from the tank
Table 2

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5.3. IDENTIFICATION PLATE
The equipment comes with an identification plate that, under no circumstances, can be
removed or manipulated.
The identification plate provides the following information:
Manufacturer name
Serial number and manufacturing date
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Main features
Other mandatory data, according to the implementing legislation
To make any enquiry related to the equipment to EUROPE PROJECTION, it will
be necessary to make reference to the serial number on the identification plate.
5.4. TECHNICAL FEATURES
The technical features of the machine are shown below:
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Weight
13.5 kg
Tank capacity
10 l.
Min. working pressure
2 kg/cm2
Max. working pressure
6 kg/cm2
Optimal working
pressure
3.5 –5.5 kg/cm2
Required air flow rate
(compressor)
250 –450 l./min. (Nozzle2)
350 –600 l./min. (Nozzle 2.5)
700 –1000 l./min. (Nozzle 3)
1200 –1400 l./min.( Nozzle 4)
Safety valve calibrated
to
6 kg/cm2
Air inlet connector
CR 1/4
Working temperature
From 0 to 50º C
Nozzle material
Tungsten carbide
Measures
330 x 350 x 610 mm
Table 3
5.5. REGULATION
The precision sandblaster has been designed, manufactured, inspected, tested and
commercialized, under the compliance of the following regulation:
EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE
97/23/CE
Relative to pressure equipment
HARMONIZED EUROPEAN REGULATION
EN 13445-1:2002
Unfired pressure vessels. General issues
EN 13445-2:2002
Unfired pressure vessels. Materials
EN 13445-3:2002
Unfired pressure vessels. Design
EN 13445-4:2002
Unfired pressure vessels. Fabrication
EN 13445-5:2002
Unfired pressure vessels. Inspection and testing
Table 4
5.6. SAFETY SYSTEMS
5.6.1. SAFETY VALVE
The sandblaster is equipped as standard with a safety valve [Exploded view 1 –Position 10]
placed on the tank lid [Exploded view 1 –Position 2], so that the maximum working pressure is

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never exceeded (6 kg/cm2). If it is exceeded, the valve will be discharged and the excess
pressure will be released.
The manipulation of the safety valve or its seal is forbidden. Any valve alteration can
cause serious injuries to the user and alter the correct device performance.
EUROPE PROJECTION is exempt from any responsibility arising from any
manipulation of the valve carried out by the user, declining in him all responsibility.
5.6.2. DEPRESSURIZATION SYSTEM
The sandblaster is equipped with a pilot three-way valve [Exploded view 2 –Position 41]
located inside the regulation box [Exploded view 1 –Position 4]. The pneumatic remote control
system [Exploded view 1 –Position 9] has been designed so that with no piloting signal (the gun
trigger [Exploded view –Position 58] is released), the air supply line to the tank is closed, leading at
the same time to its depressurization through the non-return valve installed on the top of the
equipment [Exploded view 1 –Position 20].
6. INSPECTION AT RECEPTION
Before using the equipment, we have to make sure that it has not suffered any
damage during transport or storage. Moreover, we have to check that all the components and
accessories that are part of the equipment are inside the package.
The basic equipment includes the following components:
Sandblaster unit (tank with wheels, lid, regulation and safety valve systems)
Carrying handle
󰾡Gun
Tungsten carbide nozzle 2 mm
5 m product hose
10 m pneumatic remote control circuit (5 m to the gun+ 5 m return)
Hopper with extension
Identification plate
Instructions and maintenance manual
Gloves
Basic protection mask
Disposable cellulose hood (2 units)
Hearing protection earplugs
You have to check that the serial number on the equipment matches with the one
appearing on the delivery document.
7. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
WARNING:
Once the gun trigger is released [Exploded view 2 –Position 58], wait about 10 seconds to
ensure that tank depressurization process has been completed.

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7.1. PREVIOUS OPERATIONS
Before starting the equipment, the following operations have to be carried out:
Drain the air supply hose to eliminate possible water condensation.
Check that the compressor is able to supply the required air flow. The air flow depends
on the type of work to be done (working pressure), between 250 –450 l/min for the
standard nozzle 2.
Check that the hoses are in good condition (without cracks or folds).
Check that the air supply inlet connection to the equipment [Exploded view 1 –Position 11]
is in good condition.
Check that the water purifier filter [Exploded view 1 –Position 18]is not full. Since it does
not empty automatically, you should empty it regularly.
Place the carrying handle [Exploded view 1 –Position 13] which comes disassembled. The
handle can be adjusted in two different positions:
Position 1: Transport
Position 2: Work
To fix the handle in one position or another, slide the handle [Exploded view 1 –Position 13]
through the tubes welded to the regulation box by placing the handle clamp [Exploded
view 1 –Position 14] up to handle clamp housing position [Exploded view 1 –Position 15].
Connect the air supply hose to the equipment.
7.2. TANK FILLING
The following steps should be followed to fill the tank:
Make sure the tank is depressurized (read the manometer [Exploded view 1 –Position
19]).
Disconnect the equipment from the compressor.
Introduce the hopper with extension on the filling cap [Exploded view 1 –Position 3]
pressing on the product inner top [Exploded view 2 –Position 13], so it opens.
Pour the abrasive product inside the tank until you reach the desired fill level.
Remove the hopper, allowing the automatic closure of the inner product top
[Exploded view 2 –Position 13] thanks to its spring system.
Check that there are no traces of abrasive product left in the filling cap that could
cause a lack of tightness on the lid closure or unnecessary joint wear [Exploded view
2 –Position 3].
Reconnect the equipment to the compressor.
The type of abrasive (sand, grit, glass, corundum, etc.) to be used and the
granulometry depend on the type of work to be done. Please check Table 1 to help choose
the abrasive size according to the nozzle diameter.
7.3. WORKING PRESSURE REGULATION
The working pressure can be adjusted by manually activating the regulator [Exploded
view 1 –Position5], located in the regulation box [Exploded view 1 –Position 4].
The regulator can be activated while the equipment is working.
The following steps must be followed to activate the regulator:
Raise the regulator control

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Turn the control until the manometer shows that the appropriate working pressure
has been reached.
Press the control down to lock the regulator.
The working pressure must never exceed 6 kg/cm2(this is the maximum pressure on
the safety valve). It is considered that the optimal working pressure range is from 3.5 to
5.5 kg/cm2.
The working pressure depends on the type of work to be done.
7.4. ABRASIVE PRODUCT OUTLET FLOW REGULATION
The abrasive product outlet flow can be regulated by manually operating the product
outlet regulation control [Exploded view 1 –Position 7], placed in the lower part of the tank.
The beginning of the adjustment process must be done with the regulator completely
closed (control fully tightened), carrying out its slow and gradual opening until reaching the
abrasive outlet flow rate suitable for the type of work to be done. The adjustment process must
be carried out with the gun trigger [Exploded view 2 –Position 59] pushed.
8. DISMANTLING OF COMPONENTS
The way to proceed to perform certain tasks of dismantling or replacement of
components of the equipment that are considered usual and can be carried out by the user
himself are described below.
8.1. DISMANTLING OF NOZZLES
To dismantle the nozzle of the gun [Exploded view 2 –Position 52]for cleaning or
replacement, proceed as follows:
Disconnect the equipment from the pressurized air power supply.
Unscrew the nozzle nut [Exploded view 2 –Position 51]from the adaptor [Exploded view 2 –
Position 50] attached to the product hose.
Remove the nozzle [Exploded view 2 –Position 52] from the nozzle nut [Exploded view 2 –
Position 51].
To assemble the nozzle again, proceed in the opposite direction to the steps described
above.
8.2. DISMANTLING OF THE PRODUCT HOSE
To dismantle the product hose [Exploded view 2 –Position 28], for cleaning or replacement,
proceed as follows.
Disconnect the equipment from the pressurized air power supply.
Loose the clamp [Exploded view 2 –Position 25]that fixes the hose [Exploded view 2 –
Position 28] to the fitting [Exploded view 2 –Position 24].
WARNING:
Never dismantle the regulation screw while the equipment is working. Once the
maximum output flow rate has been reached, the regulation screw must not continue
to be turned [Exploded view 1 –Position 7] in the opening direction, as it could be
accidentally dismantled.

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Separate the hose from the fitting.
To assemble the hose again, proceed in the opposite direction to the steps described
above.
8.3. DISMANTLING OF THE TANK LID
This operation should only be carried out for maintenance or regular cleaning. Abrasive
product loading must be done through the product filling cap [Exploded view 2 –Position 13] and
not through the tank lid [Exploded view 2 –Position 2].
To dismantle the tank lid [Exploded view 2 –Position 2], proceed as follows:
Disconnect the equipment from the pressurized air power supply.
Make sure the tank is depressurized by checking manometer [Exploded view 1 –
Position 19]located in the regulation box of the equipment [Exploded view 1 –Position 4].
Loose and remove the screws [Exploded view 2 –Position 8] that join the lid to the body
tank.
Disconnect the air feeding tube to the tank of the swivel elbow [Exploded view 2 –
Position 64] located in the tank lid [Exploded view 2 –Position 2].
Remove the lid [Exploded view 2 –Position 2].
To assemble the tank lid again, proceed in the opposite direction to the steps
described above, taking special care that the contact surfaces between the lid and the upper
edge of the tank are clean and free of particles that may cause lack of tightness in the closure
or unnecessary joint wear [Exploded view 2 –Position 4].
9. FOLLOW THESE TIPS TO AVOID INAPPROPIATE AND DANGEROUS
PRACTICES
The following warnings must be followed carefully to avoid risks that may be
dangerous for people, animals or goods.
WARNING:
Do not use the equipment in the presence of other people who are not wearing the appropriate
protective equipment and clothing. The worker and other people near the working areas must be
protected t from the impact of abrasive product.
WARNING:
An inappropriate application of the abrasive product jet can be dangerous. Never aim
the gun at people, animals, electrical installations or sandblasting equipment.
WARNING:
Never use the equipment to treat a piece held by another worker.
WARNING:
Do not make any pressure on the product inlet lid while the tank is pressurized. To
avoid accidental opening, the plastic cap [Exploded view1 –Position 17] must be always
placed.

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3. WARRANTY
The acquired equipment is covered with a 2-year warranty from the invoice date.
Warranty covers against manufacturing faults and components defects.
Only repairs and elements substitution carried out by technical staff󰾡are covered.
Faulty pieces will be sent freight paid.
Warranty does not cover direct or indirect damages caused by our machine on people
or things, or repairing operations carried out directly by the client or a third party.
Warranty does not cover:
Faults or damages caused by improper use of the equipment.
Faults or damages caused by the use of spare parts different from the original
ones or those recommended
Faults or damages caused by bad maintenance.
Components subject to wear (nozzles, filters, hoses, etc.).
Warranty is void:
Whenever repairing operations or components substitutions are carried out without
prior authorization
Whenever the serial number is removed or manipulated.
Whenever it is checked that the fault has been caused by improper use or if the
equipment falls, is bumped or by other causes not due to normal working conditions.
Whenever the equipment has been dismantled, manipulated or repaired without prior
authorization
All repairing interventions carried out under warranty will not entail a stoppage or
extension of the warranty period.
4. WASTE AND ENVIRONMENT
5. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
5.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The purchased equipment is a precision sandblaster suitable for carrying on small and
medium precision works on decoration, metal or wood industry; based on the application of
abrasive products on the surface to be treated.
Amongst the possible applications we can find:
Wall cleaning
Wood stripping
Paper and adhesive removing
REMEMBER:
To get rid of polluting and dangerous products, packaging, disused equipment and
tools and any type of waste produced by its activity in general, please use the
suitable waste sorting and treatment point for each case.
If you need any information related to this, please go to the Ministry of the
Environment of your regional government or the nearest city hall.

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Posit.
Reference
Description
1
52216
ASSEMBLED LID
2
52056
FINISHED LID
3
550571B
FILLING CAP O-RING
4
52007B
COVER O-RING
5
55021B
SAFETY VALVE
7
52054
COMPLETE CAP
8
52055
COMPLETE SCREWS KIT (4 UNITS)
10
52004B
SPRING (2 UNITS)
13
52026MB
MECHANIZED FILLING LID
14
52CUERAREN10MASB
SANDBLASTER WELDED BODY
15
550411B
FIX WHEEL (2 Units)
16
52067
GASKET (2 Units) + AXLE (2Units)
17
52052B
NUT ½
18
52039B
REGULATOR
19
520171B
JOINT (1 UNIT)
20
52040B
SUPPORT PIECE
21
52019B
SPRING
22
52066B
PRODUCT OUTLET REGULATOR
23
52049B
T-TUBE1/2H-1/2H-1/2H
24
52020B
COUPLING NUT 1/2M TO PIN 9
25
30151B
CLAMP (2 UNITS)
26
52105B
BLACK HOSE 8 x 15
27
52021B
COUPLING NUT 1/2M TO PIN 12
28
52176
HOSE 13X25 (5m)
29
52060
COMPLETE BOX
30
52011B
ALLEN SCREW (4 UNITS)
31
52010B
SHEET METAL SCREW (4 UNITS)
32
52064B
MANOMETER 0-6 BAR 4
33
52063B
REGULATION FILTER WITH PURIFIER 1/4H
34
55222B
LATERAL T-TUBE 1/4H-1/4M-1/4H
35
52013B
SWIVEL ELBOW 1/4 TO 4
36
52078
POLIAMIDE DOUBLE PIPE 2X4
37
52065B
PLASTIC CLAMP (10 UNITS)
38
55051B
90º ELBOW 1/4M –1/4H
39
10CR1/4MBLISTER
CR 1/4M (2 UNITS)
40
550091B
1/4M FITTING (1 UNIT)
41
52014B
3/2 VALVE
43
11051/41/4H
COUPLING 1/4M –1/4H
44
52015B
SWIVEL ELBOW 1/8 TO 4
45
52012B
CENTRAL T-TUBE 1/4H-1/4M-1/4H
46
52016B
FITTING 1/4 TO 8
47
52038B
CARRIAGE HANDLE WITH CLAMP
52
5202425B
TIP 2
53
52043B
SUPPORT NUT
54
52044B
PUSHER
55
52022B
VALVE
56
52045B
STUD
57
52023B
FITTING M5 TO TUBE 4
58
50068B
TRIGGER
59
50067
TRIGGER STUD (10 UNITS)
60
50006
SEEGER RING (10 UNITS)
61
55115B
HANDLE CLAMP

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62
52075B
AIR DISTRIBUTOR
63
52073B
FAST DISCHARGE VALVE 1/8
64
52074B
SWIVEL ELBOW 1/8 A 8
65
52076B
6x8 POLYURETHANE PIPE
68
50057JUNTA
JOINT
70
55258B
CAP 1/8
72
52168B
25 x 28 CLAMP
75
52115B
FILLING CAP STUD
76
52116B
SPRING AXLE FILLING LID
77
52113B
FILLING LID BRACKET KIT
78
52117B
FILLING LID BUSHING
79
52114B
SCREW M4X6 (2 UNITS)
80
10M92BLISTER
ADAPTER 1/8M (2 Units)
81
52110
COMPLETE GUN SET
82
55260B
ALLEN M5 SCREW
83
55216B
NUT M5 (2 units)
84
52214
POLYAMIDE TUBE 2x4 (1,5 m.)
85
52166B
COUPLING CONNECTOR ½ SPIKE 13
86
52172B
TOP REGULATOR PRODUCT+SCREW
87
52JAFEARENCUERPOB
SANSBLASTER GUN BODY
88
52JAFEARENTAPAB
SANDBLASTER GUN BODY CAP
89
52169B
STAINLESS COUNTERSUNK HEAD SCREW M4x8
(2 UNITS)
90
52167B
SANDBLASTER GUN PROTECTOR
91
23VAKRT556011
50 PLASTIC CLAMP 250x5
92
52215
GROUND WIRE + CLAMP (PIN)
100
50160ASA
HANDLE
101
52062
FUNNEL
102
52TAMIZ
SIEVE
103
52231B
COVER FOAM
104
52233B
VALVE FOAM
105
52236B
NOZZLE HOLDER SET
Table 5

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Exploded view 2 –Spare parts (0701AREN10MAS) (Rev1)

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11. TROUBLESHOOTING
ANOMALY
POSSIBLE CAUSE
CHECKING POINTS
SOLUTION
I. Air does not come
out of the nozzle
A) The compressor is not
connected or turned off
Feed air compressor
Connect the compressor to the
sandblaster and start it
B) Blocked nozzle
Nozzle
Disassemble the nozzle from the
gun and blow through it to remove
the obstruction
C) Sand flow rate regulator
too open
Product outlet regulator
Close the regulator until you reach
the appropriate opening level. Blow
the hose and the nozzle
D) Excessive granulometry of
the used abrasive
Abrasive
Empty the tank and fill it with the
suitable size abrasive. Blow the
hoses to remove residual abrasive
E) Blocked product hose
Product hose
Disassemble the product hose and
clean it
F) The three-way valve
located on the regulation
box does not work
Three-way valve
Replace it
G) The gun valve does not
work
Gun valve
Replace it
II. Abrasive does not
come out of the
gun (air only)
A) Tank without abrasive
Tank
Fill the tank with abrasive
B) Blocked abrasive product
outlet
Product outlet
Move the product outlet regulation
control to increase the flow rate
Clean the outlet pipes of the tank
C) Excessive granulometry of
the used abrasive
Abrasive
Empty the tank and fill it with the
suitable size abrasive. Blow the
hoses to remove residual abrasive
D) Closed abrasive outlet
regulator
Product outlet regulator
Move the product outlet regulation
control to increase the flow rate
III. Non-uniform
abrasive product
flow
A) Wet or with strange
particles abrasive
Inside the tank
Empty the tank and fill it with dry
and filtered abrasive
B) Excessive granulometry of
the used abrasive
Abrasive
Empty the tank and fill it with the
suitable size abrasive. Blow the
hoses to remove residual abrasive
C) Sand flow rate regulator
too open
Product outlet regulator
Move the product outlet regulation
control until you reach the desired
flow rate
IV. The result of the
application is not
satisfactory
A) Unsuitable nozzle for
application
Nozzle
Replace the nozzle (according to
Table 1)
B) Lack of hose tightness
Hoses
Replace the hoses
C) Inappropriate working
pressure
Pressure regulator
Move the air regulator until you
reach the desired result
D) Inappropriate abrasive for
the work to be done
Abrasive
Ask the abrasive product supplier
information about the most
recommended product for each
work
V. Air outlet through
the safety valve
A) Excessive air pressure of
the compressor that feeds
the sandblaster
Compressor manometer
Adjust the compressor air outlet
pressure to a maximum of 6 kg /
cm²
VI. Insufficient air
outlet through the
nozzle
A) Blocked purifying filter
Purifying filter
Clean the purifying filter
B) Blocked nozzle on the
hose part
Nozzle - Hose
Disconnect the hose from the
sandblaster and blow from the
nozzle to unblock it

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ANOMALY
POSSIBLE CAUSE
CHECKING POINTS
SOLUTION
VII. Lack of tightness
in the lids
A) Presence of strange
particles or objects that
prevent the correct
closing of the lids
Lids
Clean the contact surfaces of the
lids
B) Worn or damaged joints
Joints
Replace
VII. Gun trigger
stiffness
A) Lack of lubrication
Gun trigger
Lubricate and clean the gun trigger
regularly
B) Lack of cleanliness
Table 6
12. STORAGE OF THE EQUIPMENT
In case that the equipment is not going to be used for a long time, it is recommended
to store it according to the following instructions:
Disconnect the equipment of any power source.
Empty the tank.
Clean the tank completely and remove any waste or sediment that can remain
inside.
Cover the equipment with a waterproof package.
13. WITHDRAWAL OF THE EQUIPMENT
Once the useful life of the equipment has ended, some basic rules have to be followed
to withdraw and cancel it in an environmentally friendly way.
Packages, flexible pipes, plastic and non-metallic components must be disassembled
and removed separately.
14. INSPECTIONS AND REGULAR TESTS
According to the current regulations regarding pressure equipment on the date of
manufacture, the machine must be subjected to an internal and external visual inspection and
a pressure test at least every 10 years.
Tests and inspections shall be carried out as indicated by the specific regulation of
pressure equipment in the country where it is used.
The equipment must be cleaned internally by the user annually.
The safety valve shall be subjected to at least one review each year and it has to be
carried out by the user.
However, as noted above, it is the responsibility of the user to be aware of the
regulations in force regarding pressure equipment during its useful life and to carry out the
inspection and periodic regulatory tests established therein.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE:
EUROPE PROJECTION
228, avenue Olivier Perroy
13790 ROUSSET
DECLARES THAT THE EQUIPMENT DESIGNATED BELOW:
Model : MINI-SABLEUSE 10 L
Reference : 70470
COMPLIES WITH THE STANDARDS:
• UNE-EN 13445
ROUSSET, JANUARY 20th 2020
Patrick BOREL
President
EUROPE PROJECTION - 228, avenue Olivier Perroy 13790 ROUSSET
Tél : [phone] – Fax : [phone]
SAS au capital de 400 000 € - RCS Aix-en-Provence B 394 961 510 - NAF 2892 Z - Intracom : FR 54 394 961 510

EUROPE PROJECTION - 228, avenue Olivier Perroy 13790 ROUSSET - Tél : [phone] – Fax : [phone]
SAS au capital de 400 000 € - RCS Aix-en-Provence B 394 961 510 - NAF 2892 Z - Intracom : FR 54 394 961 510