
PFT S ING L FC 230V – 400V AIRLESS Overview - Operation and service
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2018-03-29
29 M RG NCY-STOP button ......................... 24
30 Preparing the machine ................................. 24
31 Connecting the power supply 230V ............ 25
32 Connecting the power supply 400 V ........... 26
33 High-pressure hose ...................................... 26
33.1 Connecting the high-pressure hose ..... 26
33.2 Tips from practical experience ............. 27
33.3 Storage and shelf life ........................... 28
33.4 Rinse the rotor / stator before use ....... 29
33.5 Connecting a spray gun ....................... 29
33.6 Inserting the reverse nozzle in the
nozzle protector ................................. 30
34 Filling the material container with
material ....................................................... 30
34.1 Pre-lubricating the pump ...................... 30
35 Working with the bag squeezer ................... 31
35.1 Assembling the bag squeezer .............. 31
36 Protective equipment ................................... 32
36.1 Risk due to material spraying ............... 32
37 Monitoring the machine ............................... 32
38 Switching on SWING airless L..................... 33
38.1 Main switch .......................................... 33
38.2 Securing the spray gun ........................ 33
38.3 Switching on the display ...................... 33
38.4 Setting the cut-off pressure (Pstop) ..... 33
38.5 Setting the switch-on pressure
(Pstart) ............................................... 34
39 Display function with dry run protection ... 34
39.1 Functional description .......................... 34
39.2 Settings view ........................................ 34
39.3 Activate / deactivate ............................. 35
39.4 Setting parameters ............................... 35
39.5 Monitoring activation ............................ 35
40 Risk of fire and explosion ............................ 36
41 Putting the machine into operation ............ 37
41.1 Selector switch pump motor ................. 37
41.2 Moving the safety lever ........................ 37
41.3 Pressing the trigger.............................. 38
42 Setting the spray pattern ............................. 38
42.1 Spray pattern ....................................... 38
42.2 Spraying the material ........................... 38
42.3 Interruption of work .............................. 39
43 Stopping in case of emergency /
M RG NCY-STOP button ...................... 39
43.1 EMERGENCY-STOP button ............... 39
44 Action in case of power cut......................... 40
44.1 Turn the selector switch of the pump
motor to position “0”........................... 40
45.1 Restarting after a power failure ........... 41
46 Work on troubleshooting ............................. 41
46.1 Reaction in the event of faults ............. 41
46.2 Fault displays ....................................... 42
46.3 Faults ................................................... 42
46.4 Safety ................................................... 42
46.5 Table of faults ...................................... 43
46.6 Signs for blocked hoses: ..................... 44
46.7 Causes for this could be: ..................... 44
46.8 Earlier damage to the high-pressure
hose ................................................... 44
47 Removal of clogging in hoses .................... 45
47.1 Removal of clogging in the spray
nozzle ................................................ 45
47.2 Change the direction of rotation of the
pump motor in case of clogging ........ 46
47.3 Turn the nozzle handle 180° ................ 46
47.4 The clogged spray nozzle is not
cleared ............................................... 46
47.5 Cleaning the spray nozzle during daily
usage ................................................. 47
47.6 Switch machine back on after
blockage has been cleared ............... 47
48 nd of work / clean machine ....................... 47
48.1 Emptying the material container .......... 47
48.2 Pressure-free system/pressure
release ............................................... 48
48.3 Removing the spray nozzle ................. 48