WAGNER 0275 002 User manual

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Manual
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FineCoat
Controller
Coating
system
Edition
09/98
GB
0261
951

Table
of
contents
1.
Safety
regulations
for
RneCoat
spraying...
2.
Applications..
3.
Technical
data.
4.
Description
of
components.
4.1
Function
of
the
pressure
controller.
4.2
Function
of
the
FineCoat
spray
gun.
4.3
Safety
devices.
5.
Setup..
5.1
Pressure
controller.
5.2
Preparing
the
coating
material.
5.3
Table
of
viscosities
and
nozzle
sets.
5.4
FineCoat
spray
gun.
6.
Setting
the
FineCoat
spray
gun.
Spray
pattern
selection.
Setting
the
required
spray
pattern.
Setting
the
spray
jet
width.
Setting
the
amount
of
material..
Setting
the
amount
of
air.
Setting
the
ascending
feed
pipe.
7.
Spraying
technique.
8.
Breaks
In
work.
9.
Finishing
work
and
cleaning.
10.
Changing
the
nozzle..
11.
Spray
gun
accessories
and
spare
parts..
Nozzle
sets.
Table
of
nozzle
sets.
Valve
plate
set.
Service
set.
12.
Special
accessories.
RN
30
Extension
tip.
WF
20
Flocking
gun.
13.
Troubleshooting
chart
for
finish
problems..
14.
Troubleshooting
chart..
15.
Spare
parts.
15.1
Spare
parts
list,
pressure
regulator
(controller)
15.2
Spare
parts
list,
air
hose.
15.3
Spare
parts
diagram,
air
hose.
15.4
Spare
parts
list,
FineCoat
spray
gun.
15.5
Spare
parts
diagram,
FineCoat
spray
gun.
Sales
and
service
companies.
Important
notes
on
product
liability.
CE
Declaration
of
conformity.
Guarantee
declaration.
Page
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2/3
3/4
3
3
3
4
4/5
5
5
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
9
10/11
10
10
10
10/11
11
12
13
13
13

1.
S
afety
regulations
for
FineCoat
spraying
Ail
local
regulations
in
force
must
be
observed.
In
order
to
ensure
safe
operation
of
the
FineCoat
systems
the
safety
regulations
listed
below
must
be
followed.
1.
Read
the
operating
manual
carefully
and
follow
the
Instructions
given
in
order
to
avoid
possible
danger.
2.
Never
operate
near
sources
of
Ignition,
e.g.,
open
flames,
cigarettes,
cigars
and
pipes,
sparks,
red-
hot
wires,
hot
surfaces,
etc.
3.
Warning!
Risk
of
injury
by
injection!
Never
point
the
spray
gun
at
persons
or
animals
4.
Always
wear
a
protective
mask
when
spraying.
In
order
to
avoid
occupational
illnesses,
always
follow
the
manufacturer’s
instructions
for
the
materials,
solvents
and
cleaning
agents
used
when
preparing
and
using
such
materials
and
when
cleaning
the
unit.
Protective
clothing,
gloves
and,
If
necessary,
skin
protection
cream
should
be
used
to
protect
the
skin.
5.
For
safety
reasons,
never
use
solvents
based
on
1,1,1
trichloroethane
or
methylene
chloride.
6.
When
working
indoors,
a
sufficient
flow
of
air
must
be
ensured
for
extracting
the
solvent
vapors.
7.
Extraction
systems
should
be
installed
on-site
in
accordance
with
local
regulations.
3.
The
work-pieces
to
be
sprayed
must
be
earthed.
9.
For
breaks
in
work
always
secure
the
spray
gun
against
unintentional
operation
(see
page
5,
fig.
13).
10.
When
cleaning
the
unit
with
solvents,
never
spray
into
a
container
with
only
a
small
opening
(bunghole).
Formation
of
a
explosive
gas/air
mixture.
The
container
must
be
earthed.
2.
A
pplications
The
"FineCoat
Controller"
coating
system
consists
of
a
pressure
controller
which
supplies
compressed
air
to
a
Fi¬
ne
Coat
spray
gun
with
material
cup
via
an
air
hose
(the
Fine
Coat
system
is
an
advancement
and
improvement
of
the
commonly
used
High
Volume
Low
Pressure
coating
system).
The
controller
is
attached
to
the
wall
near
the
workplace
and
is
connected
to
the
compressed
air
supply.
The
Fine
Coat
system
is
suitable
for
the
application
of
pri¬
mers,
lacquers,
solvent-based
paints
and
water-soluble
paints.
The
reduced
overspray
results
in
a
very
high
transfer
effi¬
ciency
of
80%.
3.
T
echnical
data
Max.
inlet
pressure:
8
-
10
bar
Compressed
air
supply:
min.
400
l/min
Sound
level,
max.:
83
dB
(A)
4.
Description
of
components
1
Pressure
regulator
(controller)
2
Fine
Coat-spray
gun
3
Closing
lever
for
paint
container
4
Rotating
lever
for
ascending
feed
pipe
5
Quick
coupling
for
spraygun
6
Paint
container
(1
litre)
7
Air
hose
(9m)
I
8
Hose
connection
with
swivel
9
Air
pressure
control
knob
10
Pressure
gauge
(0
-
2
bar)
11
Air
inlet
(BSP
1/2
in
connection)
1

4.1
Function
of
the
pressure
controller
The
compressed
air
for
operating
the
Fine
Coat
spray
gun
is
controlied
by
the
pressure
controiler
(adjustment
from
0
to
1.4
bar)
and
is
limited
to
max.
1.4
bar
by
a
safety
vaive.
Press
the
air
pressure
control
knob
in
to
fix
the
set
work¬
ing
pressure.
4.2
Function
of
the
Fine
Coat
spray
gun
In
the
Fine
Coat
spray
gun,
the
controlled
compressed
air
is
divided
into
atomizing
air
and
compressed
air
to
the
ma¬
terial
cup
(suspended
cup).
Atomization
of
the
material
is
achieved
by
combining
high
air
volume
with
low
working
pressure.
This
spray
gun
which
Is
especially
designed
for
Fine
Coat
technology
enables
controlled
spraying
with
little
over¬
spray.
Moreover,
with
the
Fine
Coat
spray
gun,
the
spray
pattern
can
be
adjusted
from
6
mm
round
jet
to
350
mm
flat
jet,
dependirig
on
the
selected
nozzle
set.
4.3
S
afety
devices
When
connecting
the
air
hose
to
the
pressure
controller
without
Fine
Coat
spray
gun,
a
valve
in
the
quick
release
coupling
prevents
the
release
of
compressed
air.
When
the
allowable
pressure
of
1.4
bar
in
the
pressure
controller
is
exceeded,
a
safety
vaive
is
automatically
opened
and
air
is
released.
By
turning
back
the
compressed
air
control
knob,
which
decreases
the
pressure
to
zero
bar,
the
safety
valve
is
closed.
5.
Setup
5.1
Pressure
controller
1.
Attach
the
controller
module
securely
to
the
wall
near
the
spray
booth.
(Note:
delivered
air
hose
9
m)
2.
Data
for
air
pressure
connection
:
max.
inlet
pressure
:
8
-10
bar
Thread
connection
:
BSP
1/2
in
Attention:
before
connecting
the
controller
to
the
air
source,
turn
the
air
control
knob
completely
to
the
left!
3.
Connect
the
air
pressure
supply.
Note:
The
air
compressor
should
have
a
volume
out¬
put
of
400
Liters/Minute
or
higher
for
the
system
to
operate
properly.
4.
Connect
the
air
hose
and
the
Fine
Coat
spray
gun.
Pressure
gauge
chart
Colour
Display
bar
Comment
Green
0-1
normal
operation
range
Yellow
1-1.4.
max.
recommended
operation
range
Red
1,4-2
not
recommended
for
operation
5.2
Preparing
the
coating
material
Observe
the
manufacturer’s
instructions
for
the
use
of
the
coating
material
on
the
paint
tin
or
on
the
technical
instruction
sheet.
Coating
material
purity:
An
absolute
pre-condition
for
the
trouble-free
operation
of
the
fine-spray
system
is
that
the
coating
material
is
uncontaminated.
If
you
have
doubts
as
to
the
purity
of
the
coaling
material,
we
recommend
that
you
first
filter
it
through
a
fine
sieve.
5.3
Table
of
viscosities
and
nozzle
sets
Coating
material
Viscosity
DIN-s
(4
mm
DIN
cup)
Nozzle
set
No.
Solvent-based
lacquer
paints
15-45
3-4
Water-soluble
lacquer
paints
obsen/e
manufacturer's
instructions
4-5
■
Wood
preservatives'
(scumble,
mordants,
etc.)
undiluted
2-3
Multi-color
effect
materials,
multi-color
paint
obsenre
manufacturer's
instructions
6-7
Texture
and
effect
paints
observe
manufacturer's
instructions
5-6
5.4
F
ineCoat
spray
gun
I
1.
Open
closing
lever
on
the
paint
container,
remove
paint
container.
2.
Fill
paint
container
with
coating
material.
3.
Check
that
the
paint
container
seal
is
clean
and
is
seated
correctly.
4.
Clip
the
container
onto
the
spray
gun
and
secure
with
the
closing
lever.
5.
Pull
out
air
pressure
control
knob
on
pressure
regulator
(controller)
and
set
atomizer
air.
Green
0
-1
bar
normal
operation
range
Yellow
1-1,4
bar
max.
recommended
operation
range
Red
1,4-2
bar
not
recommended
for
operation
Press
the
air
pressure
control
knob
in
to
fix
the
set
wor¬
king
pressure.
2

6.
Point
the
paint
spray
gun
at
the
object
to
be
sprayed.
7.
Determine
the
settings
for
the
spray
pattern,
spray
jet
width,
amount
of
material,
amount
of
air
and
ascending
feed
pipe
settings,
see
fig.
2
>
8
and
the
description
page
3/4.
8.
Operate
trigger
on
the
paint
spray
gun.
6.
Setting
the
FineCoat
spray
gun
Spray
pattern
selection
(fig.
2)
A
s
vertical
flat
Jet
for
horizontal
surfaces
B
=
horizontal
flat
jet
for
vertical
surfaces
C
=
round
jet
for
comers
and
edges
and
places
difficult
to
access.
Note:
The
adjusting
ring
does
not
fasten
the
air
cap!
Setting
the
amount
of
material
(fig.
5)
Setting
the
required
spray
pattern
(fig.
3)
Turn
the
air
cap
(1)
to
the
required
spray
pattern
position.
Attention:
Never
pull
trigger
while
adjusting
the
air
cap
settings.
Set
the
amount
of
material
by
turning
the
material
adjustment
knob.
Turn
to
the
left
=
more
material
Turn
to
the
right
=
less
material
Setting
the
spray
jet
width
(fig.
4)
Adjusting
ring
Turn
to
the
right
=
wider
spray
jet
Turn
to
the
left
=
narrower
spray
jet
Setting
the
amount
of
air
(fig.
6)
The
correct
setting
for
the
amount
of
air
Is
decisive
for
the
atomization
and
formation
of
paint
mist.
3

7.
Spraying
technique
Hold
the
paint
spray
gun
upright
and
maintain
a
constant
distance
to
the
object
being
sprayed.
Move
the
paint
sp^ray
gun
evenly
either
from
side
to
side
or
up
and
down.
If
the
gun
Is
moved
evenly,
it
will
produce
an
even
surface
finish.
No
runs
will
occur
if
the
speed
is
correct.
Always
start
spraying
away
from
the
object
and
avoid
stopping
spraying
whilst
still
on
the
object.
Note:
If
the
round
jet
setting
is
used,
the
distance
may
be
increased
according
to
the
size
of
the
object
being
spray¬
ed.
•
In
case
of
excessive
paint
mist
formation,
adjust
the
air
and
materiai
flow
respectively
and
alter
the
distanbe
from
the
object.
Right
Wrong
•
Excessive
paint
mist
formation
•
Uneven
surface
finish

Spraying
technique
when
using
textured
and
effect
paints:
When
spraying
with
a
flat
fan,
the
distance
to
the
object
should
be
between
3
and
20
cm.
-
Spraying
technique
when
using
color>effect
or
multi¬
color
paints:
When
spraying
with
a
flat
fan.
the
distance
to
the
object
should
be
between
20
and
30
cm
(
)ote:
When
selecting
the
round
fan,
the
distance
may
be
'
increased
depending
on
the
object.
.
Breaks
in
work
Turn
the
material
regulating
knob
to
the
right
as
far
as
it
will
go
(fig
13).
This
will
secure
the
paint
spray
gun
against
uninten¬
tional
operation.
9.
Finishing
work
and
cleaning
1.
Turn
off
compressed
air
supply.
2.
Hold
the
paint
spray
gun
in
the
original
container.
Press
the
trigger
to
release
the
pressure
in
the
spray
gun
container.
3.
Undo
the
paint
container
closing
lever
and
remove
the
container.
4.
Empty
the
remaining
coating
material
into
the
original
container.
5.
Fill
the
spray
gun
container
with
solvent
or
water
and
fit
onto
the
spray
gun.
6.
Shake
the
paint
spray
gun
well.
7.
Provide
compressed
air
supply.
Spray
the
solvent
or
water
into
an
open
container.
Caution!
Never
spray
Into
a
container
with
only
a
small
opening
(bunghole)!
See
safety
regulations.
8.
Repeat
this
procedure
until
the
solvent
or
water
coming
out
of
the
tip
is
clear.
Then
empty
the
paint
container
completely.
Caution!
Never
leave
solvents
in
the
spray
gun
container;
this
may
cause
pressure
to
build
up
in
the
container.
Always
keep
the
paint
container
seal
clean
of
left
over
coating
material
and
check
regularly
for
signs
of
damage.
9.
Turn
off
compressed
air
supply.
10.
Clean
the
outer
surfaces
of
the
paint
container
and
paint
spray
gun
with
a
cloth
soaked
in
solvent
or
water.
Note:
Do
not
leave
the
FineCoat
spray
gun
immersed
in
solvent
for
extended
periods!
(The
seals
and
air
pipe
on
non-return
valve
may
swell,
preventing
them
from
functioning
properly.)
11.
Unscrew
adjusting
ring,
remove
air
cap
and
spring
plate.
Unscrew
nozzle.
Clean
air
cap,
tip
and
needle
with
brush
and
solvent
or
water.
Note:
Never
use
sharp
metal
objects
to
clean
the
nozzles
or
air
channels
of
the
FineCoat
spray
gun.
12.
Apply
a
fine
coat
of
Silicone-free
oil
to
the
marked
areas.
13.
I
f
the
paint
spray
gun
is
not
used
for
any
length
of
time,
it
should
be
cleaned
and
protected
by
applying
a
fine
coat
of
silicone-free
oil.
5

4.
Remove
the
tip
with
the
enclosed
special
socket
wrench
(fig.
18).
2.
Fig.
16
-
Loosen
the
needle
seal
with
the
open-end
wrench
(1).
Remove
the
material
adjusting
knob
(2)
and
the
pressure
spring
(3).
Open
trigger
of
the
spray
gun
to
facilitate
needle
removal
(4).
Reassemble
with
the
new
nozzle
set
in
reverse
order.
Attention:
The
needle
seal
screw
connection
must
be
readjusted
after
reassembly.

11.
Spray
gun
accessories
and
spare
parts
Nozzle
sets:
The
spray
nozzle
set
consists
of
an
air
cap,
a
tip
and
a
needle
(fig
19).
Table
of
nozzle
sets
/
\Marklng
Set
(complete)
^
-
Part
No.
Tip
size
2
0276
254
0
0.8
mm
3
0276
227
01.3
mm
4
0276
228
0
1.8
mm
(standard)
5
0276
229
0
2.2
mm
6
0261
021
0
3.0
mm
7
0261
022
0
4.0
mm
Valve
plate
set
for
non-return
valve
10
pcs.
Part
No.
0277
919
Service
set
consisting
of
seal
item
5,
page
11,
seal
item
8,
needle
seal
item
24,
air
pipe
item
30,
non-return
valve
item
33,
air
pipe
item
34,
paint
container
seal
item
49.
Part
No.
0277
943
12.
Special
accessories
RN
30
Extension
tip
for
ribbed
radiators,
length
30
cm.
Part
No.
0261
020
WF
20
Flocking
gun
for
the
application
of
dry
chips
Part
No.
0261
025
7

13.
Troubleshooting
chart
for
finish
problems
Problem
Cause
Remedy
Orange
peel
Paint
drying
too
fast
Slower
solvent
or
retarder
Gun
too
far
from
surface
Move
closer
to
target
Viscosity
of
paint
too
high
Reduce
viscosity
Runs
and
sags
Material
too
thin
Add
material
Movement
of
gun
too
slow
Speed
up
passes
Too
much
material
Reduce
material
flow
by
turning
^
in
material
adjustment
knob
Spray
gun
too
close
to
workpiece
Move
gun
back
from
workpiece
Pinholing
Trapped
solvents
Apply
material
in
lighter
coats
Fish
eyes
Possible
silicone
contamination
Use
solvent
to
clean
all
parts
.
Blistering
Moisture
in/on
spray
surface
Thoroughly
clean
surface
Incompatible
top
coats
or
undercoats
Make
sure
coatings
are
compatible
C
8

14.
Troubleshooting
chart
Problem
Cause
Solution
Little
or
no
paint
flow
Insufficient
pressure
Increase
pressure
Material
too
thick
Thin
with
solvent
Non-return
valve
(33)
clogged,
Unscrew
non-return
valve
and
clean
or
see
page
11
exchange
valve
plate.
Pay
attention
to
the
direction
of
the
arrow
during
assembly.
Paint
container
seal
damaged
Replace
Filter
(48)
clogged
Clean
or
replace
Paint
container
empty
Refill
Adjusting
ring
(29)
open
too
far
Adjust
(
_
Material
adjusting
knob
(1)
closed
Adjust
T,
!
Tip
drips
Worn
tip
Replace
Contamination
in
tip
Clean
Material
adjusting
knob
open
too
far
Adjust
material
adjusting
knob
accordingly
(see
page
3)
Needle
seal
screw
connection
(18)
over-tightened
Adjust
Spray
pattern
sickle^shaped
Air
cap
holes
clogged
Clean
Spray
jet
flutters
Coating
material
In
paint
container
is
running
out
Refill
coating
material
Filter
clogged
Clean
or
replace
^eaks
around
the
needle
(3)
Needle
seal
screw
connection
(18)
Tighten
screw
connection
for
needle
seal
(18)
V
loose
loosely
with
open-end
wrench.
Needle
seal
(24)
worn
Tighten
or
replace
the
needle
seal
(24)
Too
much
overspray
Air
pressure
too
high
Reduce
air
pressure
Material
too
thin
Add
unthinned
paint
Spray
gun
too
far
from
target
Move
closer
Air
leaking
from
the
Controller
Safety
valve
not
seated
Turn
pressure
down
to
zero
and
then
increase
Water
In
air
lines
Condensation
Install
volume
moisture
trap
System
leaks
pressure
Restriction
in
air
line
from
compressor
(existing
regulator)
Remove
restriction
(regulator)
Air
compressor
too
small
Use
larger
compressor
9

15.
Spare
parts
15.1
S
pare
parts
list,
pressure
regulator
(controller)
Manometer
I
Dual
axis
hose
swivel
Part
No.
0261
247,
1070
031
15.2
S
pare
parts
list,
air
hose
Item
Part
No.
Description
1
1070
032
Hose
quick-release
coupling
2
0276
439
Seal
quick-release
coupling
3
0277
413
0-ring
4
1030
011
Air
hose
9
m
15.4
Spare
parts
list,
FineCoat
spray
gun
{spare
pai
Item
Part
No.
Description
0279
094
FineCoat
paint
spray
gun
1
0277
502
Material
adjusting
knob
2
0275
576
Neddie
spring
023S
3
0276
228
Nozzle
set
no.
4
(consists
of
air
*
cap,
tip
and
needle)
4
0277
510
Housing
5
0275
501
*
Seal
6
0275
578
Pressure
spring
7
0277
536
Tappet
8
0277
486
*
Seal
9
0277
489
Retaining
ring
10
9811
119
Hexagon
nut
11
9805
205
Screw
12
0277
491
Knob
13
9894
242
Spring
washer
14
0277
498
Valve
housing
15
0277
493
Valve
15.3
S
pare
parts
diagram,
air
hose
diagram,
see
page
11)
Item
Part
No.
Description
16
0277
185
Housing
17
0277
515
Retaining
ring
18
0277
508
Screw
connection
19
0277
470
Handle
20
0277
481
Pipe
21
0277
480
Hexagon
nut
22
0275
301
Nipple
23
0277
505
Nipple
24
0275
579
*
Needle
seal
25
0277
198
Trigger
27
0277
514
Axle
28
0275
250
Spring
plate
29
0277
507
Adjusting
ring
30
0277
482
*
Air
pipe
31
0277
919
Valve
plate
set
-
10
pcs.
33
0276
248
*
Non-return
valve
34
0277
483
*
Air
pipe
10

Item
Part
No.
Description
item
Part
No.
Description
37
0277
506
Double
socket
45
0277
449
Guide
38
0277
509
Nipple
46
9871
049
0-ring
39
0277
511
Nut
47
0277
178
Ascending
feed
pipe
40
0277
451
Bridge
48
0275
588
Filter
41
0277
467
Closing
lever
49
0277
495
*
Paint
container
seal
42
0277
460
Lid
50
0275
573
Paint
container
43
9805
206
Screw
0261
889
Socket
wrench
44
0277
448
Rotating
lever
0277
943
*
Service
set
15.5
Spare
parts
diagram,
FineCoat
spray
gun

MANUFACTURING
AND
SALES
COMPANIES
D
J.
Wagner
GmbH
Otto-Lilienthal
Sir.
18
88677
Markdorf
Fed.
Rep.
of
Germany
Phone
07544/5050
Fax
07544/505-200
CH
Wagner
International
AG.
Industriestr.
22
9450
Altstatten
Switzerland
Phone
071
/
7
57
22
11
Fax
071
/
7
57
22
22
Japan
Wagner
Spraytech
Japan
/
Ltd.
2-35,
Shinden-Nishimachi
Osaka/Japan
Phone
720/743561
Fax
720
/
743426
SALES
AND
SERVICE
COMPANIES
A
AUS
B
DK
J.
Wagner
GmbH
E
Wagner
Spraytech
Oberflachentechnik
Iberica
S.A.
Lohnergasse
1
Apartado
132
1210
Wien
08750
Molins
de
Rey
Austria
Barcelona
/
Spain
Phone
0043/1/2707781-0
Phone
93/6800028
Fax
0043/1/2788430
Fax
93/6680156
F
J.
Wagner
France
S.A.R.L
Wagner
Spraytech
■
B.P.
75
Australia
Pty.
Ltd.
91122
Palaiseau-Cedex
PpB
286
France
Mordialloc,
3195
Phone
01/60114050
Australia
Phone
03/5872000
Fax
03/5809120
Fax
01/69817257
GB
Wagner
Spraytech
(UK)
Ltd.
Wagner
Spraytech
Unit
3
Haslemere
Way
Belgium
SA
Tramway
industrial
Estate
Veilinglaan
58
Banbury,
Oxon
OX
16
8TY
1861
Meise-Wolvertem
Great
Britain
Belgium
Phone
0295/268464
or
Phone
02/2694675
0295/268465
or
Fax
02/2697845
0295/268466
Fax
0295/269861
Wagner
Spraytech
HK
J.
Wagner
GmbH
(HK)
Scandinavia
A/S
Room
1801
-
02
Kornmarksvej
26
Tal
Sang
Comm.
Bldg.
2605
Brendby
24
-
34
Hennessy
Road
Denmark
Wanchai
Phone
43632811
Hong
Kong
Fax
43430528
Phone
852/8651802
Fax
852/529
1753
I
NL
NZ
S
USA
Wagner
Spraytech
Corp.
P.O.
Box
9362
Minneapolis
/
Minn.
55440
USA
Phone
612
-
553
/
7000
Fax
612-553/7288
Wagner
Colora
Via
Ciucani,
3
20060
Ornago
(Ml)
Italy
Phone
039/6010474
Fax
039/6010601
Wagner
Spraytech
(Nederland)
BV
Postbus
1656
3600
BR
Maarssen
Netherlands
Phone
030/2414155
Fax
030/2411787
Wagner
Spraytech
(N2)
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
12629
Penrose,
Auckland
New
Zealand
Phone
09/641169
Fax
09/642790
Wagner
Sverige
AB
Muskotgatan
19
254
66
Helsingborg.
Sweden
Phone
042/150020
Fax
042/150035
A
list
of
international
WAGNER
distributors
is
available
on
request

Important
notes
on
product
liability
As
a
result
of
an
EC
regulation
being
effective
as
from
January
1,1990,
the
manufacturer
shall
only
be
liable
for
his
product
if
all
parts
come
from
him
or
are
reieased
by
him,
and
If
the
devices
are
properly
mounted
and
operated.
If
the
user
applies
outside
accessories
and
spare
parts,
the
manufacturer
s
liability
can
fully
or
partially
be
inapplicable;
in
extreme
cases
usage
of
the
entire
device
can
be
prohibited
by
the
competent
authorities
(employer's
liability
Insurance
association
and
factory
inspectorate
division).
Only
the
usage
of
original
WAGNER
accessories
and
spare
parts
guarantees
that
all
safety
regulations
are
observed.
C€
Declaration
of
conformity
ferewith
we
declare
that
the
supplied
version
of
WAGNER
FineCoat
Controller,
0275
002,
0275118
complies
with
the
following
provisons
applying
to
it:
89/392
EEC.
Applied
harmonized
standards,
in
particular:
EN
292-1/-2
Applied
national
technical
standards
and
specifica¬
tions,
in
particular:
DIN
24
558,
V8G
23
^yOate:
30.11.1994
Guarantee
declaration
12
months,
single
shift,
6
months
for
multiple
shifts.
We
guarantee
this
equipment
on
the
foiiowing
terms:
We
wiil
repair
or
replace,
at
our
discretion,
free
of
charge,
all
parts
which,
within
12
or
6
months
from
date
of
purchase,
are
found
to
be
wholiy
or
substan¬
tially
unserviceable
due
to
causes
arising
prior
to
the
sale
-
In
particular
faulty
design,
materials
or
work¬
manship.
The
guarantee
does
not
extend
to
damage
due
to
the
following
causes:
Unsuitable
or
improper
usage,
faulty
assembly
or
put¬
ting
into
operation
by
the
purchaser
or
a
third
party,
normal
wear,
negligent
handling
or
servicing,
unsuita¬
ble
spraying
media,
particularly
corrosive
and
abra¬
sive
materiais,
use
of
substitute
materials
and
the
action
of
chemical,
electro-chemical
or
electric
agents
not
attributable
to
us.
Abrasive
spraying
media,
such
as
red
iead,
emulsions,
slips
and
glazes,
liquid
abra¬
sives
and
similar,
reduce
the
life
of
valves,
packings,
gun
and
tip,
as
well
as
of
pneumatic
pump
pistons.
The
resulting
wear
is
not
covered
by
the
guarantee.
The
equipment
should
be
inspected
immediately
upon
receipt.
Any
apparent
defect
should
be
notified
in
writing
to
the
supplier
or
to
our
works
within
14
days,
otherwise
all
rights
to
redress
are
invalidated.
We
reserve
the
right
to
entrust
compliance
with
the
guarantee
to
an
approved
subcontractor.
The
granting
of
this
guarantee
requires
proof
of
pur¬
chase
by
presentation
of
invoice
or
delivery
note.
Where
the
inspection
shows
damage
not
failing
within
the
terms
of
the
guarantee,
the
repair
will
be
carried
out
at
the
purchaser's
expense.
J.
WAGNER
GmbH
Executive
Officer
Signature
Executive
Secretary
Subject
lo
modifications
Printed
in
Germany
13

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