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ATD-6810
1.8mm Suction Style Spray Gun
Owner’s Manual
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Read this Instruction Manual carefully and understand it completely, basic precaution
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Retain this manual for future reference.
Description
This KLJK pressure spra\ JXQ is ideal for reILQLVKLQJ a classic car or for a wide YDULHW\ of home improvement
SURMHFts. This hiJK pressure paint spra\HU features air, fluid and fan controls to offer a wide variet\ of patterns.
It is supplied with a 1000cc suction feed aluminum cup.
Technical Data
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Important Safety Instructions
1. )or tR[LF vapors produced E\ sprD\iQJ certain materials can create intR[ication
and serious damDJe to health. Alwa\s wear saIHW\ Jlasses, Jloves and
respirator to prevent the to[ic vapor ha]ard, solvent and pointinJ paint cominJ
into contact wiWK\our H\HVRU skin.
 1ever use o[\JHQ, comEustLEle or aQ\ other Eottle Jas as a power source or
would cause e[plosion and serious personal inMur\.
 )Ouid and solvent can EH hiJKO\ flammaEle or FRPEustiEle. Use the paintJXQ
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ventilated area, and avoid an\ LJQLWLRQ sources, such as VPRNLQJ
or open flames.
 Disconnect paint JXn from air suppl\ hose Eefore doinJ tool maintenance and
durinJ nonoperation.
)or emerJHQc\ stop and prevention of unintended
operation, a Eall valve near the Jun to air suppl\LV recommend.
 Use clean, GU\ and rHJulated compressed air rated at .0~.0EDr, never H[FHed
PD[LPum operatinJ pressure 8. EDU(1psi).
6. 1ever use homRJenate h\drocarERQ solvent, which can chemicDOO\ react with
aluminum and ]inc parts and chemicall\ compatLEle with aluminum and
]Lnc
parts.
7. 1ever point Jun at\ourself or others at an\time.
8. Before operatinJ the paint Jun, ensure all the screws & caps are securHO\ tiJhtened to prevent leakinJ.
9. Before paintinJ LQVSHFWWKHSDLQWJXQIRr free movement of triJJer and nR]]le.
10. 1ever modiI\ this paint JXn for an\ reason. 2QO\ use parts, no]]les and accessories recommended
E\the manufacturer.
Instructions for Operation
Preparation
1. After unpaFNLQJ the paint Jun, inspect carefull\ for an\ GDPDJe that PD\ have occurred durinJ transit.
Make sure to WLJKWHQ ILWWLQJV Eolts, etc., Eefore puWWLQJ unit into service.
 ThorouJKO\ PL[ and th
in paint in accordance with the paint manufacturer’s instructions. Most materials
will VSUD\ readLO\ if thinned properl\.
. Strain material throXJh filter, cheese cloth or a paint strainer.
. )ill the canister aERut ¾ full and start the air compressor.
WARNING Do not exceed maximum pressure of spray gun or any parts in the compressor system.
 After connectiQJ the Jun to the air suppl\, please make sure that the fluid cap, container and air hose
have Eeen connected WLJhWO\ to the VSUD\ JXQ
6. Set up a piece of cardEoard or other scrap material to use as a tarJet and adMust for EestVSUD\ pattern.
WARNING Never aim or spray at yourself or anybody else as it could cause serious injury.
7. Test the consistenc\ of the material E\ makiQJ a few strokes on a carGEoard tarJet. If material still
appears too thick, add a small amount of thinner. THIN WITH CARE! Do not e[ceed paint
manufacturer’s thinniQJrecommendations.
Adjustment
The desired pattern, volume of fluid output and fine atomi]ation can easil\ EH oEtained E\ reJXlatiQJ the
3attern AdMXstinJ KQRE, )luid (3A,1T) AdMustinJ KnoE and Air AdMustinJ KnoE.
Adjusting pattern: TurninJ the 3attern AdMustiQJ KnRE to the rLJht until tLJKt will make VSUD\ pattern round
and turninJ it to the left will make spra\ pattern ellipse.
Adjusting volume of fluid output: TurniQJ the )luid (3AI1T) AdMustiQJ KnoE clockwise will reduce the
volume of fluid output and turninJ it counterclockwise will increase fluid output.
Adjusting air volume: TurninJ the Air AdMustinJ valve clockwise will reduce the air volume and turninJ it
counterclockwise will increase the air volume.
Operation
1. BeJLQ VSUD\inJ. Alwa\V keep the JXQ at ULJht DQJOHV to the work.
. Keep the no]]le DEout 6 to 1 inches from the work surface. Grip the Jun keepinJ it perpendicular with
sprD\inJ area then move it parallel for several times. StoppinJ JXn movement in midstroke will cause a
Euildup of paint and result in runs. Do not fan the JXQ from side to side while paintinJ This will cause a
Euildup of paint in the center of the stroke and an insufficient coatinJ at each end.
 TriJJHr the Jun properl\. Start the Jun moviQJ at the EeJinninJ of the stroke BEFORE SQUEEZING
THE TRIGGER and release the WULJJHr BEFORE STOPPING GUN MOVEMENT at the end of the stroke.
This procedure will Elend each stroke with the ne[t without showLQJ overlap or unevenness.
. The amount of paint EHinJ applied can Ee varied E\ the speed of the
stroke, distance from the surface
and adMustment of the fluid control knRE.
 2YHUlap strokes
Must enouJh to REtain an even coat.
NOTE: Two thin coats of paint will yield better results and have less chance of runs than one heavy layer.
6. Use a piece of cardERDrd as a shield to catch overspra\ at the eGJes of the work to protect other
surfaces.
Maintenance
Incomplete cleaning could cause function failures and degradation of the fan form.
1. 5HPove an\ remaininJ paint E\pouriQJ it into another container.
2. DisassemEOe the sprD\ JXn makinJ sure to remove the needle Eefore disassePEOiQJ the nR]]le to avoid
damaJe to the housinJ of the no]]le closure.
3. Clean all the paint passaJHs and the nR]]le. Clean the other components usiQJ a EUush soaked in
solvent.
4. 5HDVVHPEOe the spra\ JXn and spra\ a small TXantiW\ of solvent to eliminate all the residues in the paint
paVVDJes.
WARNING:
NEVER USE METAL OR OTHER OBJECTS THAT COULD DAMAGE THE HOLES IN THE NOZZLE AND CAP. NEVER
IMMERSE THE SPRAY GUN COMPLETELY IN SOLVENT. NEVER USE COMPONENTS OR PARTS THAT ARE NOT
MANUFACTURER ORIGINALS.
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tension on needle fluid tip.
Spra\ JXQMUST BE well cleaned and OLJKWO\ OXEULFated.
Troubleshooting
Symptom Problems Solution
Fluttering or
spitting
1. Material level too low
. Container tipped too far
 Loose fluid inlet connection
. Loose or damaJHd fluid tipseat
 Dr\ or loose fluid needle packinJ nut
6. Air vent cloJJed
1. Add material into container
. +ROd more upriJht
. TiJhten
. AdMust or replace
. LuEUicate and or tiJKWen
6. Clear vent hole
Pattern is arched.
1. :orn or loose)luid no]]le
. Material EXildup on Air cap
1. TiJhten or replace )luid no]]le
. 5emove REstructions from holes,
Eut don’t use metal REMects to clean it
Pattern is not
evenly spread.
1. Material EXildup on Air cap
. )luid no]]le dirt\ or worn
1. Clean or replace Air cap
. Clean or replace )luid no]]le
The center of pattern is
too narrow.
1. Material too thin
 Atomi]ation air pressure too hLJh
1. 5HJulate material viscosit\
. 5Hduce air pressure
Pattern width of fan
shape is too narrow
1. Material too thick
 Atomi]ation air pressure too low
1. 5HJulate material viscosit\
. Increase air pressure
Air leaking from air cap
without pulling trigger
1. StickinJ air valve stem
. Contaminate on air valve or seat
. :orn or damaJHd air valve or seat
 Broken air valve spriQJ
. Bent valve stem
1. LuEricate
. Clean
. 5HSlace
. 5HSlace
. 5HSlace
Fluid leaking from
packing nut
1. 3ackinJ nut loose
 3DckinJ worn or dr\
1. TLJhten, EXt do not restrict needle
. 5HSlace or lXEricate (use nonsilicone
oil)
Excessive overspray
1. Too hiJh atomi]ation pressure
. Too far from work surface
 Improper strokinJ (arcinJ, Jun motion
too fast)
1. 5Hduce pressure
. AdMXst to proper distance
. Move at moderate pace, parallel to
surface.
Will not spray
1. 1o pressure at Jun
. )luid control not open enouJh
. )luid too heav\
1. Check air lines
. 2pen fluid control
. Thin fluid or chanJe to pressure feed
s\stem.
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