InoKraft Drizzle D1 LVLP Air Spray Gun

Step 1: Disassembly

Turn the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) counterclockwise to remove Fluid Needle and Needle Spring.

[Illustration showing Fluid Adjustment Knob being turned counterclockwise]

Remove the Air Cap Set (A).

[Illustration showing Air Cap Set removal]

Unscrew the Fluid Nozzle with Adjustment Wrench.

[Illustration showing Fluid Nozzle unscrewing]

Step 2: Assembly

Reverse for assembly and remember to tighten the Fluid Nozzle to prevent fluid leak.

[Illustration showing assembly steps in reverse]

NOTE: Replace the whole set of Air Cap, Nozzle, Fluid Needle at the same time.

Step 1

Turn the Air Pressure Regulator Knob clockwise to make sure the air inlet is closed.

[Illustration showing Air Pressure Regulator Knob turned clockwise]

Step 2

Mix coating material by Manufacturer's instructions and pour into the Paint Cup (B).

[Illustration showing paint being poured into the Paint Cup]

Screw the Paint Cup (B) clockwise.

[Illustration showing Paint Cup being screwed on]

NOTE: If you are using other paint cups, please choose a compatible adapter. The paint cup inlet thread size is M16X1.5. (An adapter for 3M PPS Series 2.0 is included.)

Step 3

Turn the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) clockwise to the minimum to prevent the needle from moving.

[Illustration showing Fluid Adjustment Knob turned clockwise to minimum]

Step 4

Turn the Pattern Adjustment Knob (C) counterclockwise to fully open the fan.

[Illustration showing Pattern Adjustment Knob turned counterclockwise]

Turn the Air Adjustment Knob (F) counterclockwise to fully open it.

[Illustration showing Air Adjustment Knob turned counterclockwise]

Step 1

Connect the Air Pressure Regulator to the Inlet Connector (G) and then Oil-Water Separator. Use a 1/4" air hose to connect with the Oil-Water Separator or connect directly to the Inlet Connector (G).

[Illustration showing air hose connection with regulator and separator]

Step 2

Turn the Air Regulator Knob counterclockwise to raise the air pressure up to 3.0 bar.

WARNING: MAX 3.5bar, 50psi.

[Illustration showing air pressure adjustment]

Step 3

Turn the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) to gauge #2.

[Illustration showing Fluid Adjustment Knob position]

Step 4

Change the spray pattern at vertical or horizontal by rotating the Air Cap at 90°.

[Illustration showing Air Cap rotation for pattern change]

Step 5

Adjust knobs to get the right coating result and pattern.

• a. If the finish is too dry, turn the Air Adjustment Knob (F) clockwise to reduce the inlet air pressure.
• b. If the finish is too wet, turn the Fluid Adjustment Knob (D) clockwise to reduce the fluid flow.
• c. If the atomized particles are too coarse, turn the Air Adjustment Knob (F) counterclockwise to increase the inlet air pressure.
• d. If the atomized particles are too fine, turn the Air Adjustment Knob (F) clockwise to reduce the inlet air pressure.
• e. If the spray pattern is too large, turn the Pattern Adjustment Knob (C) clockwise to reduce the size.

[Diagram illustrating spray pattern adjustments]

NOTE: Refer to the User Manual for more information.

Step 6

Record relevant data on the test card for next use (optional).

[Placeholder for test card data recording]

Step 1

Maintain a distance of 6-8 inch between the spray gun and the object surface. Keep the spray gun perpendicular to the surface during movement. Bending or tilting the spray gun will cause uneven spraying.

[Diagram showing correct spray gun distance and angle]

Step 2

Slightly press the trigger to start stroke, then press hard, to get a smooth gun activation and save paint. (Practice makes perfect!)

[Illustration showing trigger pull sequence]

Step 3

To stop spraying, slightly release the trigger to end stroke, then release the trigger completely.

[Illustration showing trigger release sequence]

Step 4

The speed of moving the spray gun is recommended to be about 12-15 inch per second.

[Illustration indicating spray gun movement speed]

Step 5

When spraying large areas, it is recommended to use a reciprocating method. The overlap area of the spray width is about 50%.

[Diagram showing overlapping spray passes]

Step 6

After using the spray gun, be sure to turn off the air source. Then hold the trigger to release the air pressure.

[Illustration showing air source shut-off and pressure release]

Step 1

Recycle the remaining paint into the paint container.

[Illustration showing paint being returned to container]

Step 2

Pour in neutral cleaning solution (pH 6 to 8), shake lightly and spray it out. Repeat multiple times until the mist coming out is clean.

NOTE: Do not immerse the spray gun completely in any solvent or cleaning solution, as this will damage the spray gun lubricant and shorten its lifespan.

[Illustration showing cleaning solution being sprayed through the gun]

Step 3

Disconnect the air hose, disassemble the Paint Cup (B), Air Cap Set (A) and Fluid Adjustment Knob (D). Use cleaning kit and accessories to completely clean the gun.

• a. Clean the air cap, nozzle and fluid needle by brushing the outer surface.
• b. Clean the air cap hole with a toothpick. (if necessary)
• c. Clean the Paint Cup and Gun Body by wiping the surface with a damp cloth.

NOTE: If using metal wire or hard tools, be careful not to scratch the air cap hole to become fuzzy, resulting in deformation of the spray pattern.

[Illustrations of cleaning individual parts]

Step 4

After cleaning, reconnect to the air hose, turn up inlet air pressure and hold the Gun Trigger (E) to dry the inside of the spray gun.

[Illustration showing drying process]