Fubag Operator's Manual

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Warning

Before using the air spray gun, please read this instruction manual carefully. Only qualified and well-trained staff acquainted with the manual can use and operate this tool.

This manual contains description, safety rules, and all necessary information for proper operating FUBAG air spray guns. Please save the instruction and refer to it when any questions regarding safe operation, maintenance, storage, and transportation of FUBAG air spray guns appear. Not following recommendations stated below may cause damages to the air spray gun and operator's injuries.

1. Safety Rules

Danger:

• Do not direct the air tool or the flow of compressed air to people, animals, or your own body. (To avoid ingress of small particles of dust into your eyes, wear protective goggles).
• Do not direct the flow of compressed air to the compressor.
• Do not work without protective boots, do not touch the operating compressor by wet hands and/or feet.
• Do not exceed required working pressure.
• Do not use non-original spare parts.

Caution:

• While connecting the air tool to the compressor's hose, do not forget to turn the air cock.
• While working with compressed air, follow all safety rules.

2. Technical Specifications

Set Includes: Gravity air spray gun (kit 120101) or suction air spray gun (kit 120102); 2 mm nozzle kit; washing spray gun; air dusting gun; inflating gun; 5 m nylon spiral tube.

The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the manual's content or tool functions without prior notification to users.

3. Accessories Connection

Make sure that the compressor is OFF before connecting the accessories.

1. All accessories are fitted with quick connectors. All accessories are connected to the compressor via the coiled air line using the quick connector.

2. For safety reasons, certain accessories must operate at a specific air pressure indicated in their respective sections. You can check the pressure level by looking at the gauge or the numbered notches on the knob, which represent the related pressures.

3. Make sure that pressure adjustment knob A is turned fully counterclockwise, thus shutting off the air supply before starting the compressor.

4. Connect the coiled air line B to the compressed air outlet C (Figure 1) using coupling D. Push coupling D firmly into outlet C. A clicking noise indicates that the coupling is engaged.

5. Once one end of the coiled air line B is fastened, you can connect any accessory to the other end E by pushing firmly, for example, coupling F into E (Figure 2). A clicking noise also indicates that the coupling is engaged.

6. When the coiled air line is securely connected to both the compressor and the accessory, you can start to use the compressor.

7. Switch on the compressor. Once the pre-set pressure is reached, the compressor will switch off automatically.

8. When you have finished using the accessory, close the compressed air outlet by fully rotating pressure regulation knob A counterclockwise. Test that the air supply is closed by operating the accessory until all air is expelled. At this point, disconnect the coiled air line from the compressor by pulling back outer sleeve G (Figure 1). Disconnect coupling E from the accessory following the procedure explained for coupling D (Figure 1).

It is normal for the compressor to stop and start automatically at intervals as the use of compressed air varies.

Figure 1 Description: Shows the pressure regulator unit with knob A, coiled air line B, compressor outlet C, and coupling D. It also shows the outer sleeve G for disconnection.

Figure 2 Description: Shows the connection of an accessory using coupling F to the coiled air line end E.

4. Paint Spray Gun

Safety Precautions:

• Always wear a protective mask, goggles, and protective gloves when spray painting. Spray paint only in a well-ventilated area. The accessory must always be used in accordance with the Manufacturer's instructions and safety regulations.
• Some paints and other materials are combustible when sprayed and should not therefore be sprayed close to flames, heat sources, or areas where sparks may occur. If in doubt about the safe use of materials, please consult the Manufacturer before use.

Operation:

1. Connect the paint spray gun to the compressor as explained in Chapter 3.
2. Adjust working pressure to the value indicated for this accessory.
3. Position the paint cup A and screw it into the socket B (Figure 1). Ensure the paint cup is securely screwed into the socket to prevent paint leakage during use.
4. Remove the lid C of paint cup A (Figure 2).
5. Fill paint cup A with the paint or material to be sprayed.
6. Replace paint cup lid C by securely pushing it onto paint cup A (Figure 2).
7. The spray pattern (horizontal or vertical spraying) can be adjusted by loosening ring D and turning nozzle E, then retightening ring D (Figure 3).
8. The width of the spray pattern can be adjusted by rotating adjustment knob F (Figure 3).
9. The volume of paint/material sprayed can be adjusted by reducing or increasing the stroke of trigger G, turning adjustment knob H (Figure 3).
10. To operate the paint spray gun, pull trigger G (Figure 3). Pulling the trigger halfway allows compressed air only through nozzle E, useful for cleaning the gun. Pulling trigger G fully introduces material into the gun for spray painting.
11. During spraying, release the vent valve I of paint cup A (Figure 4).

Before using the spray gun, practice on a test material to establish the correct spray pattern and material application quantity.

The air spray gun is equipped with a painting tank, a regulator for paint quantity (1), a regulator for air flow (2), and a regulator for spraying mode (3).

Figure 1 Description: Shows positioning and screwing the paint cup A into socket B.

Figure 2 Description: Shows removing and replacing the lid C of paint cup A.

Figure 3 Description: Illustrates the paint spray gun with adjustable parts: ring D, nozzle E, adjustment knob F, trigger G, and adjustment knob H.

Figure 4 Description: Shows releasing the vent valve I of paint cup A.

Additional Notes:

• Never exceed the recommended air pressure.
• The paint or material to be sprayed may require thinning. Consult the Manufacturer for the thinning fluid and dilution formula. Paint/material that is too thick may block the nozzle, preventing use.
• When filling the paint cup with paint/material, maintain the spray gun in a vertical position to avoid spillage.

Maintenance of Paint Spray Gun

• After use, the paint spray gun must be cleaned thoroughly.
• After disposing of any unused material, add a small quantity of paint thinner to paint cup A and use the spray paint gun again, fully pressing trigger G and complying with safety precautions. This operation allows initial cleaning of the fluid ducts.
• To clean, unscrew nozzle D and ring E (Figure 5).
• Disassemble the spraying needle by unscrewing knob H and extracting spring L and needle M (Figure 6).
• Lubricate the socket N for the spraying needle at regular intervals (Figure 6).
• Thoroughly clean these items with a suitable product.
• Also clean the fluid passage through the socket of paint cup A (Figure 1).

Figure 5 Description: Shows unscrewing nozzle D and ring E for cleaning.

Figure 6 Description: Shows disassembling the spraying needle by unscrewing knob H, extracting spring L and needle M, and lubricating socket N.

5. Air Blow Gun

1. Connect the air blow gun to the compressor as explained in Chapter 3.
2. Adjust working pressure to the value indicated for this accessory.
3. To use the air blow gun, press lever D and direct nozzle B towards the surface to be cleaned (Figures 1-2).

This blow gun can efficiently clean carpets in your home or car mats. It is also ideal for cleaning keyboards, electrical appliances, refrigerators, cameras, TV cameras, glassware, and vacuum cleaners.

Figure 1 Description: Shows the air blow gun with lever A and nozzle B.

Figure 2 Description: Shows the air blow gun being used to clean a keyboard.

6. Inflation Gun

1. Connect the inflation gun to the compressor as explained in Chapter 3.
2. When inflating car tires or certain bicycle tires, it is not necessary to attach any adapters (Figure 2). Press tab A and connect the hose to the tire by pushing the fitting onto the valve (Figure 3), then release the tab.
3. Set the working pressure to the value indicated for this accessory.
4. Inflate the tire by pressing lever B until the required inflation pressure is reached, as indicated on gauge C (Figures 1-3). In case of over-inflation, press button D to reduce the pressure (Figures 1-3).
5. When inflating footballs, rubber dinghies, certain bicycle tires, and children's inflatable swimming pools, you may need to use a suitable adapter (Figure 2).
• Adapter E is used for footballs.
• Adapter F is used for rubber dinghies, air beds, and children's swimming pools.
• Adapter G is used for certain bicycles.
6. Select the suitable adapter and insert it into the inflation hose pressing tab A (Figure 4). Push the adapter into the inflation hose as shown in Figure 5 and release tab A. To secure the adapter, turn it slightly clockwise.
7. Inflate the required object as described in point 4.

Figure 1 Description: Shows the inflation gun with hose, gauge C, lever B, and pressure release button D.

Figure 2 Description: Shows various adapters: E for footballs, F for inflatables, G for bicycles.

Figure 3 Description: Shows connecting the inflation hose fitting to a tire valve.

Figure 4 Description: Shows inserting an adapter into the inflation hose pressing tab A.

Figure 5 Description: Shows the adapter inserted into the hose and being secured.

7. Washing Spray Gun

Safety Precautions:

• Always wear safety gloves and shoes when using the washing spray gun. When using possibly flammable chemical products, never direct the jet of the gun close to flames, towards any source of heat, or anywhere where a spark may be struck.

Operation:

1. Connect the washing spray gun to the compressor as explained in Chapter 3.
2. Adjust working pressure to the value indicated for this accessory.
3. Unscrew cup A from the body of the gun B (Figure 1). Pour in the chemical product you intend to use and refasten cup A to the body of the gun B (Figure 1).
4. To use the accessory, press lever C (Figure 2).
5. To adjust the jet, turn nozzle D, which is secured by ring-nut E (Figure 3).

The material to be sprayed may require dilution. The dilution formula should be obtained from the Manufacturer. If the product is too dense, it may block the nozzle, preventing use.

When filling the cup with the material used for washing, keep it in a vertical position to avoid spillage.

The washing spray gun is also very useful for spraying disinfectants, insecticides, and plant-care products.

Figure 1 Description: Shows unscrewing cup A from gun body B.

Figure 2 Description: Shows using the washing spray gun by pressing lever C.

Figure 3 Description: Shows adjusting the jet by turning nozzle D secured by ring-nut E.

8. Transport & Storage

Before storage, the air spray gun should be disassembled and cleaned thoroughly from any remaining sprayed liquids. Do not use solvents, flammable, or toxic liquids to clean the gun.

When transporting and storing the air spray gun, try to protect it from moisture. It is recommended to keep the tool in a dry, cool place with proper ventilation and avoid high humidity, corrosive gases, and dust.

After unpacking, it is recommended to repack the tool if you intend to transport it to a working place or for storage.

9. Warranty

Warranty covers defects in materials and components and does not cover components subject to natural wear and maintenance work.

Only machines cleaned from dust and dirt, in original factory packaging, fully completed, provided with an instruction manual, warranty card with the sales date, shop stamp, factory serial number, and original sales and purchase receipts issued by the seller, are eligible for warranty.

Within the warranty period, the service center will eliminate all detected production defects free of charge. The manufacturer disclaims warranty and legal responsibilities if the user fails to observe the instruction manual, performs unqualified disassembly, repair, or maintenance of the machine, and also bears no responsibility for injuries or damages caused.

The warranty period for the equipment is indicated on the accompanying service tag.