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Your Apollo ECO E5011or E7000 spray gun offers you many options. You can turn the air cap (#2, E5011 or #1-2,

E7000) to three positions. One will produce a horizontal pattern for spraying across, another will produce a vertical pattern

for spraying up and down, and the third will produce a round pattern to spray small or narrow pieces.

PREPAREING TO USE YOUR ECO SPRAY SYSTEM

Connect the air hose to the Turbine, pull back the spring-loaded quick disconnect coupler and insert the male connector

on the air hose into the turbine connector. Release the ring. Your air hose will be locked into place. To disconnect, pull

back on the connector to release the air hose. CAUTION: If you have just finished spraying, the metal coupler at the

turbine end may be hot.

Plug the electric cord into a correctly grounded electrical outlet. Be sure the electric current is the correct voltage. If you

need to use an extension cord, be sure it is at least 12-gauge wire and has a correctly grounded outlet. (240v units for use

outside of the United States are often only supplied with an electric cord. A correct plug must be installed prior to use.

Make sure the ground wire is properly connected).

Select a safe, well-ventilated area where you will spray your client. Locate your Turbine unit away from the area where

you will be directly spraying.

FAMILIARIZING YOURSELF WITH YOUR APOLLO E5011 SPRAY GUN

Familiarize yourself with the controls on the E5011spray gun. There are three principal controls: The rotating air cap (#2);

the material flow screw (#18); and the air cap locking ring (#1). Click the rotating air cap into each position; Horizontal,

Vertical and 45°. When the air cap is in the 45° position the pattern is round. This is useful for spraying small, narrow

areas. Fluid flow will increase when using the round pattern so it is usually necessary to reduce the fluid flow by adjusting

the flow screw (#18).

Next, turn the material flow screw (#18) anti- or counter-clockwise to open or release more fluid, clockwise to reduce or

close material flow.

Last, loosen the air cap locking ring (#1) one or two turns. This will feather the top and bottom of the fan pattern and

slightly reduce the fan pattern size. NOTE: The nozzle (#6) should never sit behind the center hole of the air cap (#2).

Always make sure that the nozzle is slightly protruding through the center hole of the air cap.

FAMILIARIZING YOURSELF WITH YOUR APOLLO E7000 SPRAY GUN

Familiarize yourself with the controls on the spray gun. There are three principal controls: The rotating air cap (#1-2); the

Fluid Adjusting Knob (#22); and the Air Adjusting Knob (#12). Loosen the Air Cap Ring (#1-1)slightly to turn the rotating

air cap to each position, Horizontal and Vertical. The horizontal position will give you a vertical fan pattern. The vertical

position will give you a horizontal fan pattern.

The Air Adjusting Knob (#12) will allow you to achieve the round pattern. To obtain the round pattern turn the knob so that

it is in the horizontal position. When the knob is in the horizontal position the spray gun will only give you a round pattern.

This is useful for spraying small, narrow areas or touching up a small area. When the knob is in the vertical position you

will only get a fan pattern.

Next, turn the Fluid Adjusting Knob (#22) anti- or counter-clockwise to open or release more fluid, clockwise to reduce or

close material flow. NOTE: If you are using the round fan pattern it is usually necessary to reduce the amount of fluid.

PREPARING TO SPRAY

You should now be ready to spray your project. Good quality results with your Apollo ECO TrueHVLP™ Spray System

combination of careful preparation of your substrate, a proper spraying environment, a basic knowledge of the

material/coating you will be using and how these materials work with your Apollo ECO Series Turbine.