Dux Automatic Manuel du produit - Page 9

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Maintenance

Fluid Tip Removal

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NOTE: Due to the self-cleaning nature of the
fluid tip and needle combination; it is impera-
tive that both parts are changed together when
increasing or decreasing the fluid tip size.
To replace or change the fluid tips:
1. Ensure the spray gun is depressurized.
2. Remove the air cap retaining ring and air
cap.
3. Using the DUX 10mm fluid tip driver, remove
the fluid tip and inspect the threads for wear
or contamination.
4. Install a new fluid tip and tighten using the
DUX 10mm fluid tip driver.
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IMPORTANT:
Do not over-tighten.
maximum of 18 INCH pounds of torque or a
half turn past hand tight. The precision
machining of the DUX Automatic makes the
use of a gasket unnecessary.
IMPORTANT: To maintain the precise fit and
seal between the fluid tip and the stainless
steel fluid barrel, paint must not be allowed to
dry on the threads. The threads of both the
fluid barrel and tip must be thoroughly cleaned
after each use.
5. Replace air cap and air cap retaining ring.
For customer service call 888.389.2732
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Use a
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IMPORTANT: Some coating leakage out of
the fluid tip may indicate an adjustment of the
packing is needed. This is not an indication of
the spray gun failing.
Always ensure the spray gun is depressurized
before making adjustments.

Fluid Packing Adjustment

The fluid packing in all DUX spray guns is set
to
a
pre-determined
assembly. Therefore, depending on the type of
material being sprayed, it is possible that the
packing will need adjustment upon start-up or
after some amount of spraying.
Fluid leakage at the front of the spray gun is
an indication that the fluid needle is not
seating properly in the fluid tip. This may be
caused by dried material in the tip, or if the
fluid packing is too tight. If the packing is set
too tightly for a particular material, the needle
will not to fully seat in the fluid tip and will
require adjustment.
The DUX Automatic features a leak indicator
in the form of a pin hole located above the
mounting bolt (See Figure 9). Fluid leakage at
this pin hole indicates that the fluid packing is
too loose and will need tightening.
Figure 9
AUTOMATIC
specification during
Pin hole
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