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The Precision-6 PRO also has four patented features:

1. Filter warning system - The filter warning system works to help prevent overheating your motor by warning you when

the filters are not allowing ample cooling air to the motor. To prevent damage to the motor the turbine will shut itself

down if it gets too hot. If your turbine filters get dirty the unit will tell you by displaying "Chk Fltr" in the LCD screen.

This means you need to check your filters immediately in order to prevent the unit from overheating.

Overheating can be caused by partially clogged or dirty filters. The more the filters are restricted the hotter the motor

will run. Once the OverHeat™ point has been reached the motor will shut off until the temperature inside the case has

cooled enough for the motor to once again operate normally. When this happens an "OverHeat" message is displayed

in the LCD screen. Do not ignore this warning. Clean or change your filters to prevent this from happening again.

2. Hour meter - The hour meter records the use of the turbine in 1/10

use your turbine has, turn the power control knob counter-clockwise until the indicator mark on the knob lines up with

the line for the hour meter. The LCD will then display the hours of use rather than the pressure.

3. PowerPause™ Mode - When your turbo system is turned on with the spray gun and hose connected and you do not

pull or release the trigger on the spray gun for more than 60 seconds the motor will drop into "PwrPause", which is

displayed in the LCD screen. An intermittent warning signal will start when the unit has been running for 50 seconds

without the trigger being pulled on the spray gun. This signal will become solid at 55 seconds. If you don't release the

trigger before 60 seconds the unit will go into PowerPause™ and the pressure will drop. This is a safety feature built

into your PRECISION-6 PRO in order to keep the motor running cool and increase the life expectancy. In order to take

your PRECISION-6 PRO out of PowerPause™ simply pull or release the trigger on the spray gun and the unit will

immediately return to the preset pressure you set prior to PowerPause™. Normal triggering of the spray gun at the end

of each pass will prevent the turbo system from entering PowerPause™.

4. ShutDown™ Mode - This mode will shut down the power to your motor when the unit has been in PowerPause™

mode for 15 minutes. The LCD screen will remain lit with "ShutDown" displayed in the screen. This will only occur if

the motor has been running in PowerPause™ for 15 minutes. To exit ShutDown mode all you need to do is cycle the

power switch on and off once and the unit will turn back on to the preset pressure, providing you haven't moved the

control knob. We suggest that when you are done using the system, you leave it running in PowerPause™ mode until

the unit shuts off. This will cool the motor much faster than just turning off the power and letting the heat radiate into the

steel case.

*All turbine pressures quoted are measured sealed and at the motor outlet. Actual spraying pressures will vary depending

on the model and size of the turbine.

4 Know Your Coatings

4.1 Coating Properties

Coatings are a blend of resins and additives to create a product that will provide a protective and beautifying surface to your

work piece. Different resins have different properties. It is important to use the correct coating to achieve a desired result.

Manufacturers of coatings can control the resin solids content, production viscosity, sheen, color, flow-out enhancement and

other properties. Some products offer ways to adjust the coating properties such as speeding up or slowing down the drying

time, adding catalysts to strengthen the molecular bond or adding flatting agents to lower the sheen. Manufacturers will often

give some guidelines on how to thin their product for spray application. There are many different types of spray equipment in

use. Coatings manufacturers cannot address all of them. It is important for the finisher to understand the spray equipment and to

use common sense to arrive at the correct fluid viscosity to produce the best possible results with the selected coating and the

equipment being used.

of an hour increments. To see how many hours of

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