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7-4 Maintenance 7.7 Emptying the W ater Trap Moisture from the outside air c an conden se in th e pne um atic system . The water tr ap collects this condensed moisture. You m ust empty it weekly or whenever it is full. T…

Maintenance 7-3

7.6 Cleaning the Spill Pan

The Spill Pan is located in the front cabinet and captures fluid spills and overspray. The spill pan should

be cleaned regularly and is removable for ease of cleaning.

WARNING! CAUTION!

Follow MSDS recommendations for the proper handling and disposal of all

materials when cleaning the spill pan. Always wear appropriate personal

protective equipment (PPE) as recommended by facility safety practices and the

material manufacturer’s MSDS.

 NOTE Make sure the ventilation is ON while cleaning the spill pan.

1. Slide the spill pan from the lower front cabinet.

2. Thoroughly clean the pan with the solvent recommended by the fluid manufacturer.

3. Slide the spill pan all the way in.

 The spill pan is interlocked for safety. If the spill pan is not pushed in properly, the

coating system will not start.

 NOTE Keep the spill pan free of debris. DO NOT use the spill pan for storage.

Item Description

1 Spill Pan

Figure 7-1 Spill Pan

7-4 Maintenance

7.7 Emptying the Water Trap

Moisture from the outside air can condense in the pneumatic system. The water trap collects this

condensed moisture. You must empty it weekly or whenever it is full.

To empty the water trap:

1. Locate the water trap (Figure 7-2) at the rear of the system.

2. Disconnect the facility air supply from the main air inlet.

3. Hold a container under the water trap to catch the water.

4. Using your finger, push the water drain knob at the bottom of the assembly.

5. Reconnect the facility air supply to the main air inlet.

Item Description

1 Water Trap

2 Drain Knob

3 Main Air Inlet

Figure 7-2 Water Trap

Maintenance 7-5

7.8 Cleaning the Fluid Filter

WARNING! CAUTION!

Follow MSDS recommendations for the proper handling and disposal of all

materials when cleaning the fluid filter. Always wear appropriate personal

protective equipment (PPE) as recommended by facility safety practices and the

material manufacturer’s MSDS. To prevent eye injury or irritation, wear safety

goggles while performing this procedure.

To clean the fluid filter:

1. Turn the Reservoir Air Pressure Switch to the

OFF (0) position. See Figure 7-3.

2. Relieve residual pressure in the fluid system by opening the pressure relief valve on the fluid

reservoir.

Figure 7-3A Coating System Rear Panel Figure 7-3B Fluid Reservoir

Item Description

1 Reservoir Air Pressure Switch (right rear)

2 Fluid Reservoir Pressure Relief Valve

Figure 7-3 Relieving the Air Pressure