General Instructions - Wagner Radiator Spray-Attachment Handbuch

Radiator/detail spray attachment
Before using the attachment, read these operating instructions and familiarise
yourself with the operating instructions for the basic unit.
The safety instructions for the basic unit apply to this radiator/detail spray
attachment.

General instructions

The radiator/detail spray attachment was developed for applying water-soluble and
low-viscosity materials containing solvents.
The spray jet is deflected by 25° at the end of the 22 cm nozzle extension.
This allows problem-free coating of narrow spaces or points that are difficult to reach.
1 Gun body radiator
/detail spray attachment
3 Needle
5 Paint tube
7 Turning aid
9 Air cap
11 Trigger guard
13 Feed tube
Assembly (Fig.
Clip the needle onto the needle holders from above. (Fig.
Carefully attach the paint tube followed by the air tube (Fig.
union nut.
Attach the air flap to the air tube. The position of the arrows must correspond.
(Fig. A + B)
Align the feed tube (see instructions for the basic unit)
Spray on the container contents until there is very little remaining.
For spraying work with objects lying down, turn the feed tube forwards.
For spraying work on objects above head height, turn the feed tube to the rear.
Adjusting the spraying direction (Fig.
The rotary aid on the air tube always points in the same direction in which the spray jet
is deflected. To adjust the spraying direction, turn the air tube in the desired direction
with the union nut slightly undone. Then tighten the union nut again.
Adjusting the material quantity
The extension nozzle allows you to spray into very narrow spaces. To prevent paint runs
on the object, first adjust the paint quantity by spraying onto a piece of card or paper
from the same spraying distance.
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2 Needle holder
4 Nozzle seal
6 Air tube
8 Union nut
10 Material quantity regulation
12 Container seal
14 Container
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