NOCRY NPS-100 Manuel utilisateur
PAINT SPRAYER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
We’ve tried to make this manual useful, simple, and understandable.
Please read it carefully, and keep it safe for future reference.
WHAT’S INSIDE THIS MANUAL
THE ABC’S OF PAINT SPRAYER SAFETY 2
Work area safety 4
Personal safety 5
Meaning of safety symbols on your paint sprayer 6
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 7
PACKAGE CONTENTS & THEIR PURPOSES 8
HOW TO USE YOUR PAINT SPRAYER 11
How to assemble your paint sprayer 11
How to switch the paint sprayer on/off 12
How to use the trigger 12
How to choose a suitable coating material 13
How to measure coating material thickness 13
How to thin coating material 14
How to strain coating material 15
How to set up the paint sprayer for spraying 15
How to adjust the paint sprayer 16
How to increase or decrease airflow (and why) 17
How to adjust paint volume (and why) 17
How to adjust the spray pattern (and why) 18
How to change the spray nozzles (and why) 20
How to change a sprayer nozzle 21
How to get the best results 22
How to take a break - the right way 23
How to transport your paint sprayer 23
How to clean the spray attachment 24
How to clean the main body of your paint sprayer 25
How to clean the air filter 26
How to clean the air ventilation hose 26
Some tips on troubleshooting 27
MAINTENANCE 29
PAINT SPRAYER LIABILITY 30
DISPOSAL 30
WARRANTY 31
HOW TO CONTACT NOCRY 32
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THE ABC’S OF PAINT SPRAYER SAFETY
Read all safety warnings and instructions before using your paint
sprayer. They’re pretty reasonable, and neglecting them may bring a touch of
electric shock, fire, and/or serious injury to your paint spraying sessions. There
are other (and much better) ways to get your adrenaline going.
Save this manual for future reference, review in between uses, and make
sure that anyone who’s going to test your new paint sprayer has read and fully
understood all the information in here as well.
In case this manual happens to disappear, in the black hole all manuals
seem to go into, you can get a digital version of it at https://nocry.com/pages/
instructions, or by letting us know to [email protected].
So, let’s get to it, shall we?
vOnly use your paint sprayer and its accessories for spraying
paint onto inanimate objects. Would you use a screwdriver to
hammer a nail? Exactly.
v Never point the sprayer at yourself, other people or animals.
A glow-in-the-dark neon cat is a bad idea. Same goes for pointing the
sprayer at people. Paint in the eyes can cause damage to the sight, even
blindness - no joke.
v Do not to get too carried away and paint over important text
and information on containers, instruction manuals (like this one), or
the specifications given by the substance manufacturer.
vFollow the safety instructions of the materials, solvents, and
cleaning agents you use during preparation, during work, and when
cleaning your sprayer. Yes, more dull reading - important dull reading
nonetheless.
v Do not use any liquid of unknown hazard potential. It’s best to
stick to the standard paint bought in stores. No homemade concoctions.
v Keep your fingers, hands, limbs and any other body parts
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away from the tip. If the sprayer can atomize paint, just imagine what
it could do to your fingers.
v Always properly cover any surface, object or area that you don’t
want covered in paint with thick protective, durable plastic sheeting.
v When spraying outdoors, take into consideration the wind
direction - your neighbor won’t thank you for their car’s new paint job.
It has happened.
v Do not lay your filled paint sprayer on its side as the paint inside
may spill, or clog the internal pipes.
vDo not use your paint sprayer if it doesn’t work as it should. Get
it repaired or replaced before using. Should you have any problems or
concerns about anything, anything at all (and we really mean it) let us
vBefore disassembling the spray attachment, open the container
to relieve the pressure. You can do that by simply unscrewing the
container.
vDo not abuse the cord. The cord isn’t the reason you’re having a bad
day - and it won’t be, if you don’t use it for carrying, pulling, or unplugging
thesprayer,andkeepitawayfromheat,oil,sharpedges,andmovingparts.
vAvoid bodily contact with earthed or grounded surfaces such
as pipes, radiators, stoves, and refrigerators.
vUnplug your paint sprayer before making any adjustments,
putting it in storage, or when the power supply is interrupted.
Seems reasonable, doesn’t it?
vMake sure there is nothing stuck in the moving parts of your
paint sprayer before turning it on. It moves fast. And it will ruin your
day even faster.
v To keep your paint sprayer well-maintained, regularly check if all
parts are working correctly. If you notice anything odd, definitely take
the sprayer for repair before using it.
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v Work or repairs on the paint sprayer should only be carried out
by a professional. It’s best to leave the really serious stuff to a qualified
repair person who only uses original replacement parts.
vMake sure that anyone using your paint sprayer or servicing it
is acquainted with this manual. The exception to the rule are children
and infirm people - they shouldn’t be using your paint sprayer even if they
remember every word written here.
WORK AREA SAFETY
v Keep your work area clean and well illuminated. Accidents are
much more likely to happen in dirty, unorganized, or poorly lit workspaces
- accidents that are easily avoided with basic upkeep.
v When working in closed environment, ensure there is sufficient
ventilation to disperse any vapours from paint and/or solvents. Fun
fact: Those fumes are known to destroy brain cells, and extended
exposure can cause serious long term damage. An on-site extraction
system should be installed if you’re using the paint sprayer for
commercial purposes.
v Secure any movable workpiece(s) you’re working on. A workpiece
secured with suitable clamps or in a vice is much more likely to be steady
and stay in place than one held by hand.
v Do not operate your power tools in dusty or explosive areas, such
as in the presence of flammable liquids or gases, for a very simple reason
- power tools may create sparks which could ignite the dust or fumes.
v When working outside, use an extension cord meant specifically
for outdoor use, and of an appropriate length. It’s going to be
much more convenient, and will reduce the risk of an electric shock.
v Your paint sprayer is not waterproof or splash proof. Do not use
it in the rain, splash with water, immerse in liquid, or use as a water gun
It’s an electric tool after all.
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v If damp conditions are unavoidable, use a residual current device
(RCD) protected supply.
v Keep children and bystanders away. Distractions can cause you to
easily lose control, so consider operating your power tools a solo venture.
You’ll catch up with everyone later, when you’ve made progress with your
project.
vIf you absolutely must have children in the working area, ensure
that they’re always closely supervised by another,
responsible, adult, and do not interfere with your work.
vFamiliarize yourself with your local general rules of
occupational health and safety. The sooner you do that, the sooner
you can start using your paint sprayer.
PERSONAL SAFETY
vEye, ear and respiratory protection is a must when operating your
paint sprayer. Do not underestimate the power of personal safety
equipment.
vCommon sense is the best protection, isn’t it? Stay alert - watch
what you’re doing, exercise common sense, and do not operate power
tools when you’re tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or
strong medication.
vDo not take unnecessary risks by trying to reach areas
that are obviously too far away to reach safely. Keep properfooting
and balance at all times - it’ll help you keep control in unexpected
circumstances, whether it be the power tool slipping out of your hands,
or someone deciding it would be fun to attempt to pull a jumpscare on
you in your workshop.
NB! NoCry Work & Safety Gear and the manufacturer shall not be liable for any
changes made to the tool, nor for any damage resulting from such changes.
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MEANING OF SAFETY SYMBOLS
ON YOUR PAINT SPRAYER
These symbols are on your paint sprayer for a reason - to keep you aware and
safe. Please take them into account.
This paint sprayer conforms with health, safety and environmental
protection standards of the European Economic Area.
Read the instructions before starting to use this paint sprayer.
Wear safety goggles when using this paint sprayer.
Use respiratory protection when using this paint sprayer.
Use hearing protection when using this paint sprayer.
This paint sprayer is Class II (double insulated).
Do not discard of this paint sprayer together with household
waste - please refer to page 30 for tips on responsible disposal.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Model NoCry NPS-100 DINS Paint Sprayer
Voltage
220-240V,50Hz
Power consumption 600 W
Atomising output 200 W
Flow 1200 ml/min
Maximum viscosity 100 DIN/s
Pressure 22.1 kpai
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Nozzle Sizes 1.5 mm, 1.8 mm, 2.2 mm and 2.6 mm
Container capacity 1000 ml
Cable length 2.02 m
Oscillation level 1.5 m/s2
Uncertainty K 1.5 m/s2
Total weight (main body
and spray attachment) 1.6 kg
PACKAGE CONTENTS & THEIR
PURPOSES
Repetition is the mother of all learning, so: Please remember to unplug your paint
sprayer before doing any work on it. That includes changing accessories, cleaning,
and servicing.
This is what you will find inside your paint sprayer package. If there’s anything
P.S. The images may not be to scale.
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