Paint gun cleaning the B-TEC / BRINKLAKE way

Step 1

Having disconnected the paint gun from its compressed air supply, remove the paint pot from the gun (gravity or PPS) and remove any filters or other restrictions in the paint connection - DO NOT open / operate the trigger on the gun - DO NOT remove the air cap or other parts.

Step 2

Carefully position the spray gun by placing it upside down over the conical jet, which should be inserted into the paint cup connection port. DO NOT open or operate the trigger.

Step 3

Push the air supply pipe over the compressed air connector on the paint gun. This does not require any tools.

Picture shows fixing black hose in place...

Step 4

Once fixed it looks like this....

Step 5

Open the paint gun trigger and secure it in the open position using the clip supplied.

Second picture shows fixing the trigger clip in place.

Step 6

Place the paint cup over the special support rod (if using gravity cups).

Picture shows placing cup over support.

Step 7

Note: gun is pointing towards lid rack.

Step 8

Place lid in lid rack with the underside facing the gun.

Picture shows placing lid in rack.

Step 9

Ready to clean.

Step 11

Don't forget you can also use the manual 'through flow' brush for external cleaning and also the atomiser of 'fresh rinse' fluid, if needed use for no more than 30 seconds.

Picture shows using the through flow brush.

Step 12

Picture shows use of the fresh rinse atomiser "fresh dilution jet".

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