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1. Before using the unit, make sure the inlet plug is

screwed tightly into the Quick-clean™ adapter, or material will leak from the adapter opening.

1. Assemble core (g), roller cover (h), and cap (i).

3. Attach spatter shield.

3. Place paint can on the base and insert the lid tab onto

the opening on the tower. Press the tab over the tower post (c).

2. Tightly place the lid on the paint can. Align arrow (a)

and paint can handle (b) as shown.

2. Attach assembly to arm, making sure the roller

assembly snaps into the locking tab (j) as shown.

4. Press the quick-release tabs (k) on the handle and

attach the arm to handle. When using the extension, attach the arm to the extension, then attach the extension to the handle.

4. Insert the suction tube until it reaches the bottom of the

(i) (h) (g) (j) (k) (a) (b)5 English Setup (continued) Variable speed dial: Roller handle rest area:

1. Plug in the power cord. Turn the variable speed dial to

desired setting. No paint will ow until the motor has been activated by the handle button (see Using the handle button on page 6). Use the carrying handle as a rest area for the roller handle and arm when they are not in use. NOTE - The roller handle should not be placed into the handle rest area when it is attached to the extension! The spatter shield can be used as a rest for the roller arm when the extension is being used. NOTE - During break periods, make sure that the roller is not saturated with paint, or it will drip and accumulate in the spatter shield. The settings on the variable speed dial determine the ow rate of paint (1-9). The higher the setting, the higher the ow rate. A setting of zero (0) means the unit is switched off.

2. Make sure the paint ow direction switch is set to

Using the Handle Button Use the chart below as a guide when following the painting and priming instructions below. When you are. . . Do this. . . and the unit will. . .

1) Set speed dial on higher speed (3-9).

2) Fully press and release handle button to start motor.

3) Press handle button again stop.

Unit will stay running when the button is fully pressed and released. Unit will stop when the button is again pressed and released.

2) Partially depress and release button. Release the

button when you have the desired amount of paint. Unit will run when the button is partially depressed, and stop when the button is released. Priming: Painting (2 methods): 1a. If using the roller, set the variable speed dial to 9.

2. To start the motor, fully press and release the handle

button. 1b. If using one of the pads, set the variable speed dial to a lower setting (1-2). 3a) If using the roller: 3b) If using one of the pads: When paint appears through the roller, PRESS and RELEASE handle button to shut off the motor and stop the ow of paint. PRESS and RELEASE the handle button when the material reaches the bottom of the handle.

The Stop and Start method is recommended when you are using the trim pad, or the corner pad, or swivel stain pad. Select desired speed. Partially depress the handle button until material appears through the roller or pad. Material will continue to ow while button is held in this position. Release button to stop ow of material.

The continuous ow method is recommended when you are painting a large area with the roller. Select desired speed. Fully press and release handle button. To stop ow of paint, fully press and release handle button once again.7 English Helpful Painting Tips Changing accessories:

• When removing or changing any accessories from the roller handle, it is likely that some material will drip from the handle and the accessory.

• Turn the variable speed dial to 0 (OFF) prior to removing any accessories or components, and make sure your oors and furnishings are protected from dripping paint.

• To minimize dripping material from the handle and accessories, follow the steps below. Prepping the Room Remove all pictures, mirrors, and decorations from the walls and draperies from the windows. Remove all nails, hardware and switch and receptacle covers. Cover furniture and oor with drop cloths. Surface Preparation

• Always remove wallpaper before painting. Wash off old adhesive and rinse with water. Allow the walls to dry before painting.

• Wash and rinse dirt, grease and oil build-up off the walls with soap and water.

• Fill all nail holes, joints and cracks with patching paste. Let dry and sand the surface until smooth. Clean sanded area with a damp cloth.

• Spot prime all patched areas and any marker and/or pen marks before applying rst coat. *TIP: Write the important information from your paint can -- color, formula, brand and paint type -- on the back of a switch plate for future reference. Painting the Room *TIP: If you need more than one gallon of paint to do the room’s walls, mix them together to ensure color uniformity.

• Always make sure to open a window or door to ensure proper ventilation. If you are painting both the ceiling and walls in your room, start with the ceiling rst and then move to the walls. Ceilings:

• To minimize spills and spatters, use the spatter guard and paint across the short width of the ceiling. Walls:

• Tape off around base and window and door trim.

• Paint one wall at a time.

• Pick an area to start where you can saturate the roller cover and evenly distribute the paint. Working in three-foot sections, begin by cutting-in around windows, doors, cabinets, base and other breaks in the wall surface with a pad or brush.

• Press the handle button until paint appears through the roller cover.

• Start painting at one end of a wall and roll out the letter “W”. Fill it in with crosswise strokes, working your way across the wall in 3’ x 3’ sections. Finish the sections by painting one solid swipe from ceiling to oor. This will give you a nice even paint nish.

• Press the handle button as needed for more paint. Be careful not to over-saturate the roller cover as it may drip, slide on the wall or spatter.

• Make sure to run the roller cover over the areas you cut-in around the trim and baseboards to even out the texture.

• If you need to stop and take a break; nish painting the entire wall, or stop at a break in the wall such as a doorway or corner to prevent lap marks.

1. Press the quick-release tabs on the handle (or the

2. Pull the handle and the accessory apart, making sure to

keep the connecting ends pointed up.English

Cleanup Purging the paint hose:

1. Switch paint ow directional switch to “REVERSE”.

3. Fully press and release the handle button to switch the

motor on. Let the motor run for 2-3 minutes to pull paint from the hoses back into the paint container. When nished, fully press and release the handle button to switch the motor off. Flip switch back to “PAINT”.

5. Insert thumb to rst knuckle, pry and pull the cap from

the roller cover. Once the cap is removed, push the core out the other end. When you are nished with your project, follow these steps to return any remaining material left in the hose back into its container. These steps should be followed no matter what type of material you used.

2. Place roller arm into rest area. Turn the variable speed

4. Remove spatter shield. Press locking tab (a) and drop

roller cover assembly into a bucket of the appropriate cleaning solution. PA INTREVERSE (a) IMPORTANT: Make sure your floors and furnishings are protected from dripping paint when removing or disassembling the roller assembly. Drop the parts into a bucket of the appropriate cleaning solution while you clean the unit.

from the unit, and place the unit on its side with the Quick-clean™ adapter facing up.

3. Hang the roller arm from an empty ve-gallon bucket.

While holding the suction tube over the ve-gallon bucket, slowly turn the garden hose ON. Let the water run through the suction tube and out the roller arm holes until the hose runs clear. Empty bucket as necessary.

5. Plug in the power cord. Make sure the paint ow

direction switch is set to “PAINT” position. Turn the variable speed dial to 9. the handle button, and let unit run until all uids have been purged from the paint hose. Turn the unit OFF, and unplug the power cord. Properly dispose of the cleaning solution.

6. Thoroughly clean the roller cover, core and cap. Press

the quick-release tabs and remove the roller arm from the handle. Wipe any remaining paint with the appropriate cleaning solution and a damp cloth (do

2. Remove the Quick-clean™ inlet plug from the Quick-

clean™ adapter. Insert a garden hose into the Quick- clean™ adapter. Turn the Quick-clean™ adapter tting counterclockwise to secure the hose. Make sure the washer stays inside the tting (a). Place the unit upright.

4. Turn the garden hose off. Remove suction tube from

ve-gallon bucket and replace the Quick-clean™ inlet plug. Leave the arm hanging from the bucket.

1. Elevate roller arm and hang from an empty bucket.

The unit must be lower than the arm in order for air

5. Press quick-release tabs and remove the roller arm from

the roller handle. Remove any remaining paint with the appropriate cleaning solution and a damp cloth

2. Turn variable speed dial to 9.

purged from the unit. Turn variable speed dial to 0

• The empty bucket should be larger than the cleaning bucket.11 English

1. Place roller arm and suction tube in a bucket of mineral

3. While unit is self-cleaning, thoroughly clean the roller

cover, core and cap with mineral spirits.

2. Turn variable speed dial to 9.

the handle button and recirculate one quart of mineral spirits through the unit for approximately 10 minutes (cleaning time may vary depending on type of paint used. Never leave unit running while unattended).

4. Repeat steps 1-5 in

using a half gallon of warm, soapy water to complete the cleaning process.

Storage Cleaning and storage tips: Maintenance:

• Thoroughly cleaning your unit and its components is the best way to ensure the prolonged life of your unit.

• Keep water, paint, and other residues away from the handle button. A clogged handle button will affect the performance of your unit.

• Be sure that your unit is free from all uids before storage. After storing your unit in extreme cold temperatures, allow unit to reach room temperature before using.

• When storing your unit, be sure the paint hose is stored in a large loop without any kinks. If it is bent, it could be damaged. The areas on the roller handle and the extension indicated below must be cleaned thoroughly and lubricated after each use. ALL paint should be removed from the areas highlighted in gray below, especially the quick-release tabs and all other areas that connect with other parts. This can be done by using the appropriate cleaning solution and an old toothbrush (do NOT SUBMERGE ROLLER HANDLE!). (Extension) (Handle) Quick- release tabs Connecting area Connecting area Quick- release tabs In addition to thoroughly cleaning your unit after every use, you must clean and lubricate the areas on the arm (a, b, c), extension (d), and the Quick-clean™ inlet plug O-rings (e) indicated below. Use a thin layer of petroleum jelly to lubricate the indicated areas. IMPORTANT: DO NOT attempt to remove the Quick- clean™ inlet plug O-rings, and make sure not to lose the Quick-clean™ inlet washer. (c) (a) (b) (d) (e)13 English Troubleshooting Problem A. The pump will not run B. Paint fails to load the roller. C. The motor does not turn off. D. There is paint leakage. E. Water leakage from the Quick-clean™ inlet tting during cleaning. Cause 1. The power cord is unplugged, or no power in outlet. 2. The variable speed dial is turned to 0 (OFF) and handle button has not been pressed. 3. There is a kink in the air hose. 1. The suction tube is not immersed in the paint. 2. There is an obstruction in the suction tube. 3. The paint can is empty. 4. The O-rings on the Quick-clean™ inlet plug are worn or dirty. 5. The Quick-clean™ plug is missing from the Quick-clean™ adapter. 1. The handle button is activated. 2. There is a kink in the air hose. 3. There is an air switch malfunction. 1. The seal on the roller arm is backwards. 2. The seal and cap were not properly cleaned. 3. The O-ring and the connecting area were not cleaned properly. 4. Paint residue on connecting areas. 5. The O-rings are damaged or missing. 6. The roller cover is worn or damaged. 7. The roller core or cap is worn or damaged. 8. The bearing areas on the roller arm are worn. 9. The pump tube is punctured. 10. The paint hose is damaged. 11. The O-rings on the Quick-clean™ inlet plug are worn or dirty. 12. The Quick-clean™ plug is missing from the Quick-clean™ adapter. 1. Missing washer. Solution

1. Plug the power cord into 120V outlet

2. Turn variable speed dial to higher setting (1-9) and press handle button. 3. Unkink the air hoseIf unit still fails to run, call Customer Service. 1. Fully immerse the tube into the paint. 2. Remove the obstruction. 3. Fill the paint can. 4. Properly clean and lubricate, or replace. 5. Install Quick-clean™ plug. 1. Press and release handle button. 2. Unkink the air hose. 3. Unplug unit, then call Customer Service. 1. Turn the seal around. 2. Clean and properly lubricate. 3. Clean and properly lubricate (pg 12). 4. Clean connecting areas. 5. Replace the O-rings* 6. Replace the roller cover*. 7. Replace the roller core or cap*. 8. Call Customer Service 9. Call Customer Service 10. Call Customer Service 11. Properly clean and lubricate, or replace. 12. Install Quick-clean™ plug. 1. Replace. Have you tried the recommendations above and are still having problems? In the United States, to speak to a customer service representative, call our Customer Service at 1-800-328-8251 Monday through Friday between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM Central time.

• Replacement parts available by calling customer service Product Registration Register your product online at www.wagnerspraytech.com. Proper registration will serve as proof of purchase in the event your original receipt becomes misplaced or lost.Français

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