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What is the correct air pressure setting for the pressure pot during operation?
What is the correct air pressure setting for the pressure pot during operation?
During the clean-up procedure, what is the first step that should be taken?
During the clean-up procedure, what is the first step that should be taken?
Which step is crucial to perform before putting material into the pressure pot?
Which step is crucial to perform before putting material into the pressure pot?
What must be done after opening the lid during the clean-up process?
What must be done after opening the lid during the clean-up process?
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What is the appropriate action to take if the fluid regulator is on and tight before operation?
What is the appropriate action to take if the fluid regulator is on and tight before operation?
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Study Notes
Setting Up the Pressure Pot
- Turn on the spray booth and its lighting.
- Ensure the condenser is functioning properly.
- Verify the temperature and viscosity of the material, along with the filter material.
- Inspect and confirm the rubber gasket is in good condition.
- Ground the pressure tank for safety.
- Carefully load the material into the tank and tighten the clamps in pairs.
- Ensure that the fluid regulator is off or loose.
- Connect the main air hose to the pressure tank.
- Set the pressure at the booth above 55 psi.
- Adjust the fluid pressure to a level between 6-9 psi.
- Set the air pressure to a range between 35-45 psi.
- Test the spray pattern using the Q1+Q2 function.
Cleaning the Pressure Pot
- Reduce the fluid pressure to prepare for cleaning.
- Empty the remaining material into an appropriate container.
- Release the pressure by opening the relief valve.
- Open the lid and perform the blow-back procedure to clear the system.
- Thoroughly clean the tank, gasket, and lid.
- Clean the spray gun, air cap, and nozzle.
- Lubricate the spray gun.
- Turn off the spray booth, fluid regulators, and air regulators.
- Set the fluid and air pressures to the low end of their respective ranges.
- Spray in the booth for 10 seconds to flush the system.
- Turn off the atomizing air.
- Spray for 5 seconds into a wastewater tank to further flush the system.
- Reduce the fluid pressure again.
- Open the pressure relief valve.
- Open the lid and perform the blow-back procedure once more.
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This quiz covers the essential steps for setting up and cleaning a pressure pot used in spray booths. Participants will learn how to ensure safety, proper material handling, and effective cleaning procedures. Master these techniques to enhance your spray application process.
