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8. Point the Blast Gun at the workpiece so that the media will strike the surface of
the workpiece at about a 45 degree angle.
9. Squeeze the Control Lever (42C) of the Blast Gun to release the media.
NOTE: The flow rate of the media may be irregular when the Blast Gun is first
started. Provided the media is dry, the flow rate will become normal in
approximately one minute. (See Figure E.)
10. Adjust the Abrasive Control Valve (18B) to increase or decrease the media flow
rate. (See Figure F.)
11. Adjust the Throttling Valve (18A) to regulate the total air flow and pressure at the
Blast Gun. (See Figure F.)
12. Move the Blast Gun in a circular or right to left motion until you have achieved
the desired appearance (finish) on the workpiece.
13. Periodically, check the Water Trap (17) for excessive water build-up. If necessary,
hold a container beneath the Water Trap and press the button located at the
bottom of the Water Trap to drain the water. (See Figure D.)
14. When the sandblasting job is completed, release pressure on the Control Lever
(42C) of the Blast Gun. Turn off the air compressor. Turn the Air Supply Valve
(18), Throttling Valve (18A), and Abrasive Control Valve (18B) to the “OFF”
position. (See Figure F.)
15. Use the Safety Valve (10) to release any remaining air pressure in the Tank (1).
Check to make sure the Pressure Gauge reads “0” PSI.
(See Figures D and F.)
16. Squeeze the Control Lever (42C) of the Blast Gun to release any remaining air
pressure and media. (See Figure E.)
17. Disconnect the compressor air hose from the Inlet Connector (19).
(See Figure F.)
18. If necessary, empty the Tank (1) of any remaining media. Then, store the
Pressurized Abrasive Blaster in a clean, dry, safe location out of reach of children
and other unauthorized people.
INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND CLEANING
1. WARNING! Prior to performing any inspection, maintenance, or cleaning of
the Pressurized Abrasive Blaster, turn off the air compressor. Turn the Air