Paasche MIL-3AS Manual

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INSTRUCTIONS AND PARTS LIST MIL-8/06/2019

MIL – Airbrush

Double Action - Internal Mix

Siphon Feed

INTRODUCTlON:

Paasche® model MIL features hand crafted

construction using quality materials. The body

is machined brass, polished and chrome plated.

Fluid tips are nickel silver, needles are stainless

steel & the needle packing is PTFE. Preferred

by professional and hobbyist alike.

Airbrush Operation:

1. Press down on Trigger to release air and pull back on Trigger to control quantity of color.

2. To spray a ne line without heavy ends, start moving the airbrush without release of color. Then start

the color at the beginning of line and stop the color at the end, but continue the motion of the airbrush

after the color has stopped.

3. Practice until you can spray a ne line or a broad pattern without heavy build up at the beginning or

end of your strokes.

4. Speed of movement controls density of color and fading e󰀨ects at beginning and end of strokes.

5. For detail, hold the airbrush very close to the surface and then push down for air and pull back very

slowly on the Trigger to release a small amount of paint.

6. For background work and broad e󰀨ects, hold the airbrush away from the work surface and pull back

on Trigger to release required amount of color.

Head Sizes - Patterns - Fluid Thickness

Size 1 Size 3 Size 5 - Tip size .55mm -Tip size .73mm -Tip Size 1.06mm

- Pencil Line to 1’’ patterns -1/16’’ to 1-1/2’’ patterns-1/32’’ to 1-1/2’’ patterns

-thinner Paint than 3 & 5 -Thicker paint than size 1 -Thicker paint than size 3

Working Pressures:

• Operating pressures 20-55 PSI; Maximum pressure 75 PSI

• 20-30 PSI is best for detail spraying w/ properly thinned paint

• Use higher pressures for thicker material where ne detail is not critical

Equipment Set-up:

The Airbrush is held in the same manner as a pen, with the index nger comfortably over the Trigger.

1. Attach airhose to air supply and to airbrush. If using a regulator, set pressure between 20 -30 PSI.

2. Attach the color cup or bottle assembly to color socket.

REMOVING/REPLAClNG THE NEEDLE AND HANDLE :

1. Unscrew the handle and loosen the Locknut #12 by turning counterclockwise. Depress the Trigger

#7 and hold in Down position while removing or inserting the needle. This assures the needle moves

freely through the trigger. Gently remove the needle, rotating if necessary, Do NOT force out!

2. Inspect the condition of the needle. If it is bent or misshapen in any way, replace it with a new needle.

A bent needle can damage or split the Tip #4 causing bubbles or a rough spray pattern.

3. Hold trigger in DOWN position, insert the new needle into the Rocker Assembly #9. Gently push

needle through, rotating if necessary. until the needle stops in the front of the tip.

4. Release trigger and tighten locknut by turning clockwise.

REPLACING THE TRIGGER:

( If the Trigger #8 is removed, it must be replaced inside the airbrush shell, before the Rocker Assembly #9

and needle are re-inserted. )

1. Hold the trigger so the opening in the lever is in-line with the opening in the end of the airbrush shell

and the at side of the trigger stem is to the rear.

2. Insert trigger so the bottom of the stem covers the round top of the valve plunger.

REPLACING THE TIP:

1. Remove handle, loosen Locknut #12 and withdraw needle about one inch (1”).

2. Un-screw the Head #3 and remove. The Tip #4 can now be easily removed by hand. If stuck in shell tap

lightly with wrench.

3. Place a new tip into position and tighten head to shell . Push needle forward until it with a wrench

seats fully forward in tip and tighten locknut.

PERSONAL SETTINGS:

1. Needle Adjustment Sleeve - Used to increase or decrease spring tension for the trigger pull back.

Thread into the shell until the trigger stroke feels comfortable. Threading in until it stops can cause

the trigger to jam.

ADJUSTING OR REPLACING WORN PACKING WASHER:

1. If PTFE Packing #19 becomes worn or loose it must be tightened or replaced.

2. You will need a small screwdriver to remove or tighten the Packing Nut #19.

3. When replacing your PTFE Packing press packing onto the Packing Nut #19. Use a small screwdriver

to tighten packing nut into shell until it is tight then back out one-half turn, may vary.

4. Now insert needle - you should feel a slight resistance. If too loose or too tight adjust the packing nut

with screwdriver until you feel some slight resistance.

5. Now completely re-assemble guts of airbrush.

CLEANING THE AIRBRUSH:

1. Paint passes from the bottle connection forward so the trigger area back will most likely not need

cleaning.

2. You can back ush the paint into your bottle by covering the Needle Protector with your nger and then pressing

down on the trigger and pulling slightly back. This forces paint from the uid passage back into the bottle.

Never use open cup for back ushing.

3. In between color changes or before storing the airbrush attach bottle with appropriate cleaner and spray into

sink until it runs clear.

4. Remove needle and wipe clean then replace.

5. If paint has dried, you can remove the front tip and head for soaking, or you can soak just the front of the

airbrush in cleaner.

6. Use cleaner for the material you are spraying. Keep trigger area dry if soaking.

TROUBLESHOOTING:

Bubbling in cup:

1. VLH Head #2 needs to be wrench tightened

Skipping or spitting:

1. Paint too thick -Reduce with thinner

2. Tip not seated -Tighten VLH Head with wrench

3. Tip split or damaged Needle -Replace tip or needle

4. Needle or tip dirty -Clean and replace

5. Air pressure too low -Increase pressure or thin paint further (20 or more PSI to spray most paints)

Airbrush not spraying:

1. Clogged Tip -Remove tip and clean

2. Needle not moving -Tighten needle locknut

3. Loose VLH Head - Wrench tighten

4. Low air pressure -Increase pressure (need 20 or more PSI to spray most paints)

5. Bottle vent hole plugged -Use needle or pin to clear air hole

Sprays double line or heavy to one side:

1. Split tip or bent needle - Replace

2. Dirty tip or needle - Remove and clean

3. Tip not centered in head - Remove head and clean airbrush and tip seat then reassemble. Use

wrench for head

Jammed trigger or poor trigger motion:

1. Adjust Needle Adj. Sleeve - Screw or unscrew the sleeve to lessen or increase tension on trigger

2. Paint leaking to trigger area -

Remove guts of airbrush and slightly tighten packing or replace if needed

3. Lubricate needle and trigger -

Apply lubricant to needle shaft and trigger slot area

WARNING: Spray materials may be harmful if inhaled or

allowed to come into contact with the skin or eyes. Consult

the product label and material safety data sheet supplied for

the spray material. Follow all safety precautions. CAUTION:

Well Ventilated Area Required to remove fumes, dust or

overspray. Maximum Air Pressure 75 P.S.I.

Produkt Specifikationer

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Kategori:	Ikke kategoriseret
Model:	MIL-3AS

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