Wagner SMART Power Roller System - Manual (Page 4)

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Material Preparation:
Make sure the material you plan on using is
thoroughly stirred and free from debris. Strain
if necessary. Any impurities in the material
can cause clogs in the pump system or roller
assembly.
Note: If you plan to use material that is
contained in anything but a round, one gallon
container, you will not be able to attach the
container to the unit. Refer to the Accessories
section, page 32, to order parts that are
compatible with other types of paint containers.
Roller handle rest area:
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.
1. Tightly place the paint can lid
on the paint can.
Align arrow (a) and paint can
handle (b) as shown.
4. If using the extension, press
the quick-release tabs on the
handle and insert the extension
into the handle.
Make sure they are securely
fastened.
2. 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).
5. Press the quick-release tabs on
the handle and attach the roller
arm assembly to the handle (or
extension).
Make sure they are securely
fastened.
6. If using the Smart Edge Roller
assembly, press the quick-
release tabs on the handle and
attach the Smart Edge Roller to
the handle (or extension).
3. Insert the suction tube until it
reaches the bottom of the paint
can.
(a)
(b)
(c)
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