Wagner TurboRoll - Manual (Page 6)

English 6
4. Storage
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Cleaning the fill valve note:
The inner parts of the fill valve should be
cleaned ONLY if you are experiencing leakage
problems, or if you are unable to draw material
into the main tube.
Lubricating the components
Cleaning the fill valve
1. Turn the locking collar as shown until
the main tube slides easily off of the
plunger.
4. Lubricate the inside of the fill valve
housing on the main tube with
petroleum jelly.
2. Lubricate around and in between the
plunger O-rings with petroleum jelly.
5. Clean and lubricate with petroleum
jelly the indicated areas on the roller
arm.
3. Re-insert the plunger back inside the
main tube. make sure the O-rings
do not twist or cut. Tighten the
locking collar.
6. Reassemble roller cover. Place
back onto roller arm.
1. Unscrew the locking cap (a) on the valve housing.
2. Remove the retainer disk (b) and the duckbill (c) from the
valve housing.
3. Clean these parts using the appropriate cleaning solution.
4. Replace the duckbill (c) and the retainer disk (b).
5. Screw the locking cap (a) back onto the valve housing.
Storage notes:
Proper cleaning and lubrication of certain
components of the TurboRoll™ are critical to
prolonging the life of the components.
if after extended use the plunger has a
tendency to stick, apply a generous amount
of petroleum jelly located on the end of the
plunger (see Lubricating the components,
step 2).
imPORtant: When storing the
TurboRoll™, make sure the fill valve is
pointing downward, and never store the
TurboRoll™ with the fill tube inserted into
the fill valve.
imPORtant: Remove the batteries when
storing the turboRoll™ for a prolonged
period of time.
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O-ring
Connecting areas
Seal
(a)
(b)
(c)