The Fuji Mini Mite 3 is a compact, professional-grade HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) spray system designed for fine finishing applications. This turbine-powered spray gun system features adjustable pressure control, lightweight design, and is ideal for automotive touch-ups, furniture finishing, cabinetry, and other detailed spray painting projects. Below are key sections for safety, features, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Key components: Turbine unit, spray gun, air hose, material cup, and accessories.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Turbine Unit | Compact, portable design with multiple stage options |
| Spray Gun | Lightweight, ergonomic design with adjustable fan pattern |
| Material Cup | Gravity-feed design with various capacity options |
| Air Hose | Flexible, heat-resistant hose with quick-connect fittings |
| Pressure Control | Adjustable air pressure for different materials |
| Filter System | Multi-stage filtration for clean air delivery |
| Power Switch | On/off control with safety features |
| Carrying Case | Professional storage and transport solution |
| Noise Level | Quiet operation compared to conventional compressors |
| Heat Management | Cool-running turbine technology |
Always follow safety guidelines to prevent injury and equipment damage.
WARNING! HVLP systems generate heat; allow cooling before handling. Never spray in confined spaces without proper ventilation.
Carefully unpack all components and verify contents against packing list.
CAUTION! Ensure all connections are secure before operation. Keep hose away from sharp edges and hot surfaces.
Turbine Unit: Power switch, air outlet, carrying handle. Spray Gun: Trigger, air control valve, pattern control, material flow adjustment.
Basic Operation: Turn on turbine, adjust air pressure, test spray pattern, begin spraying with smooth, consistent motions.
Pattern Control: Adjust from round to wide fan pattern. Material Flow: Control fluid delivery rate. Air Pressure: Match to material viscosity and desired finish.
Proper material preparation is essential for optimal results.
Tip: Always test spray pattern and material flow on test surface before beginning actual work.
Professional spraying requires proper technique for best results.
WARNING! Never point spray gun at people or animals. Always engage trigger lock when not in use.
Regular cleaning ensures optimal performance and longevity.
Daily Cleaning: Flush with appropriate solvent, disassemble and clean gun components, wipe exterior surfaces, check filters.
Weekly Maintenance: Inspect air hose for damage, check electrical cord, verify all connections, clean turbine air intake.
Monthly Service: Deep clean fluid passages, inspect seals and gaskets, check turbine brushes (if applicable).
Proper storage prevents damage and maintains performance.
Clean thoroughly before storage. Store in dry, temperature-controlled environment. Use original packaging when possible. Hang hose to prevent kinks. Lubricate moving parts as recommended.
CAUTION! Never store with material in cup or fluid passages. Ensure complete drying before storage.
Fuji Spray Systems offers limited warranty coverage. Standard warranty: 2 years on turbine, 1 year on spray gun. Registration required within 30 days of purchase. Warranty covers manufacturing defects only, not normal wear or misuse. For warranty claims, contact authorized dealer or Fuji Spray directly. Keep original receipt as proof of purchase.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| Poor atomization | Low air pressure, thick material | Increase air pressure, thin material properly |
| Orange peel texture | Incorrect technique, wrong thinner | Adjust spray distance/speed, use recommended thinner |
| Runs or sags | Too much material, slow movement | Reduce fluid flow, increase stroke speed |
| Dry spray | Too far from surface, high air pressure | Move closer, reduce air pressure |
| No material flow | Clogged nozzle, empty cup | Clean fluid passages, refill material cup |
| Turbine won't start | Power issue, thermal overload | Check power source, allow cooling period |
| Excessive overspray | High air pressure, wrong setup | Reduce pressure, adjust pattern control |
| Uneven pattern | Dirty air cap, worn parts | Clean air cap, replace worn components |
Technical Support: 1-800-FUJI-SPRAY; www.fujispray.com
Emergency Service: Contact authorized service center for major repairs