Alpine VPX-B104R Owners Manual - Page 11

Painting, Sensor Cover, Sensor

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Painting Sensor Cover and Sensor Unit Please follow the instructions in this manual for painting and assembling, in order to get the best performance. ~CAUTION • Use only the painting and assembling methods detailed in this manual. • Damages resulting from the failure to use the methods detailed in this manual are not our responsibility. • Install sensors on the vehicle bumper after painting and assembling. • Please refer to the Installation Manual for installing sensors on the vehicle bumper. • Immediately clean the surface of the sensors with a soft cloth if they contact any fuel, oil, coolant, battery acid, sealants, adhesives, car care products, or any other substance that could cause damage. Sensor Assembly Painting Method 1 Remove the sensor box cap. 2 Check if any accessories are missing and all accessories are aligning/ assembling properly. 3 Remove the spring plate from the sensor cap box to avoid painting. 4 Remove the rubber ring from the sensor unit box to avoid painting. 5 Evenly apply 2 or 3 base coats,allow each coat to dry before recoating. Note: Avoid painting the rubber ring around the sensor. i,~ .i( i/"'../ -- ' . I 0.~-(i,Ut- .....!!!l!!"""-"!1 Tilt 015 *&tt.e I 6 Evenly apply 2 or 3 clear coats. For temperatures under 60° F, allow each coat to dry for 30 minutes before recoating. 7 When completely dried and hardened, proceed to the sensor installation instructions. CoatingThickness Suggestion: Base coat: (15 ,.... 30 IJm); Clear coat: (25 ,.... 30 IJm) ~CAUTION • Limit the use of"Spray Paint" to apply the coatings. • Depending on the paint manufacturer, the instructions for painting will vary. • The sensor unit has been pre-painted with a base coat, but additional coats are required. • Before painting, make sure the box is free of all oil and dust. • Apply the coats from a distance of 0.5 to 0.8 ft, with a tilt of 45 degrees. • Do not let the coating adhere to the terminal and rubber during the time of painting. • The sensor's performance will be reduced if the coating's thickness is uneven. 10-EN

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Painting
Sensor Cover
and
Sensor
Unit
Please follow the instructions in this manual for
painting and assembling, in order to get the best
performance.
~CAUTION
Use
only
the
painting and assembling
methods detailed
in
this manual.
• Damages resulting from
the
failure
to
use
the
methods detailed
in
this manual are not our
responsibility.
• Install sensors on
the
vehicle bumper after
painting and assembling.
• Please refer to
the
Installation Manual for
installing sensors on
the
vehicle bumper.
• Immediately clean
the
surface of
the
sensors
with a soft cloth
if
they contact any fuel,
oil,
coolant, battery acid, sealants, adhesives, car
care products, or any other substance
that
could cause damage.
Sensor Assembly
Painting
Method
1
2
Remove
the
sensor
box
cap.
Check if
any
accessories
are
missing
and
all
accessories
are
aligning/
assembling
properly.
3
4
5
Remove
the
spring
plate
from
the
sensor
cap
box
to
avoid
painting.
Remove
the
rubber
ring
from
the
sensor
unit
box
to
avoid
painting.
Evenly
apply
2
or
3
base
coats,allow
each
coat
to
dry
before
recoating.
Note: Avoid
painting
the
rubber
ring
around
6
7
the
sensor.
.i(
i/"'
..
/
i
,
~
--
'
.
I
0
.
~-(i
,
Ut-
.....
!!!l!!"""-"!1!!~-.:!!!!!!!!-~..
Tilt
015
*&tt.e
I
Evenly
apply
2
or
3
clear
coats.
For
temperatures
under
60°
F,
allow
each
coat
to
dry
for
30
minutes
before
recoating.
When
completely
dried
and
hardened,
proceed
to
the
sensor
installation
instructions.
CoatingThickness Suggestion:
Base
coat: (15
,
....
30 IJm);
Clear coat: (25
,
....
30 IJm)
~CAUTION
Limit
the
use of"Spray Paint"
to
apply
the
coatings.
• Depending on
the
paint manufacturer,
the
instructions for painting
will
vary.
• The sensor unit has been pre-painted with a
base coat, but additional coats are required.
• Before painting, make sure
the
box
is
free of
all
oil
and dust.
• Apply
the
coats from a distance of 0.5
to
0.8
ft, with a tilt of 45 degrees.
Do
not let
the
coating adhere
to
the
terminal
and
rubber during
the
time of painting.
• The sensor's performance
will
be reduced
if
the
coating's thickness
is
uneven.