How to properly clean and maintain the precision dual-action airbrush kit with gravity-feed system and 3-tip set for artistic spraying?

cleaning steps
drain the remaining paint:
use the trigger of the spray gun to spray the paint until no more paint flows out. This step is to ensure that there is no old paint left inside the spray gun to avoid affecting the subsequent spraying effect.
disassemble the spray gun parts:
disassemble the various parts of the precision dual-action airbrush kit, including the nozzle, gun needle, gun body, etc. in the correct order and method. Be careful to avoid damaging the parts, especially the precision parts such as the nozzle slide (0.3mm, 0.5mm).
soak the parts:
soak the disassembled parts in a suitable cleaning solvent. It is very important to choose the right solvent because different types of paint may require different solvents to clean. Make sure that the solvent can fully dissolve the paint residue attached to the parts.
brush the parts:
use a brush to carefully brush the parts, especially the key parts such as the nozzle and gun needle. Make sure these parts are clean and free of blockage and residue. A brush with solvent can be used to enhance the cleaning effect.
Wipe the parts:
Wipe the parts with a clean rag to remove solvent and residual impurities. Make sure the surface of the parts is dry and free of stains.
Reassemble:
Reassemble the spray gun in the correct order after cleaning the parts. Check whether the parts are installed in place to avoid missing or wrong installation.

Maintenance precautions
Choose the appropriate cleaning solvent:
Choose the appropriate cleaning solvent according to the type of paint sprayed to ensure that the residue is completely removed. Avoid using cleaning agents that are corrosive to metals.
Avoid excessive disassembly:
When disassembling and assembling the parts of the spray gun, be careful to avoid using excessive force to cause deformation or damage to the parts. Especially for precision parts such as the nozzle slider, be more careful.
Dry the parts thoroughly:
The cleaned parts should be thoroughly dried to prevent moisture residue from affecting the use of the spray gun. You can use a clean cloth or paper towel to absorb the moisture, and then dry it naturally.
Regular inspection and maintenance:
Regularly check the seal ring, needle valve gasket, air valve gasket and other vulnerable parts of the spray gun, and replace them in time if damaged. At the same time, check whether the bolts of the gun, the threads of the air cap, the paint adjustment bolts, the air adjustment bolts, etc. are loose or worn, and oil or replace them if necessary.
Proper storage:
Store the spray gun in a dry, ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight and high temperature environment. At the same time, avoid immersing the spray gun in solvents to avoid damaging the sealing gaskets in various parts.
Keep it clean:
Clean the spray gun before and after each use, especially the key parts such as the nozzle and the needle. This helps to avoid paint residue and clogging problems and maintain the spraying effect of the spray gun.
Use pressure range:
Make sure the working pressure of the spray gun is within the specified range (15-50 pounds per square inch) to avoid damage to the spray gun due to excessive or low pressure.
Professional maintenance:
If you encounter a spray gun failure or need maintenance, it is recommended to contact a professional maintenance personnel or after-sales service personnel for processing. Avoid self-disassembly or repair to cause greater damage.