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Looks like: OSHA spray-finishing documentation gap
Based on your 6 answers, the most likely cause is the symptom below. Open the symptom hub for the full diagnostic checks, recommended filter category, and service-escalation guidance.
OSHA spray-finishing documentation gap
OSHA 1910.107 + NESHAP 6H expect filter-change log, painter training certification, and differential-pressure records. Missing records = compliance gap.
Severity: high
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Is the problem a visible defect in the paint finish — dust nibs, orange peel, fisheyes, runs, or other surface defects?
→ No
Does the booth refuse to start, or shut itself down on its own during operation?
→ No
Is overspray clearly escaping the booth into the surrounding shop area?
→ No
Is the booth's pressure reading abnormal — manometer reading too high or too low, or staff notice the booth is pushing/pulling differently than normal?
→ No
Is the HMI or booth controls displaying a specific fault code or alarm (VFD fault, gas pressure, flame failure, intake motor feedback, filter pressure)?
→ No
Does the problem track with the WEATHER or season — worse on humid days, hot afternoons, or cold/dry winter mornings?
→ No