Sprayer Maintenance Instructions

Since the sprayer needs little maintenance, following the steps below will help extend its lifespan:

• Do not keep the sprayer pressurized after finishing your spraying job. Release the pressure through the nozzle by depressing the trigger, into a suitable container for reuse or disposal.

• Flush the system: Pour approximately 1/2 gallon of fresh water into the tank. Pressurize and flush the pumping system by pressing the trigger for at least 2 minutes, then drain all remaining water.

• Clean straps: Carrying straps are made of non-absorbent materials. In case of solution spillage, wash them with fresh water to prevent skin irritation.

• Chemical precautions: A unit that has been used with herbicides should never be used to spray insecticides unless it has been thoroughly cleaned and neutralized.

• Always follow chemical use instructions provided by the manufacturer to avoid accidents and ensure effective use.

• Storage: Keep your sprayer clean, empty, and dry, stored in a cool, sun-protected place.

📘 NOTE:

To keep your sprayer in good condition it is necessary to oil the following parts:
Nozzle O-rings, gun o-rings, piston ring, gasket, breather valve, and cap gasket.

Maintenance Guide

Below are instructions for maintaining your spray:

Rinse with clean water internally and externally to avoid contamination.

When performing maintenance, it is recommended to replace all O-rings and gaskets, including:

• Shut-off valve gaskets

• Nozzle gaskets

• Breather check

• Cap gasket