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Using the handle, pump up and down (H). The more you pump, the more
pressure you will build up inside the tank. When it becomes difficult to pump,
your tank has reached maximum pressure. Then engage handle in the locked
position. Always point the end of the tube away from yourself.
Note:
Use low pressure (fewer strokes) for a coarse spray. Use high pressure
(more strokes) for a fine mist or a long-reaching stream.
SPRAYING
Squeeze handle to spray (I).
Release handle to stop (J).
ADJUSTING THE NOZZLE
Tighten nozzle for fine mist (K).
Loosen nozzle for coarse or long range (L).
Note:
If you tighten the nozzle all the way down, the
spray may stop completely.
RELEASING PRESSURE
Turn the sprayer upside down and turn nozzle away from you. Squeeze lever and
push button to on and let all the air escape (M).
If your sprayer is equipped with a pressure
release on tank, you may lift the top portion and
hold it until all air has escaped (N). Then
remove pump (O).
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Always clean your pressure sprayer after spraying.
1.
Spray away all the material in your sprayer or empty it into original spray material
container.
2.
Remove pump and add some clean water and a few of liquid dish washing soap.
3.
Replace pump and shake tank to mix soap and water.
4.
Pressurize the tank and spray out liquid.
5.
Release any remaining pressure and remove pump.
6.
Turn tank upside down and let dry.
7.
Holding hose and spray wand, open on/off switch and let wand and hose drain.
STORAGE
Before storing, loosen the tank cap and always empty your sprayer completely (also after
cleaning with water). Store in dry room, away from direct sunlight and frost.
