Bestway PRO-MOUNT 360, Operator'S Manual

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E5
Preparation For Storage
1. Always store the sprayer inside a building if possible. This protects vulnerable components
like hoses, fittings, tires, valves and electronic relays from harmful ultraviolet rays, rain, snow and ice.
2. Thoroughly wash and flush the tank and plumbing system with a detergent solution; then
rinse with clean water. Be sure to dispose of all rinse in a safe and careful manner.
3. Clean all exterior surfaces of the sprayer using clean water and detergent.
4. Touch up all metal surfaces where paint has been scratched or damaged to prevent rust.
5. Lubricate and grease all lubrication points.
6. Hand wash all nozzles, strainers and check caps. Install new diaphragms in the check caps
and reinstall on the nozzle bodies.
7. Pour 10 to 15 gallons of non-toxic recreational vehicle (RV) antifreeze into the main tank
and rinse tank. Operate the sprayer until all hoses have been filled and RV antifreeze has begun to
spray out each of the spray nozzles before shutting off. Then make sure no RV antifreeze is leaking
from any fittings, hoses or nozzles.
8. Drain the personal wash tank completely. Wash the interior with a detergent solution, rinse
and dry by hand.
10. Using a pressurized air hose, blow out all electrical connections.
11. Cover all unplugged connectors for protection against the weather.
WARNING:
!
Glycol is a primary component of antifreeze and is poiso-
nous if ingested. Follow all precautions as if it were any
pesticide. Be especially careful to avoid puddles that pets
or other animals can get to.