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IT IS IMPORTANT TO FLUSH THE APPLICATION SYSTEM
AT LEAST ONCE EVERY 24 HOURS WITH CLEAN WATER
AND BETWEEN EACH USE. DO NOT STORE CHEMICALS
IN THE RESERVOIR WHILE THE SYSTEM IS NOT IN USE
FOR GREATER THAN A 24 HOUR PERIOD.
IT’S IMPORTANT TO FLUSH THE SYSTEM IN BETWEEN
USES OR WHEN SWITCHING CHEMICALS TO PREVENT
RESIDUAL BUILD UP OR CORROSION AND TO AVOID
MIXING CHEMICALS.
CHANGING CHEMICALS:
The sprayer is designed to require minimal maintenance and
cleaning.
• Fill the tank and liner with 4oz (1/2 of a tank) of water.
• Spray for at least 1-2 minutes to flush the previous chemistry
from the system.
• Pour the new solution into the recently flushed tank to begin next
surface treatment.
• Make sure the system is primed with the new solution by
depressing the trigger button continuously for about 10 - 15
seconds.
FLUSHING THE ELECTROSTATIC SPRAYER
MAINTENANCE & CLEANING
• Flush the system at least once a day by spraying at least 4oz (1/2 of a
tank) of clean water through the sprayer for at least 1-2 minutes.
• Do this by filling the tank and liner with 4oz (1/2 of a tank) of water and
continuously depressing the trigger button as this will flush the entire
system.
• Some chemicals are harsher or more volatile than others. Because
corrosion caused by chemicals is not covered under Manufacturer’s
limited warranty, it is imperative that you properly flush the system
as directed herein. Note that the use of some chemicals may require
more frequent flushing of the system based on the chemicals corrosive
nature. Signs of failing to properly flush the system include clogged
nozzle, hardened or calcified hoses or lines, deterioration of the plastics
such as the manifold, and/or clogged filters.
• After flushing the system, inspect for any debris or damage from the
days use.