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Cleaning and Storage Continued: 

1. Turn off the Pump by pressing the Power Button.  The light on the top of the Pump should turn off.

2. Operate the Pressure Release Valve on the side of the Tank by gently pulling it outward until the air  

     inside the Tank stops flowing out.

3. 

Remove the Pump from the Tank by turning it counter-clockwise. Avoid placing the Pump down  

     

    where it may become contaminated with dirt, grass clippings, or debris that could later enter the Tank.

4. Empty any extra chemical from the Tank into a suitable container for later use or disposal according  

     to chemical manufacturer’s instructions.

5. Use clean water to thoroughly rinse and empty the Tank until all chemical and residues are removed.

6. Use a wet cloth to wipe the bottom of the Pump until all chemical and residues are removed.  Do  

     not rinse the Pump with a hose or submerge in water, as water will enter the Housing, damaging the  

     electrical components, rendering the Pump non-functional, and voiding the warranty.

7. Add approximately 1 quart [1 liter] of clean water to the Tank.

8. Attach the Pump to the Tank and tighten firmly.

9. Press the Power Button so the Pump will pressurize the Tank.

10. With clean water in the clean Tank, spray water through the Hose, Shutoff, Wand, and Nozzle for at  

       least 30 seconds to rinse them out.  Failure to rinse out the Hose, Shutoff, Wand, and Nozzle may  

       allow chemical residue build-up that can clog or damage the components.  After heavy use rinsing  

       the Nozzle may not be enough to remove residue.  The Nozzle may need to be cleaned with a small  

       brush.

11. Press the Power Button to turn off the Pump.

12. Operate the Pressure Release Valve on the side of the Tank to release pressure.

13. Remove the Pump.  Avoid placing the Pump down where it may become contaminated with dirt,  

       grass clippings, or debris that could later enter the Tank.
14. Open the Shut-off (depress Lever) to drain any remaining water from the Hose, Shut-off, and Wand.

15. Empty out any remaining water from the Tank.

16. Allow the Sprayer to dry.  This is best done by hanging the Tank upside down to let it drain.

17. Once the Sprayer is dried turn the Sprayer upright and loosely assemble the Pump to the Tank to  

       prevent debris from entering the Tank.

18. Store the Sprayer, Pump, and Charger indoors in a warm, dry location out of direct sunlight and  

       away from any sources of moisture or intense heat.  Do not store Sprayer where freezing tempera- 

       tures (below 32°F/0°C) will occur.  Allowing water to freeze inside the Sprayer may damage           

       the Pump, Seals, Shutoff, or other components, and void the Sprayer warranty.

19. To ensure optimal Battery life the Battery should be charged at least once every 3 months when not  

       in use.  See 

Charging the Pump Internal Battery.

SPRAYER MAINTENANCE CONTINUED

SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS

Shut-off Maintenance (Smith Pro)

WARNING: Prior to performing maintenance always 

depressurize Sprayer by pressing the Power Button 

to turn power OFF and then operating the Pressure 

Release Valve until all air pressure in the Tank has 

been released.

1. Unscrew the Handle from the Shut-off Assembly.
    

(See Figure L)

2. Remove the Filter from the Shut-off Assembly.
3. Clean any debris from inside the handle,

     Shut-off Assembly, or the Filter by rinsing with

     cool, clean water.
4. Reassemble the components as shown and 

     tighten all connections securely.

A

B

C

A. Handle

B. Filter

C. Shut-off Assembly

A

B

C

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Figure L

Summary of Contents for PumpZero

Page 1: ...on or Parts Call 1 800 311 9903 The Fountainhead Group Inc 23 Garden St New York Mills NY 13417 1 800 311 9903 www TheFountainheadGroup com CAUTION Read and follow all instructions Manual No 183994 Re...

Page 2: ...CK To reduce the risk of injury user must read and understand entire instruction manual before operating this Sprayer This is an electric powered compressed air style tank sprayer that is designed to...

Page 3: ...eal G Adapter H Wand C A G B D F H E ADJUSTABLE CONE USES Spot spraying in or around flower beds trees and shrubs Edging along fences driveways and walkways Killing brush such as poison ivy poison oak...

Page 4: ...placed 2 Ensure the Pump and Charger are placed where they will not be exposed to liquids falls or other sources of damage for the duration of the charging period 3 When charging is complete the light...

Page 5: ...r water soluble solutions may damage the Sprayer and will void the warranty 1 Ensure that the Pump is turned OFF Light is OFF 2 Pull up on the knob of the Pressure Release Valve until all the pressure...

Page 6: ...ed using See Cleaning Storage SPRAYER MAINTENANCE Cleaning Storage WARNING RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY DUE TO CHEMICAL EXPOSURE Always wear appropriate personal protection equipment as instructed by chemi...

Page 7: ...n off the Pump 12 Operate the Pressure Release Valve on the side of the Tank to release pressure 13 Remove the Pump Avoid placing the Pump down where it may become contaminated with dirt grass clippin...

Page 8: ...erence that may cause undesired operation Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are des...

Page 9: ...r 2 Clean Shut off See Shut off Maintenance 3 Clean Nozzle See Nozzle Maintenance 4 Tighten Pump to Tank Sprayer turns on but only sprays at low pressure 1 Tank not yet pressurized 2 Air leaking from...

Page 10: ...ery will not Charge 1 Charger not plugged into outlet 2 No lights illuminated on Pump Charger plugged into outlet 3 No lights illuminated on Pump Charger plugged into outlet outlet functioning 4 Red l...

Page 11: ...181824 WAND 21 POLY 6 182112 WAND 21 STAINLESS STEEL 7 183173 HOSE SHUTOFF 1 2 GAL 8 183174 HOSE SHUTOFF 3 GAL 9 181869 POLY NOZZLE KIT 10 181870 BRASS NOZZLE KIT 11 182902 3 WAY NOZZLE REPLACEMENT VI...

Page 12: ...CCESSORIES ARE AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING The Fountainhead Group Inc Customer Service Center Monday Friday 8 A M 5 P M EST Toll Free 1 800 311 9903 or e mail Info TheFGI com or Access online at www TheFo...

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