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Mist-n-Go User Manual

www.HydromistUSA.com

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There is an oil drain plug on the bottom side of the pump. Put a catch pan or other

small container under the valve and unscrew the bolt to start draining the oil

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After the oil has drained, reinstall and tighten the drain plug.

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Summary of Contents for F10-04-009

Page 1: ...Misting Pump User Manual ...

Page 2: ...2 Misting System Example 6 4 Operation Instructions 7 4 1 Dangers 7 4 2 Warnings 7 4 3 Cautions 8 5 Operation 10 5 1 LCD Control Panel 10 5 2 Operation Modes 11 5 3 Remote 12 5 4 Storage 12 6 Troubleshooting 14 7 Maintenance 15 7 1 Periodic Check and Inspection 15 7 2 Procedure for Oil Change 16 7 3 Oil Changes and Checks 21 8 Warranty 23 ...

Page 3: ... and or use it for applications other than the ones specified Instructions drawings tables and all contents of this document are confidential technical documentation and are the exclusive property of the manufacturer No information may be released to third parties without written permission by HydroMist USA Descriptions and images in this document are meant for reference and as practical examples ...

Page 4: ...Specifications Model Mist n Go Part Number F10 04 009 Operating Pressure Max 850 psi Flow rate 0 132 GPM 1450 RPM Motor 12 Volt DC Brushless 150 Watts Continuous Duty Transformer Input 120 Volts AC 2 0A Max 60Hz Output 12Volts DC 12A Dimensions L W H 15Î10Î12 25 in Weight 20 lbs ...

Page 5: ...ist n Go User Manual www HydromistUSA com 3 2 1 Dimensions In Inches 2 2 Components Description of parts 1 Top cover 4 Carry Handle 2 High Pressure Outlet 5 Bottom cover 3 LCD Control Panel 6 Rubber feet ...

Page 6: ...d verify all accessories present 3 1 1 2 Inspect the machine for any physical damage 3 1 1 3 Inspect the pump for any signs of oil leakage The pump ships from the factory with oil but if there is an unexpected leak the pump will need to be filled with oil before operation See section 7 2 3 1 2 Connect to a water supply line Residential pressure is sufficient to supply the pump ...

Page 7: ...onnect the nylon hose of your misting system to the slip lock connector on the high pressure pump outlet 3 1 3 2 Plug in the power supply and wait for the LCD control panel screen to power up 3 1 3 3 Start using your misting system by selecting your desired misting mode on the LCD control panel ...

Page 8: ...asic Misting System Example Parts of a Basic Misting System 1 Water supply into misting pump 2 Misting pump assembly 3 1 4 High pressure nylon hose connected to pump outlet 4 In line nozzle fitting w slip lock connectors 5 Power transformer 6 Power cord ...

Page 9: ...equipped with overload circuit breaker protection to prevent injury from electrocution fire or other unforeseen circumstances 4 1 4 Do NOT move the machine during operation 4 1 5 Mount the machine on a cement surface or another solid flat surface that provides a firm level support Keep the machine and its surroundings dry 4 1 6 Do NOT operate the machine before reading this operating manual carefu...

Page 10: ...ater supply hose must be at least 5 16 in diameter 4 3 7 Do NOT use a power cable longer than 30 ft All extension cables must be rated for the required voltage and amperage and be outdoor rated with a grounding prong 4 3 8 The water pressure at the inlet port should be at least 30 psi for continuous operation 4 3 9 Water temperature must not exceed 50 C 120 F and must be well filtered 4 3 10 The i...

Page 11: ...of misting system is recommended It will help to easily purge air from the system especially in extensively long installations or with configurations where air is easily trapped in the misting lines 4 3 14 When misting check all nozzles and ensure none are blocked If blocked clean or change the nozzle 4 3 15 When misting check that all connectors are without leaks If there is leak reinstall the co...

Page 12: ...tion POWER Turn the pump on or off TIME Cycle through the time intervals MAINTAIN Error indication not a button MODE 1 0 0 Continuous misting mode MODE 2 3 10 Interval Misting 3 sec Stop 10 sec MODE 3 10 10 Interval Misting 10 sec Stop 10 sec MODE 4 20 10 Interval Misting 20 sec Stop 10 sec ...

Page 13: ...t intermittent misting based on the mode illuminated on the control panel Water Inlet shut off l When the pump is turned on without a water supply the pump will run for two minutes and then turn off The internal current sensor will shut off the pump and the control panel lights will flash l Reset the control panel by pressing the ON OFF button until the flashing lights turn off l Connect an adequa...

Page 14: ...to drain water from the pump a Disconnect the water supply to the pump b Run the pump briefly to expel any water from the internal pump cavities c After water stops coming out of the pump outlet turn the pump off There may be some intermittent spraying and drainage while the pump purges water from itself d Drain misting lines pipes and rings of standing water to prevent cracking from freezing ...

Page 15: ... to avoid electric shock or leakage Use caution when disassembling the pressure hose water pipe nozzles and filter There may be pressure up to 1000 psi inside and injury can occur Do not use this machine when temperature is below 0 C 32 F Running the pump with ice in the hoses or pump will cause damage to the pump and can cause an over pressure situation that may be ...

Page 16: ...o high pressure misting system Ÿ Make sure a steady flow of water supply is present Ÿ Clean or replace water filters Ÿ Replace the worn out seals or packings Abnormal noise or vibration Ÿ The pump oil is burned or worn Ÿ Nylon hose and nozzle circuit is blocked Ÿ Add or change oil Ÿ Clean or change nozzle and or lines Oil or water leaks Ÿ There is a clamp or fitting that is loose or faulty Ÿ Check...

Page 17: ...e Fittings Check and Clean Inlet Water Filter Check Nozzles for Leaks or Blockage Electrical Check Power Supply for Damage Check Electric Cord for Damage Pump Pressure Regulator Check Oil Quality and Quantity Change Oil Only for the first time Pressure Relief Valve Oil Seals Plungers Motor Check the Rubber Motor Mounts The above maintenance schedule is for operation at normal conditions Varying en...

Page 18: ... on a level surface Do not change hot oil Pump operation increases the oil temperature to a dangerous level and can cause severe burns 7 2 1 Purge pressure and water from the misting system 7 2 2 Remove the water supply hose and high pressure misting hose 7 2 3 Check the bottom of the machine to see if there is any oil leakage from the pump body Clean up any oil leaks or spills so that a leak can ...

Page 19: ...A com 17 There is an oil drain plug on the bottom side of the pump Put a catch pan or other small container under the valve and unscrew the bolt to start draining the oil 7 2 7 After the oil has drained reinstall and tighten the drain plug ...

Page 20: ...anual www HydromistUSA com 18 7 2 8 Loosen the screws to remove the top cover You may need to unplug the LCD control panel cable to fully remove the top cover 7 2 9 Unscrew the oil fill plug on top of the pump housing ...

Page 21: ...istUSA com 19 7 2 10 Add 1 5 to 2 oz 40 60 ml oil through refill hole 7 2 11 Tighten the oil fill plug Wipe up any spilled oil Visually check the pump and motor to ensure all bolts screws and connectors are tight and in good condition ...

Page 22: ...ed container Save your used oil until you can locate a recycling center and or bring it to an approved drop off site where used oil is accepted Many auto parts retail stores have drop off sites where used oil can be disposed of safely and properly for free Make sure the oil drain plug and oil fill plug is not leaking after an oil change and makre sure the oil fill plug is securely fastened onto th...

Page 23: ...left by the used oil will be dissolved in new oil This will accelerate the oil deterioration 3 Do not mix different oil types because their chemical composition and additives are different Mixed oil could cause deterioration 4 Avoid using PAG or ester oils 1 1 Please choose good quality gear oil ISO VG 68 or VG 100 Please avoid using inferior oils such as dirty or used oil 2 1 Whenever changing oi...

Page 24: ...position 1 If the operator uses the machine under constant overpressure it will lead to the rapid loss of oil lubricity 2 If the machine is left unused for a long time or only used rarely the oil will deteriorate by oxidation or cause internal component degradation with possible internal rusting 1 1 If consistently operating in an overpressure condition then the oil change interval should be short...

Page 25: ...ipment has been altered or modified Hydromist does not warranty components due to normal wear including nozzles pumps motors and seals Hydromist does not warranty components due to misuse abuse neglect or improper maintenance shipping handling warehousing or improper installation This warranty excludes wear items such as water filters spray nozzles or pumps that have been run without water supplie...

Page 26: ...nse to return the product to the customer If the product is covered by this manufacturer s warranty then Hydromist will pay the freight to send the product back to the customer within the 48 continental United States ONLY No Other Warranties and Liability Limitation This limited Warranty and Policy represents Hydromist s sole and exclusive warranty obligation with respect to Hydromist products Hyd...

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