nox-crete PFCS 3615 FN, Manual

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Collect and dispose of the residual liquid according to all applicable laws,
requirements and regulations. Review the liquid manufacturer’s health, safety and
disposal warnings!
4. Rinse out the sprayer with the appropriate solvent or water.
5. Wipe off all solvent or water residue.
6. To store the sprayer, separate the tank and pump and store in a dry place protected
from sunlight and freezing temperatures.
Care and maintenance
Observe the instructions in the section entitled “Safety”.
After using the device 50 times or at least once a year:
• Disassemble the sprayer [A] and grease the piston cup washer [6].
(Fig. 14 -15).
• Clean the spray tip [37-43] with the appropriate cleaning solvent or water. If required use a
needle. (Fig. 16).
• Remove the 200 mesh anti-siphon filter [35] from the end of the wand and the 100 mesh
filter location inside the trigger valve filter house [24] and clean thoroughly with the
appropriate solvent or water.
(Fig. 17).
• Grease the seals [6] and [11 and 30]. (Fig. 19 and 22)
• Visually check the sprayer before each use for signs of leakage. Replace all worn parts.
Replace the tank if any holes are observed.
Troubleshooting
Use only NOX-CRETE spare and accessory parts (you will find some in the spare
parts container (page 2 and 3).
Problem Cause Remedy
No pressure builds up in
the device The pump is not screwed on
tightly. Screw the pump on tightly
O-ring [11] on the pump is
faulty. Replace the O-ring. (Fig. 19).
Foot valve disk [12] defective. Replace the foot valve.
(Fig. 18).
Piston washer [6] is defective. Replace piston washer.
Liquid flows out of the
pump. Foot valve disk [12] defective. Clean or replace the foot valve
disk. (Fig. 18).
The sprayer does not
spray even though
pressure is present. Filters [24 and 35] and / or
spray tip [37-43] blocked.
Pressure regulator [F] is set too
low.
Clean the filters or / and spray
tip.
(Fig. 16 +17)
Turn pressure regulator dial
clockwise to increase pressure
.