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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 

 

98-01580-EN-R0_A4LT-E-ChemSaver-MaintenanceInstructions-TB.docx 

115880 E-CHEMSAVER®  
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

 

The 115880 e-ChemSaver is a solenoid-actuated shutoff compatible 
with a wide range of TeeJet nozzle bodies equipped with a 
diaphragm check valve. It can be used for end-of-boom nozzles as 
well as individual nozzle shutoff and PWM controls. e-ChemSaver is 
the commercial given name for an electrical device (a coil that 
creates pulses) connected on each nozzle body.  
The valve is normally closed and opens when the solenoid is 
energized. The 115880 has a 2-Pin SuperSeal 1.5 connector molded 
into the body for a clean, weather-tight electrical connection. This 
technical component works under a very high frequency; 20Hz 
(meaning 20 open/close cycles per second). Within this frequency 
level, is crucial to maintain the e-ChemSaver properly. 

e-ChemSavers Precautions 

A few general maintenance steps will assist in maintaining a properly 
working system. See your sprayer manufacturer’s recommended 
maintenance and inspection procedures for additional information.  

Water’s Quality 

Is very important to use solid particle’s free water (such as sand, 
metal chips, calcium…). Pay special attention when filling from a 
natural source, or a different one from a domestic. To filter while 
filling the tank is highly recommended in spite of the origin, with at 
least a 80mesh strainer.  

Plant Protection Products 

Any product silicon-based is FORMALLY MISADVISED, as it is 
harmful for the e-ChemSavers. In a general way, pay attention to any 
PPP containing solid particles. 

Filtration 

Any special survey to the filtration conditions is highly recommended 
during the applications Use at least 80mesh strainers. 

Cables  

Prior to operating, check all connections, including all solenoid 
connections, for corrosion, water, damaged pins, etc. See the 
External Inspection section for examples of proper gasket sealing. 
Prevent potential moisture contamination issues by using anti-
corrosion products or small form of silicone at each connection, 
especially the solenoid connections. 

Strainers 

Remove and clean all the product strainers. Replace the strainers 
after they are clean and dry. 

System Flush 

1.

 

Fill the product tank with at least 200 gallons / 750 liters of clean 
water. 

2.

 

If the boom tubes have a flush valve at the end, open the flush 
valves and flush the boom tubes with 100 gallons / 375 liters of 
clean water. 

3.

 

Remove or open the spray nozzles and flush the booms with the 
remaining water. 

While in use 

Rinse system with clean water after each application. 80 mesh 
strainer screen or finer is recommended with all e-ChemSaver 
applications. The product screen on the discharge side of the pump 
should match manufacturer recommendation. 

When Using Fertilizer or Chalky Substances 

Fertilizer has a tendency to plug screens faster that water if 

left out to settle. 

 

Ensure the machine is cleaned out daily and does not sit with 
product in the application system overnight. 

 

Verify that without solenoids operating the system does not 
exhibit any flow issues. 

 

Ensure 80 mesh screens are clean and free of debris.  

Storage 

When not actively using the system, a few general maintenance 
steps will assist in maintaining a properly working system for the next 
season. See your sprayer manufacturer’s recommended storage 
procedures for additional information.  
1.

 

Empty product from the chemical supply tank. 

2.

 

Flush the application system with water. 

3.

 

Flush the application system with tank cleaner. 

 

Purchase a tank cleaner. Follow the manufacturer’s directions 
for water quantity and dilution rate. 

 

Rinse the tank according the tank cleaner directions. Do not 
let the tank cleaner sit in the spray boom or e-ChemSavers. 
Tank cleaner must be completely flushed out of the system. 

4.

 

After rinsing with the tank cleaner, flush the spray boom and 
nozzles with 50 - 100 gallons / 200 - 375 liters of clean water. 

 

If applying a water-based product, flush the system with soap 
and water. 

5.

 

If Winterizing – Prime the system plumbing with a water and 
automotive antifreeze mixture appropriate for the local 
environment to prevent freezing of valve components. 

Summary of Contents for e-ChemSaver 115880

Page 1: ...by using anti corrosion products or small form of silicone at each connection especially the solenoid connections Strainers Remove and clean all the product strainers Replace the strainers after they are clean and dry System Flush 1 Fill the product tank with at least 200 gallons 750 liters of clean water 2 If the boom tubes have a flush valve at the end open the flush valves and flush the boom tu...

Page 2: ...e ChemSaver is required for optimal functionality and proper operation under any circumstances External Inspection The following parts should be visually inspected before each use Inspection Area Procedure Example Gasket Seal The correct gasket seal ensures a proper connection of the cable In case of difficulty when connecting the cable apply special grease to ensure a proper connection Gasket OK ...

Page 3: ...ernal body was present in the stainless steel tube clean using dry forced air Clean and Proper Dirty O Ring 9 Observe that the O ring is well well maintained In case of degradation replace it Proper O Ring O Ring 8 Observe that the O ring is well well maintained In case of degradation replace it Interface Cap 7 Clean using clear water Do not use any tool In case of need a paintbrush can be use as ...

Page 4: ...t the Tube Sub Assembly 4 Replace the tube assembly if the rubber seal is worn or damaged Before After Brown O Ring 6 Observe that the O ring is well well maintained In case of degradation replace it Proper O Ring Stainless Steel Spring 5 Inspect Replace if necessary Plunger 4 gasket If a severe degradation replace the complete kit Reference AB115880 2 KIT Gasket OK Gasket Not OK ...

Page 5: ...rench and pliers Optional Apply 1 drop of Loctite Blue 243 to the threads of the Interface Cap 7 and Tube Sub Assembly 3 Torque Specifications Tighten Interface Cap 7 and Tube Sub Assembly 3 to 1 36 N m 12 in lbs 7 Return the Locking Ring 10 to its original position and slide the Tube Plunger Assembly 3 10 through the Coil Assembly 2 NOTE The Coil Assembly 2 should be orientated with the SuperSeal...

Page 6: ...nozzles are still leaking Issue Problem Solution Example Plunger s gasket damaged Change the kit plunger gasket Reference AB115880 2 KIT Solid particles present in the gasket Remove any solid particle present Clean smoothly with pressurized air Sand Dust Blocking the Closure Metal Chip Inserted In The Gasket Stuck plunger in the cylinder due to solid liquid particles Clean with water Stucked Plung...

Page 7: ...n Example Blocked dirty or stuck nozzle Clean the nozzle with water Damaged electrical connector Change the coil Reference CP115881 12 Broken or defective coil pulse is not heard or detected Change the coil Reference CP115881 12 Stuck e ChemSaver Disassemble the e ChemSaver and clean all the holes with clean water Spray pressure over max working pressure Lower the working pressure the e ChemSaver ...

Page 8: ...em persists taking account a 5 cv the e ChemSaver can cause the problem by itself The cylinder holes are blocked Proceed as explained previously The plunger s gasket is broken or damaged Replace the kit as explained previously Electrical current is not enough Usually system s voltage should be between 11 and 14V Out of this Interval an alarm will be shown in the screen Other Relevant Infomation Is...

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