C-Dax SPRAYRIDER Generation 2, Руководство пользователя

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TROUBLESHOOTING
C-Dax Ltd and their distributors have a comprehensive parts inventory and capable service staff.
Repairs should only be undertaken by C-Dax, or an authorised C-Dax service center.
Symptom Possible causes (procedure) Probable solution
Pump does nothing
(makes no noise)
Blown fuse (check wiring for shorting
and inspect fuse) Repair/replace faulty wiring or 15A fuse as
necessary
Loose/intermittent connection (check
all wiring and connections) Check all wiring and connectors to ensure solid
connection
On/Off switch failed (remove switch
from handle bar, bridge the 2 spade
terminals using a screw driver)
Replace switch if using the screw driver causes
pump to work
If all above fails, likely cause is pump
failure
Take in to local dealer or send to C-Dax for repair.
Be sure to include sufficient paperwork detailing the
problem.
Pump runs for few
seconds then stops
Pump has primed and pressure
switch has activated (this is normal)
No fault, squeeze spray trigger and use as per usual
Fluid leaks from drain
holes in pump
Internal leak within pump head
Take in to local dealer or send to C-Dax for repair.
Be sure to include sufficient paperwork detailing the
problem.
Tank empties from
one leg only
One of the filter valves are not sealing
off properly (Inspect the filter valve at
the base of each leg)
1. Unscrew the nut that holds the filter valve on to the
bottom of the leg. Clean filter thoroughly but carefully
using hose.
2. Check the hose that connects to the filter valve for
splits at bottom. If split found: replace hose.
3. If all above fails, replace filter valve(s)
Tank only partially
empties
One of the internal suction hoses has
developed a leak.
Remove lid and inspect internal suction hoses. The
split/hole will be at the same level as the fluid. You
may need to detach the hoses from the black cross-
fitting at the top of the tank and extract by removing
the filter valve at the bottom of the leg (be sure to
empty tank first).
Pump runs but does
not spray (or sprays
but with little
pressure)
Air lock in pump
Operate spray gun trigger until all air is expelled from
the pump and hose (may take a few moments)
Air leak in suction line
Inspect the suction line (between the tank and pump)
for signs of split hoses and loose clamps. Replace
split hose if required and ensure all clamps are done
up tight.
Blocked suction filter valves Inspect filter valves and clean if necessary
Air lock in suction line
Pop up the blue/white vacuum release valve on top
of the tank and press it down again (ensure this
valve is screwed on to the black fitting tightly).
Dirt or spray residue in pump valves Replace valves inside pump
Pump fails to prime (usually on very
first use)
Remove the blue/white vacuum release valve on top
of the tank by carefully unwinding it from the black
fitting (ensure the black fitting stays attached to the
tank). Now force water (from a garden hose) down
the black fitting while the pump is running, this
should force the pump to prime. Screw the
blue/white vacuum release valve back on to the
black fitting tightly and pop the valve down. This
should prime the pump and make the sprayer
operate as per normal.
Pump sprays but does
not stop spraying
Spray gun trigger open No fault, close trigger