Emist TruElectrostatic EX-7000, Руководство пользователя

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ASSEMBLY &
OPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE
& CLEANING
INITIAL
INSPECTION &
SET UP
SPRAY
APPLICATION
TROUBLESHOOTING,
SUPPORT
& REPAIR
GENERAL
PRECAUTIONS &
SAFETY WARNINGS
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SPRAY
APPLICATION
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EMI-018-21 - EX-7000 - 041921
Note: When using tablet forms of disinfectant, the following
process should be used: Fill the liquid tank to the bottom of
the neck with the tank filter in as this keeps any contaminants
from going into the pump. When ready to use the tablets
to make disinfectant product, remove the tank filter, drop
tablet(s) into the tank, replace the tank filter. Let the tablet
dissolve for at least 6 minutes ( or longer if directed by the
tablet manufacturer ) before pulling the trigger on the system
to allow the tablet to completely dissolve before use.
The system is designed for single or multiple application
environments. Please use the multiple tank applications carefully
by marking tanks with your chemical identifiers when necessary.
Application Tips:
1. While depressing the trigger button, move the
applicator in an “S” pattern from bottom to the top
of the surface target area in a continuous motion.
2. Stay in motion - electrostatically charged droplets will
accumulate in higher levels at the tip of the applicator if you
move too slowly while the device is in use.
3. Do not over apply.
4. In between chemical changes, press the trigger while
pointing to the floor or other safe target area for 1-2
minutes to clear the remaining chemical in the system.
C. FLUID MANAGEMENT:
Tips:
1. Fully charge each battery before use.
2. Keep the batteries, charger and all connectors clean and dry
at all times.
3. Insert with the battery release button facing upwards into the
battery port. The battery indicator light bar will be inside the
system when insertion is completed into battery port.
4. Do not expose batteries, chargers or connectors to liquid.
D. BATTERY MANAGEMENT:
SPRAY APPLICATION