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CHEMICAL EDUCTOR
CHEMICAL EDUCTOR Boom Sprayer 9500 / 9600 Page 88
6. Insert the lance body into the eductor
until the O-ring seals on the hopper
drain.
7. Use the end of the lance to pierce a
chemical bag or foil seal and suction
up the chemical.
8. When the desired amount of
chemical has been suctioned up,
raise the end of the lance slightly out
of the chemical but keep it in the
container to let the lance drain out.
9. Place the end of the lance into a
container of clean rinse water.
Suction for 30 seconds or more to
clean the lance, and then raise the
end slightly out of the water to let the
lance drain back into the water
container.
10. Point the end of the lance up and
raise it above the hopper to drain any
remaining water into the eductor.
Ensure the hose is fully emptied into
the eductor, then remove the lance
from the eductor, and pour the
container of rinse water into the
hopper.
11. Reinstall the optional hopper outlet
screen.
Shutdown
NOTE: Before shutdown, follow the
steps outlined in Rinsing the Hopper
to rinse the container and sidewall.
1. Ensure chemical residue has been
flushed from the hopper, and the
rinse system valves are closed.
2. For implements equipped with a
clean water rinse tank, follow the
implement’s manufacturer’s
instructions for pumping from the
clean water tank during the final
rinse.
3. For transfer and tender truck
installations, the final rinse should be
made while transferring clean water.
4. Close the lid and lock it by turning it
clockwise. Gently lift the lid to ensure
that it is locked closed.
5. Close the HOPPER OUTLET VALVE
(B).
6. Close the INLET VALVE (A).
7. If pump flow has been diverted to the
Cleanload™, divert it back for normal
spraying or transfer.