Hardi NK MB Series, Инструкция

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5 - Operation
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Parking the Sprayer
To avoid spot contamination, the sprayer should always be parked at either the washing/filling location or under roof.
This prevents rainfall from washing down chemical residues from the sprayer's surfaces.
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Parking at the washing/filling location will retain residues.
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Always park the machine out of reach of children, animals and unauthorized persons.
ChemFiller Rinsing
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NOTE! It is important to suck from the rising tank or an external
tank with clean water.
Rinse the ChemFiller and chemical containers as follows:
Cleaning empty containers - ChemFiller lid is open
1.
Put container over the flushing nozzle in the middle of the
ChemFiller, so that the nozzle is inside the container.
2.
Open the ChemFiller suction valve (A) and then press the Chemical
Container Cleaning lever (C). This rinses the chemical container
with the flushing nozzle, while the rinsing liquid is emptied out of
the ChemFiller.
ChemFiller rinsing - ChemFiller lid is closed
1.
Close ChemFiller lid.
2.
Turn the suction valve towards “Rinsing tank”.
3.
Open the ChemFiller Suction valve (A) and then open the
ChemFiller Flush valve (B) for 1 minute to get plenty of clean water
through the hoses.
4.
Press the Chemical Container Cleaning lever (C). This rinses the
hopper with the flushing nozzle, while the rinsing liquid is emptied out of the ChemFiller.
5.
Rinse the hopper for 30-40 seconds.
6.
Open the lid to inspect if the ChemFiller is empty. If not, close the lid again and open the ChemFiller suction valve (A),
until the ChemFiller is empty.
7.
After the last flushing, the ChemFiller Suction valve (A) must be open for at least 20 seconds, after the rinse water is no
longer visible in the hopper, in order to completely empty the transfer hoses into the main tank.
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ATTENTION! The ChemFiller needs to be cleaned thoroughly after finishing spraying. This is to ensure that it is clean,
before spraying other crops that may be sensitive to the chemicals just used. See the section “Cleaning” on page 76
for details.