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Warning
This sprayer is designed for use with liquid
chemicals used for gardening, horticulture,
agriculture, cleaning, degreasing, disinfecting
and stripping materials when resistance
to aggressive chemicals is required. The
sprayer is equipped with Viton
®
seals.
When using chemicals follow the chemical
supplier’s instructions.
To be used by adults only. Always work in a
well-ventilated area.
Seek medical attention if spray contacts your
eyes or skin, is inhaled, or you develop
any symptoms, illness or reactions after
spraying.
Important:
Under normal use and conditions
the sprayer tank has a maximum
life of five (5) years after purchase date.
Purchase date should be recorded on this
Product Manual.
Made in China
Designed and tested under a
Quality System that meets Hills
demanding quality specifications.
®
Hills
®
is a registered trademark of
Hills Holdings Limited.
Viton
®
is a registered trademark of
DuPont Performance Elastomers.
Introduction
Please retain this Product Manual. Record the following
information for future reference.
Product Number (printed on carton):
Date of purchase:
Name and location of store:
Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
Caution:
Contents under pressure.
Read this before operating.
• Release pressure from the sprayer unit
before refilling or replacing parts. This is
done by pressing the on/off trigger and
letting out as much air or liquid as possible
through the lance and nozzle assembly.
Note:
some remaining air may be expelled.
Note:
Even though the bottle may have no
liquid left inside, the actual pump chamber
may still contain residual fluid in it.
To empty the residual fluid, press and lock
the on/off trigger for continuous spraying,
then pump handle for a few times and ensure
that all liquid and air is fully expelled before
unscrewing either the container or pump cap.
• Inspect the condition of all fittings before
each use. Do not attempt to use your
sprayer with worn or damaged parts.
These parts should be replaced.
• Safety valve operation: Over pumping will
cause the safety valve to open and release
excess pressure. It will close when safe
operating pressure is reached.
• Your sprayer is made from different types
of plastic materials, and although the liquid
you may wish to use is packed in a plastic
container, it is not guaranteed that it will
not damage your sprayer. Your sprayer
is designed for use with a broad range
of liquids, however you must check their
compatibility before use.
• Follow all chemical suppliers
on-pack instructions.
Do's
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Release pressure before filling/servicing
3
Release pressure and clean after use
3
Wear safety goggles and gloves
3
Wear protective clothing and mask
3
Spray thin solutions. Thick solutions
will clog the nozzle
3
Ensure adequate ventilation
3
Wash hands and face after use
3
Wash contaminated clothing
3
Store sprayer away from sunlight
3
Hand tighten fittings only
3
Rinse and dry inside of bottle before use
with compatible chemical
3
Read and understand chemical
manufacturers’ safety directions
3
Discard safely and legally any unused
contents after use
3
Lubricate regularly moving parts with
silicone grease
Don’ts
7
Spray flammable liquids or solvents
7
Leave full bottle unattended
7
Eat, drink or smoke when spraying
7
Direct spray on humans or animals
7
Spray in windy conditions
7
Spray in confined spaces
7
Leave within reach of children
or animals
7
Overfill the bottle
7
Over pressurise
7
Stand sprayer near naked flame
or hot surfaces
7
Tighten fittings with pliers etc.
7
Allow children to use
7
Modify bottle or safety valve
7
Spray any volatile solvent e.g. white spirit
7
Spray near food or preparation areas
Spare Parts
FH215427
– Nozzle and Lance
Kit
Accessories
FH215410
– Cone Spray Shield and Cup
FH215403
– Lawn Edger Shield
A single nozzle is included for use instead of
the twin nozzle. The single nozzle has two
types of spray patterns. One is for a mist spray
pattern and one is for a jet spray pattern.
Choose the one suitable for your particular
spraying application.
An extension lance
E
(page 5) is included for
longer reach.
