XAG P100 Pro 2023, Руководство пользователя

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Tank Filling
Unscrew the cap counterclockwise, fill the tank up and then tighten the cap clockwise.
Protective Measures for Pesticide Preparation
Safety is paramount in preparing pesticides, so please strictly follow the guidelines below.
① Wear long sleeves, trousers, a mask, goggles, and rubber gloves and stay at upwind, airy and shady
place while preparing pesticides.
② Check and replace your long sleeves, trousers, mask, goggles and rubber gloves immediately if they
are worn out.
③ NEVER smoke, eat or drink when spraying pesticides. When tubes or nozzles are clogged up, unclog
them with soft objects or clean water. Do NOT blow them with your mouth.
④ If pesticides get into your eyes, flush them immediately with plenty of clean water. When you have
symptoms such as headaches, nausea and vomiting, stop the operation, take off your protective
clothing and seek medical care in the nearest hospital with the packaging of the pesticides applied.
⑤ Upon completion of the operation, wash your hands with soap and wash your whole body in time.
⑥ Soak and wash your protective equipment with lye.
⑦ Pesticide containers and packaging must be collected for proper disposal. NEVER discard them
in ditches, wells or places with people and animals, otherwise, pesticide hazards, poisoning or
environmental pollution could occur.
Pesticide Preparation Precautions
• Handle pesticides in accordance with manufacturer's safety instructions.
• During operation, aircraft protection is as important as personal protection. Avoid pesticide getting
into the circuit board when installing or removing the liquid tank, causing short circuits and damaging
the aircraft. Prevent malfunctions resulting from improper operation as possible as you can.
• Prepare pesticides with clean water as dirty or muddy water could reduce the dispersity, wettability
and permeability of pesticides in water, causing them to precipitate and become less effective.
Impurities in water could break down part of the active ingredients in pesticides, reducing their
effectiveness.