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General| Brand | Burgess |
|---|---|
| Model | 1443 |
| Category | Insect Control Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details how fogging reduces insecticide into microscopic particles for better kill.
Lists the main parts of the fogger: pump, burner, coil, insecticide container.
Explains the process of squeezing the trigger to vaporize insecticide.
Recommends dusk due to wind and temperature inversion for better fog retention.
Warns against using wet fog on plants and keeping distance from treated objects.
Explicitly states not to use the fogger indoors due to fire/explosion risk.
States dry fog increases penetration and coverage, while wet fog can damage plants.
Covers reading booklet, protective clothing, ventilation, flammables, smoking, foodstuffs, people/pets, children.
Covers pre-heating, barrel level, fuel valve, cylinder attachment, shroud safety, trigger lock, unattended operation, refilling, cylinder storage, disposal.
Stresses following insecticide labels and handling insecticide safely.
Instructions on how to lock the trigger using the locking button.
Guidance on filling the plastic insecticide container with insecticide.
Steps for inserting and securing the propane container.
Advises checking the propane fuel cylinder outlet for cleanliness.
Confirms the trigger should be locked before starting.
Details placing the fogger on a level surface and striking a match.
Instructions on how to open the fuel valve for ignition.
What to do if the gas blows out the match.
Troubleshooting steps if the burner does not light.
Recommends pumping at 3-4 second intervals for dry fog.
What to do if a flame appears at the nozzle.
Warning about the hot shroud and keeping the barrel level.
Notes that Insect Fog is temperature sensitive and affects fog color.
Instructions to push the trigger lock to the right.
Letting remaining insecticide fog out completely.
How to turn off the propane gas valve correctly.
Advises letting the fogger cool down before storing.
Store propane cylinder in a cool, ventilated area away from children.
Advises against storing insecticide in the fogger container.
Flushing the system with kerosene for long-term storage.
General storage advice to keep items away from children.
Notes that insecticides lubricate the pump, eliminating need for extra lubrication.
Instructions for cleaning a clogged nozzle or coil with wire.
States the burner assembly is not customer serviceable and needs factory repair.
Mentions standard propane cylinders and where to purchase them.
Recommends a specific tall style propane cylinder and warns against shorter ones.
Advises checking the propane fuel cylinder outlet for cleanliness.
Problems when the unit heats up but no fog is produced.
Issues when the burner is not functioning correctly, resulting in no fog.
Describes dripping issues and their causes.
Addresses problems related to the quality of the fog produced.
Troubleshooting steps for flare-ups or uncontrolled burning.
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