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n practice, sprayed liquids are a mixture of
various substances whose composition is
only known to the manufacturer. The suit-
ability of the unit for a specific liquid must
therefore be determined before use by the
user in conjunction with the manufacturer
of the substance.
The use of alkalis and acids
is permitted only after consultation with the
equipment manufacturer. Furthermore, thin
oils can be sprayed.
Foreseeable misuse
l The device is
not
suitablefor:
- formic and hydrofluoric acid in any
concentration.
- wetting agents (surfactants) that cause
or could promote the formation of cracks
in the plastics used.
- liquids at temperatures over + 30°C.
- inflammable liquids with a flash point
below + 55°C.
- very tenacious or sticky liquids, or liquids
that leave residues, which cannot be
completely poured or flushed out of the
unit (oils and oil-bearing liquids).
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On request, the manufacturer of the unit
can make available a detailed list of the
materials used in the parts of the unit for
more detailed examination.
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Unauthorised changes to the unit made by
the user or inappropriate use shall render
null and void the liability of the manufac-
turer for any damage caused as a result.
Getting Started
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Unscrew the valve body (B) by rotating to
the left out of the container for filling.
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Fill the tank, see ”Max. filling volume” in
the Technical data section and the tank
scale for details on the maximum amount
that can be put in.
WARNING
!
Health risk through leaking cleaning
fluid!!
A leaking device or leaking components may
result in draining or spouting of cleaning fluid.
For this reason, observe the following safety
instructions:
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Check that the unit is in perfect condition
and properly sealed each time before use.
Pull up the safety / pressure relief valve (A)
by hand and check that it returns to the
starting position.
- Only operate or move device when standing
upright.
- Inspect all screw joints for tight fitting.
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