To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my North Star MTBSL pump turn on?
If the pump of your North Star Paint Sprayer isn't turning on, there could be a few reasons. It might be due to a bad electrical connection, so check the battery connections. Also, inspect the wires for any shorts. Finally, verify that the voltage is adequate, as low voltage can also prevent the pump from starting.
What to do if my North Star MTBSL has low flow?
If you're experiencing low flow with your North Star Paint Sprayer, it could be due to a clogged intake tube. Try removing any obstructions. Another possibility is a clogged suction strainer, so clean the suction strainer. Also, ensure that the voltage is not low, as this can also cause low flow.
How to fix poor spray distribution in my North Star MTBSL Paint Sprayer?
Poor spray distribution in your North Star Paint Sprayer can stem from a few issues. First, check for a clogged intake tube and remove any obstructions. Next, inspect the suction strainer for clogs and clean it if necessary. Lastly, a worn spray gun nozzle can also cause this problem, so consider replacing the spray gun.
Why is the pressure low on my North Star Paint Sprayer?
Low pressure on your North Star Paint Sprayer could be attributed to a worn spray gun nozzle. In this case, you should replace the spray gun. Alternatively, a worn boom nozzle could be the cause, so replace the boom nozzle.
What to do if North Star MTBSL pump cycles while not spraying?
If the pump on your North Star Paint Sprayer is cycling even when you're not spraying, there's likely a leak in the system. Try tightening any leaking hose clamps or fittings. If that doesn't resolve the issue, you may need to replace the spray gun.
Definition of the DANGER signal word indicating an imminently hazardous situation.
Definition of the WARNING signal word indicating a potentially hazardous situation.
Definition of the CAUTION signal word indicating a potentially hazardous situation.
Details on using the sprayer for applying agricultural pesticides in liquid form only.
Guidelines for using the sprayer with non-flammable liquids like water or sealants.
Safety precautions to be followed during the sprayer assembly process.
General safety guidelines for operating the sprayer and handling chemicals.
Essential safety instructions for safely towing the sprayer with a vehicle.
Immediate response steps for chemical spills, leaks, or exposure.
Description and placement of the main warning label on the sprayer unit.
Instructions for inspecting all parts included in the shipping carton.
Details on the specific items found within the sprayer's manual bag.
Steps for connecting the tongue, hitch mount, and cart base to the sprayer.
Mounting the wheels and attaching the boom supports to the cart base.
Connecting the boom arms to the boom bracket for the spray boom.
Connecting the spray hose, gun clips, and drain cap to the sprayer.
Installing the boom valve and connecting it to the pump and nozzles.
Securing the sprayer to a vehicle and connecting the remote switch.
Final checks and water testing to ensure proper assembly and leak-free operation.
Identification and brief description of the major components of the sprayer.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of chemicals with the sprayer.
Safety precautions specific to applying chemicals using the sprayer.
Safety precautions and best practices for towing the sprayer.
Response guidelines for chemical spills, leaks, or personal contamination.
Verifying the sprayer is securely attached to the towing vehicle.
Procedures for emptying the tank and cleaning residual chemicals.
Thorough inspection of components and necessary repairs before use.
Checking wind conditions and clearing the work zone of people and pets.
Step-by-step instructions for safely filling the sprayer tank with chemicals.
Instructions on turning on power, adjusting spray, and operating boom.
Procedures for cleaning the sprayer and decontaminating yourself after use.
Steps for preparing the sprayer for end-of-season or long-term storage.
Procedures for taking the sprayer out of storage and preparing it for use.
Safety steps and precautions to take before attempting any sprayer service.
A table listing common sprayer issues, their causes, and solutions.
Details on electrical requirements, GPM, pressure, and tank capacity.
Information on the materials used for various sprayer components.
A visual diagram showing the sprayer with numbered components.
A detailed list of all sprayer parts with part numbers and quantities.
Tables to help calibrate spray application rates based on speed and pressure.
Information on determining travel speed and calculating coverage area.
Definition of the DANGER signal word indicating an imminently hazardous situation.
Definition of the WARNING signal word indicating a potentially hazardous situation.
Definition of the CAUTION signal word indicating a potentially hazardous situation.
Details on using the sprayer for applying agricultural pesticides in liquid form only.
Guidelines for using the sprayer with non-flammable liquids like water or sealants.
Safety precautions to be followed during the sprayer assembly process.
General safety guidelines for operating the sprayer and handling chemicals.
Essential safety instructions for safely towing the sprayer with a vehicle.
Immediate response steps for chemical spills, leaks, or exposure.
Description and placement of the main warning label on the sprayer unit.
Instructions for inspecting all parts included in the shipping carton.
Details on the specific items found within the sprayer's manual bag.
Steps for connecting the tongue, hitch mount, and cart base to the sprayer.
Mounting the wheels and attaching the boom supports to the cart base.
Connecting the boom arms to the boom bracket for the spray boom.
Connecting the spray hose, gun clips, and drain cap to the sprayer.
Installing the boom valve and connecting it to the pump and nozzles.
Securing the sprayer to a vehicle and connecting the remote switch.
Final checks and water testing to ensure proper assembly and leak-free operation.
Identification and brief description of the major components of the sprayer.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of chemicals with the sprayer.
Safety precautions specific to applying chemicals using the sprayer.
Safety precautions and best practices for towing the sprayer.
Response guidelines for chemical spills, leaks, or personal contamination.
Verifying the sprayer is securely attached to the towing vehicle.
Procedures for emptying the tank and cleaning residual chemicals.
Thorough inspection of components and necessary repairs before use.
Checking wind conditions and clearing the work zone of people and pets.
Step-by-step instructions for safely filling the sprayer tank with chemicals.
Instructions on turning on power, adjusting spray, and operating boom.
Procedures for cleaning the sprayer and decontaminating yourself after use.
Steps for preparing the sprayer for end-of-season or long-term storage.
Procedures for taking the sprayer out of storage and preparing it for use.
Safety steps and precautions to take before attempting any sprayer service.
A table listing common sprayer issues, their causes, and solutions.
Details on electrical requirements, GPM, pressure, and tank capacity.
Information on the materials used for various sprayer components.
A visual diagram showing the sprayer with numbered components.
A detailed list of all sprayer parts with part numbers and quantities.
Tables to help calibrate spray application rates based on speed and pressure.
Information on determining travel speed and calculating coverage area.
General| Power Source | Electric |
|---|---|
| Maximum Pressure | 3000 PSI |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Type | Airless |
| Spray Tip Size | 0.015 in |
