1. Charge the battery fully before rst use. In a separate
container, prepare the solution you want to spray
according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Open the
tank lid and carefully pour the solution through the
intake lter. Securely tighten the tank lid.
2. Determine which nozzle is appropriate for your project.
Attach the nozzle by threading it onto the carbon ber
wand.
a) Adjustable cone nozzle = adjustable conical mist to jet
stream
b) 45º fan nozzle = angled at fan spray
c) 0° pin nozzle = straight pin stream spray
3. Insert the battery (7) into the battery holster located
underneath the battery door cover (5) of the sprayer tank
and snap the cover in place.
4. Turn the pump on by ipping the power switch on the
side of the unit.
5. Begin spraying by squeezing the trigger on the
in-line spray handle.
STEP 2.
PREPARING TO SPRAY
Priming your sprayer
NOTE: Although rare, when spraying for the rst time or after
storing the sprayer for an extended amount of time, the sprayer
may need help priming. If the sprayer turns on and you can hear
the pump running, but no liquid is passing through the sprayer,
you will need to manually prime the sprayer according to the
steps below:
1. With the sprayer o, remove the battery and make sure the
battery cover is shut.
2. Remove the tank lid and take the tank strainer out to reveal
the inside of your sprayer tank.
3. Locate the inlet lter at the bottom of the sprayer tank (See
diagram 3 on page 14 for a visual representation). Gently
wiggle the inlet lter until it comes apart from the pump
connection. Set aside.
4. Using a garden hose or similar delivery method, rapidly run
clean water into the connection where the inlet lter was.
5. Reinstall the inlet lter with the mesh screen facing the
bottom of the tank, ll the sprayer with some water, and
insert a charged battery. Test the sprayer by activating the
spray trigger.
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