Why is my Stihl SGA 85 Paint Sprayer vibrating excessively?
If the spraying attachment vibrates and the pressure gauge is erratic on your Stihl Paint Sprayer, the pulsation damper on the pump may not be operating properly. To attempt to fix this: * Remove the battery. * Drain the container completely. * Insert the battery and switch on the sprayer. * Squeeze the trigger switch for 30 seconds. * Refill the container.
Why is my Stihl SGA 85 Paint Sprayer leaking chemicals from the hose clamp?
If chemicals are leaking from your Stihl Paint Sprayer in the area of the hose clamp, the hose clamp has likely loosened. Tighten down the screw on the hose clamp.
What to do if my Stihl Paint Sprayer pump does not start?
If the Stihl Paint Sprayer pump doesn't start, several factors could be at play. First, the battery's charge might be too low; in this case, charge the battery. Alternatively, the battery could be too warm or cold, so remove it and allow it to reach a moderate temperature. There may be no electrical contact between the sprayer and battery, so remove the battery and clean the electrical contacts in the battery compartment before reinserting it. The sprayer itself might be too warm, so remove the battery and let the sprayer cool down. Finally, the sprayer or battery could be damp; allow them to dry completely.
How to open the cover of Stihl SGA 85 Paint Sprayer?
If the cover of your Stihl Paint Sprayer cannot be opened, it is likely due to excessive pressure inside the container. To resolve this, switch off the sprayer, remove the battery, and then press the switch lever of the spray gun to release the pressure.
Why is the Stihl Paint Sprayer runtime so short?
If the runtime of your Stihl Paint Sprayer is too short, the battery may not be fully charged. Fully charge the battery. Alternatively, the battery's service life may have been exceeded, indicating it's time to replace the battery.
What to do if Stihl SGA 85 Paint Sprayer does not pick up plant protection product?
If your Stihl Paint Sprayer isn't picking up the plant protection product, the filter or spraying unit might be clogged. Clean both the filter and the spray attachment to resolve this issue.
Why is my Stihl Paint Sprayer spraying unit vibrating?
If the spraying unit of your Stihl Paint Sprayer vibrates and the pressure gauge oscillates, the pulsation damper on the pump may not be working correctly. To address this, switch off the sprayer and remove the battery. Empty the container, then reinsert the battery and switch the sprayer back on. Press the trigger of the spray gun for 30 seconds, and then refill the container.
What to do if plant protection product emerges from Stihl SGA 85 in the area of the hose clamp?
If plant protection product is emerging from your Stihl Paint Sprayer around the hose clamp area, it's likely that the hose clamp has come loose. Tighten the screw of the hose clamp firmly to resolve this issue.
What to do if Stihl Paint Sprayer doesn't pick up plant protection product?
If your Stihl Paint Sprayer isn't drawing up plant protection product, the pump may be stuck or the filter/spraying unit could be clogged. First, fill the container, insert the battery, and switch on the sprayer. Keep the spray gun switch lever pressed for about 1 minute. If it still doesn't work, stop using the sprayer and contact your STIHL dealer. Also, try cleaning the filter and spray attachment.
Why has the spray jet changed shape on my Stihl SGA 85?
A changed spray jet shape on your Stihl Paint Sprayer is typically due to a blocked or worn nozzle. Try cleaning the nozzle first. If that doesn't solve the problem, you may need to fit a new nozzle.
General| Product type | Backpack garden sprayer |
|---|---|
| Suitable for | Outdoor |
| Product color | Orange, White |
| Tank capacity | 17 L |
| Adjustable shoulder strap | Yes |
Weight and Dimensions| Width | 406 mm |
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| Height | 606 mm |
| Weight | 6200 g |
Explains manual structure, main parts, and safety symbols.
Covers critical safety guidelines, intended use, operator, PPE, and chemical handling.
Details battery safety, charging setup, and status indicators.
Covers switching on/off, inserting/removing battery, and trigger operation.
Guides on assembling spray gun, lance, harness, and preparing for use.
Covers filling, emptying, adjusting pressure/nozzle, and operation tips.
Instructions for finishing work, transport, storage, and cleaning.
Outlines inspection schedules and common troubleshooting solutions.
Provides sprayer specifications, parts, disposal, and recycling information.
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