Why does the low battery voltage icon display sometimes on my Toro 34230 Paint Sprayer?
If the sprayer and information display on your Toro Paint Sprayer shows the low battery voltage icon a quarter of the time, it could be due to the impeller motor running while the engine is off, or the engine speed being too slow. Shut off the impeller motor and run the engine until the battery is charged, or run the machine at a higher engine speed.
What to do if there is no spray from my Toro Paint Sprayer nozzles?
If there is no spray coming from the Toro Paint Sprayer nozzles, consider the following: * Ensure the sprayer tank is filled. * Make sure the sprayer-pump supply valve is fully open. * Clean, repair, or replace any clogged or damaged strainers, pumps or nozzles. * Make sure that the narrow- or wide-sprayer pattern lever is in the ON position. * Adjust the sprayer pressure and the ground speed of the machine.
Why does my Toro 34230 Paint Sprayer engine lose power?
If your Toro Paint Sprayer engine loses power, consider the following: 1. Reduce the machine's ground speed. 2. Clean or replace the air-filter element. 3. Add oil to the engine to reach the correct level. 4. Clean any dirt or debris from the cooling fins and air passages. 5. Clean the vent hole or replace the fuel cap.
What causes the Toro Paint Sprayer engine to overheat?
If your Toro Paint Sprayer engine overheats, try the following: 1. Reduce the ground speed of the machine. 2. Add oil to the engine to the proper oil level. 3. Clean the cooling fins and the air passages.
Why won't the starter rotate the engine on my Toro 34230?
If the starter on your Toro Paint Sprayer doesn't rotate the engine, check these items: 1. Ensure the parking brake is engaged. 2. Charge the battery. 3. Inspect electrical connections, cleaning them if corroded and applying dielectric grease. 4. Replace any blown fuses.
What does fault code !04 mean on my Toro 34230?
If the Toro Paint Sprayer information display shows fault code !04, it means that the spreader controller does not detect the motor feedback voltage. Check that pin 18 (MOTOR IN) is seated and locked in the controller connector.
What does fault code !05 mean on my Toro 34230 Paint Sprayer?
If the Toro Paint Sprayer information display shows fault code !05, it means one of two outputs are not providing power to the motor. Check that pin 6 (MOTOR OUT 1) and pin 8 (MOTOR OUT 2) are seated and locked in the controller connector.
What does fault code !06 mean on my Toro 34230?
If the Toro Paint Sprayer information display shows fault code !06, it means the controller cannot detect a connection to the motor. Turn off the impeller motor or spray pump motor, and check the electrical connections to the motor.
Why does my Toro 34230 controller shut off intermittently?
If the Toro Paint Sprayer controller shuts off intermittently, check the electrical connections for contact. Clean connector terminals thoroughly with electrical-contact cleaner, apply dielectric grease, and connect the terminals.
Why is no material dispensed from the hopper of my Toro 34230?
If no material is dispensing from the hopper of your Toro Paint Sprayer, check the following: 1. Clean the hopper screen. 2. Adjust the gate.
General| Model | 34230 |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Power | 0.5 HP |
| Max Pressure | 3000 psi |
| Maximum Pressure | 3000 psi |
| Hose Length | 25 ft |
| Spray Tip Included | Yes |
| Type | Airless |
Explains the safety-alert symbol and provides essential safety guidelines for operating the machine.
Identifies and explains various safety signs and instruction labels on the machine.
Checks for tire pressure, engine oil level, and transaxle fluid level before operation.
Describes the machine's components and provides steps for connecting the battery.
Explains operation of steering control and motion-control lever for machine movement.
Details the function of the parking-brake and drive-wheel-release levers.
Operation of engine controls for starting, speed adjustment, and monitoring.
Instructions for opening and closing the fuel-shutoff valve.
How to use deflector gate and granular gate levers for material discharge.
Adjusting spreader pattern, flow rate, and impeller operation.
Explanation of spreader and sprayer information displays and their components.
Operation of spray pattern levers and tank agitation.
Operation of spray wand trigger, lock, pressure control, and pump switch.
Lists key technical specifications of the machine, including dimensions, weight, and capacity.
Essential safety precautions to take before operating the machine.
Safety measures for handling and using chemicals with the sprayer.
Important safety information regarding the handling and storage of fuel.
Daily checks to ensure the machine is ready for safe operation.
Comprehensive safety rules for operating the machine safely.
Specific safety guidelines for operating the machine on slopes.
Steps for driving the machine forward and in reverse.
How to safely turn and stop the machine.
Explanation of spreader screen icons, displays, and start-up screens.
Instructions for using the impeller control switch and operating the spreader.
Steps to prepare the test site and equipment for spreader calibration.
Methods to determine distribution pattern and calculate application rate.
Procedures for removing the impeller and disconnecting the rate-gate linkage.
Steps for cleaning and lubricating the spreader after each use.
How to use the deflector gate to control material spread.
Step-by-step guide for spreading materials with the machine.
Explanation of sprayer screen icons, LED lights, and operation controls.
Procedures to calibrate the sprayer and calculate ground speed.
Procedure to test and record the discharge rate of each sprayer nozzle.
Methods and tables for determining the application rate.
Instructions for safely filling the spray tank with chemicals and water.
Procedures for spraying using the machine's boom.
Safety precautions to follow after completing spraying operations.
Instructions for operating the spray wand.
Critical safety rules to follow while performing maintenance on the machine.
A schedule outlining maintenance tasks based on service intervals.
Steps to take before performing any maintenance or adjustment.
Procedure for lubricating the machine's grease fittings.
Instructions for servicing the engine's air cleaner assembly.
How to check and change the engine oil level.
Instructions for servicing the spark plug.
Steps to safely drain the fuel system for maintenance.
Guidelines for cleaning, charging, and maintaining the machine's battery.
Procedure to check the battery's voltage and determine its charge state.
Safe procedures for charging and jump-starting the machine's battery.
Instructions for checking and replacing fuses in the electrical system.
Tasks for maintaining the drive system, including tire pressure and wheel alignment.
Maintenance procedures for the machine's transaxle.
How to adjust the pattern control cable for the spreader.
Routine inspection to ensure all hardware is tight and secure.
How to check hoses, nozzles, and strainers for the sprayer system.
How to clean debris from the engine and exhaust system area.
Procedures for cleaning sprayer system components and wand.
Recommendations for storing the machine properly.
Steps to prepare the machine for long-term or winter storage.
Procedures to winterize the sprayer system to prevent damage.
Identifies and explains spreader fault codes and their causes.
Lists and explains sprayer fault codes and potential solutions.
Solutions for engine, performance, and operational problems.
Provides the electrical wiring diagram for the machine.
Details the hydraulic and fluid schematic for the sprayer system.
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