Why does the pressure drop when I turn on a boom on my Toro Paint Sprayer?
A pressure drop when turning on a boom could be due to an improperly adjusted boom bypass valve; adjust the boom bypass valve. Another cause might be an obstruction in the boom valve body; remove the inlet and outlet connections to the boom valve and remove any obstructions. Also, a nozzle filter may be damaged or clogged; remove and inspect all nozzles.
Why doesn't my Toro 41229 monitor display Application Rate or Total Volume?
If the monitor doesn't display the Application Rate or Total Volume, ensure the monitor cable is securely connected. Also, the flow meter may be dirty or clogged, so clean the flow meter. Finally, the flow meter may not be calibrated correctly, so calibrate the flow meter.
Why does my Toro Paint Sprayer speed read 0 or show erratic readings?
A speed reading of 0 or erratic readings may be due to a loose monitor cable; connect the monitor cable securely. It could also mean that the speed sensor is not calibrated correctly; in this case, calibrate the speed sensor.
Why is my Toro Paint Sprayer boom section not spraying?
Several issues can cause a boom section not to spray. It could be due to: * A dirty or disconnected electrical connection on the boom valve: Manually turn off the valve, disconnect the electrical connector, clean all leads, and reconnect it. * A blown fuse: Check the fuses and replace them if needed. * A pinched hose: Repair or replace the hose. * An improperly adjusted boom by-pass valve: Adjust the boom by-pass valves.
What does “OFL” mean on my Toro Paint Sprayer monitor?
If the monitor reads “OFL” on your Toro Paint Sprayer, the data has exceeded the maximum allowed. Press and hold the [Reset] button to clear the monitor.
How to fix a Toro Paint Sprayer boom section that does not spray?
If a boom section on your Toro Paint Sprayer does not spray, it could be due to a pinched hose. In this case, repair or replace the hose. Another cause could be an improperly adjusted boom by-pass valve, so adjust the boom by-pass valves. If neither of these solutions works, the boom valve may be damaged, and you should contact your Authorized Service Dealer.
Why don't the displayed measurements make sense on my Toro 41229 Paint Sprayer?
If the displayed measurements on your Toro Paint Sprayer do not make sense, the Units of Measurement might be set to a system other than what you expect. Check the Units of Measurement to ensure it is set correctly.
What to do if a boom section on my Toro Paint Sprayer does not turn off?
If a boom section on your Toro Paint Sprayer does not turn off, the valve may be damaged. Stop the spray system and pump, and turn off the sprayer. Remove the retainer from under the boom valve and pull out the motor and stem. Inspect all parts and replace any that appear damaged.
What does it mean when my Toro 41229 Paint Sprayer monitor displays 6553.5 in the Application Rate setting?
If your Toro Paint Sprayer monitor displays 6553.5 when in the Application Rate setting, the monitor is not receiving data from the speed sensor and you should contact your Authorized Service Dealer.
Why does a pressure drop occur when I turn on a boom on my Toro 41229?
If you experience a pressure drop when turning on a boom on your Toro Paint Sprayer, the boom bypass valve may be improperly adjusted; in this case, adjust the boom bypass valve. Also, there might be an obstruction in the boom valve body; remove the inlet and outlet connections to the boom valve and remove any obstructions. Finally, check for any missing nozzles and replace them if necessary.
General| Brand | Toro |
|---|---|
| Model | 41229 |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
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