Vector Fog VECTORFOG H500 - User Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL THERMAL FOGGER VECTORFOG H500/H500SF

Only fog for short periods at a time, when there is not much wind and moving away from the projecting smoke.

It’s essential to read the manufacturer’s instructions of the chemical being used before you start applying, including

diluting ratio and safety precautions.

Only experienced personnel should operate this equipment.

You must exercise caution if fuel is spilt, in order to avoid the risk of fire.

CAUTION MARKS

Please read this manual before using the equipment.

You must wear protective equipment (face/breathing mask, protective clothing, gloves,

etc.) when handling potentially hazardous chemicals.

It is advisable to wear ear plugs to protect from the high noise produced by this machine

The interior of this machine heats up to extrem high temperatures. Do not add fuel or

chemicals during the operation of the machine or when it is hot after use.

Avoid fogging chemicals upwind.

High voltage can be dangerous. Do not turn on the machine when the spark plugs

electrode is exposed.

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Questions and Answers

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Nicole WaltersAug 17, 2025
Why Vector Fog VECTORFOG H500 Fog Machine doesn’t fog enough?
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  Jason RileyAug 17, 2025
  If your Vector Fog Fog Machine doesn’t fog or doesn’t fog enough, first check that the chemical regulator is opened by turning it anticlockwise and ensure the Tank Chemical Supply Valve is in the open position. Also, unscrew the main chemical inlet nozzle from the resonator and clean it using compressed air to remove any blockages. Check for leaks in the chemical tank by blowing compressed air backwards through the chemical tube from the inlet nozzle to see if any bubbles appear, and replace leaking parts if necessary.
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Charles PatrickNov 2, 2025
How to fix no ignition on Vector Fog Fog Machine?
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  Patricia RuizNov 2, 2025
  To address the issue of no ignition in your Vector Fog Fog Machine, first try pressing the “KNOCKING” button, then the “START” button until ignition occurs. Repeat if necessary. You can also remove the spark plug to check for a spark, clean any carbon deposits with a wire brush, and ensure a 3 to 5 mm gap between the electrode and earth. Other checks include ensuring the battery is fully charged, the battery and ignition coil are functional (replace if needed), contacts are clean, wires are checked, the fuel hose isn't blocked, and the fuel supply is properly adjusted. Finally, ensure the fuel tank is full, the petrol cap seals are intact, and the caps are firmly closed. You might also need to clean the fuel injector with compressed air or replace the petal valve if damaged, ensuring corre...