425, 425-HD, 425-L, 425-PAF, 475, 475-3N1, 475-PAF, 435, 478, 485,
473-P, 473-D, 473-ECS; includes Deluxe and Heavy Duty Models
STOP!
WARRANTY:
Solo backpack sprayers are covered by Solo’s 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY. Solo manufactured parts which fail due to defective
material or workmanship will be repaired or replaced without charge. See page 5 for full details and complete warranty information.
MAINTENANCETIP: The cap gasket (#4061345)is prelubricated for
improved sealing. Occasional lubrication with Solo Superior Grease (#9850-P) or
petroleum jelly is recommended.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
1. Before using sprayer with chemicals, fill sprayer with fresh water to assure
that you have it properly assembled; pressurize and practice spraying.
Also, check for any leaks at this time. When thoroughly familiar with the
sprayer operation, follow normal operating procedures.
2. Ensure all pressure in the sprayer is relieved by locking the shut-off
valve in the open position.
3. Avoid contact with chemicals.
4. Always wear rubber gloves, safety goggles and appropriate
protective clothing.
5. Work in a well ventilated area.
6. Individuals should be trained in the proper use of this sprayer, chemical handling procedures, and first aid/emergency
care. Where training is not available, individuals should study and follow the procedures detailed in this manual.
If you are missing parts, instructions or have questions, DO NOT take this unit back to the store. Call
1-800-SOLO-INC (1-800-765-6462). Solo will send the missing parts/information to you promptly.
PistonDiaphragm
WARNING:
Chemicals can be harmful to individuals and the environment if improperly used. In addition, some chemicals are caustic, corrosive or
poisonous and should be avoided. Read warnings and chemical manufacturers’ instructions. Solo high density polyethylene sprayers are
fitted with chemical resistant seals which are compatible to a wide variety of agricultural and household chemicals; however, care should be
exercised to ensure that sprayer components are clean, functioning properly, and in a good state of repair before and during use.
If in doubt about a particular chemical, check with the manufacturer. If you suspect or observe indications that the material may be
unsafe in a Solo sprayer...STOP. DO NOT USE OR APPLY CHEMICAL. ALWAYS WEAR RUBBER GLOVES, GOGGLES, AND
APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE CLOTHING!
Read and follow operating instructions.
•
Do not fill with, use, or spray flammable materials.
•
Do not modify sprayer.
•
Never spray in the direction of humans, animals or property which might be injured or damaged by spray formula.
•
Do not use disinfectants, solvents or impregnating agents unless first tested to ensure they are not harmful to the
•
environment or sprayer.
Do not use liquids with a temperature above 110°F (43°C).
•
Wear appropriate protective clothing to prevent contact with chemical agents.
•
Rinse and clean sprayer thoroughly after using. Disposal of contaminated rinse should be in accordance with applicable
•
ordinances. Observe the precautionary instructions of the chemical manufacturer.
Do not use any acid (including citrus) or caustic chemicals. For bleach solutions, try our Solo 475-3N1.
•
Remember that a sprayer with liquid is a significant amount of weight (8 lbs. per gallon). Do not climb when wearing
•
the sprayer. Use caution when bending, leaning or walking. Bend at the knees rather than the waist.
During sprayer operation, the pressure cylinder (#4400240) contains compressed air and liquid. Compressed air
•
and liquid under pressure are inherently dangerous. Before making adjustments on sprayers fitted with a pressure
regulating valve assembly (#4800182) located on the pressure cylinder or any other repair or inspection of any
sprayer, be sure to relieve pressure through the shut-off valve and wand.
CUSTOMER SERVICE COMMITMENT FROM SOLO’S SERVICE DEPARTMENT
In the event the sprayer you have purchased has missing or damaged parts, please call 1-800-765-6462, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST.
In order to assist your service representative, please have the following information available: sprayer model number,
part description and part number. A parts list is included in your operator’s manual.
Solo is committed to your satisfaction and is continuing its efforts to earn your future business.
Troubleshooting and parts ordering available on-line.
Visit us on the web at www.solousa.com
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REMOVING PLASTIC ADJUSTABLE NOZZLE
Unscrew the nozzle cap (1) from the nozzle body (3). This is best
accomplished while the retaining nut (2) is fastened tightly to the
elbow (5). Next, unscrew the retaining nut (2). Push the nozzle
body (3) out of the retaining nut (2). The filter with gasket (4) will
come out with the body. To reinstall the nozzle, reverse the above
instructions.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR WAND
1. Insert wand into shut-off valve as shown.
2. Tighten the screw cap clockwise onto the shut-off valve.
1. Nozzle
2. Retaining Nut
4. Filter with Gasket
5. Elbow
3. Nozzle Body
O-Ring
Gauge Mount
Shut-Off
Screw Cap
➔
➔
Wand
➔
➔
Install Wand
➔
➔
A
B
PUMPLEVERINSTALLATION: All hardware necessary for pump lever installation is
D
included with the sprayer. The pump lever (C) should be installed as follows: place lever
handle (C) onto the shaft (A). Align bolt holes and install the two bolts (E) and washers (F); then tighten.
To install pump lever on the opposite side on a Diaphragm Pump sprayer, remove the stop plate (D)
C
F
E
F
E
and washer, install the pump lever as above. The stop plate (D) should be mounted on the inner
bolt hole with the closed end of the stop plate pointing downward on the opposite side of the pump
shaft.
Slide handle assembly over the pump rod and align the holes so that the rear (elbow) portion
2.
of the handle points up and slightly forward (approximately 45 degrees) and away from the
Solo logo. Reinstall bolt and locknut. Pump handle can be installed on the opposite side of
the sprayer for right hand pumping. (For Diaphragm Pump Sprayer, stop plate will need to be
relocated to the left side.)
The handle can be rotated to either down (pumping) or up (storage) positions. Note: The handle
3.
swings away from the sprayer, then up or down as desired. The spray wand attaches to the
clamps on the handle assembly for storage (does not apply to the brass or stainless steel
wands).
SHOULDER STRAP INSTALLATION:
The top of the shoulder straps are pre-attached to the sprayer by means of a buckle. The lower end
of the straps are attached by fastening the strap hooks to the metal frame between where frame
exits the plastic tank and makes a bend.
REGULATING THE PRESSURE: (FOR DELUXE MODELS ONLY)
The Solo backpack sprayer is equipped with a built-in regulator to control output pressure. This
regulator is operator adjustable. Make adjustments prior to filling tank. To adjust the regulator,
remove the tank cap and the filter basket. Look inside the
spray tank; you will see the top of the regulator. There are 4 fingers on the regulator
knob. The finger farthest to the left is #1; to the right is #4. They are numbered 1, 2,
3, 4. 1 = 15 psi, 2 = 30 psi, 3 = 45 psi, 4 = 60 psi. The higher the pressure, the more
chemical applied from the sprayer in a given amount of time, but the droplets will be
smaller with more drift. If the spray pressure must be changed, excess pressure in
the pressure cylinder must be released back into the tank through the spray tube.
To adjust, push down on the knob and rotate to align the desired number with the
alignment pin. To operate the 425-DELUXE, 475-DELUXE, 485 and 435 at higher
than 60 psi, first release the excess pressure and then replace the adjustment piece
with the optional plug (#4200215).
FILLING:
Mix the spray formula and the proper volume of water in a separate container. Pour
the mix through the filter basket in the tank opening. This keeps debris from entering
sprayer. Note: To fill the sprayer to its full 4 gallon capacity, set the pressure control valve to the 3 or 4 setting. ( DELUXE MODELS ONLY ) Add 2 or 3 gallons of spray formula mix. Pump the sprayer handle to prime the pump and fill the pressure
cylinder. The volume of liquid in formula mix tank will appear to decrease as the pressure cylinder is filled. Liquid will flow
through the top of the pressure regulator when the cylinder is completely full. Add the remaining formula mix to the tank.
Remember that it’s not necessary to completely fill the sprayer tank each time. Mix only the amount needed to get the job
done.
Setting #1 15 psi
#2 30 psi
#3 45 psi
#4 60 psi
Always read and follow manufacturer’s instructions printed on the product label. This can save money and help prevent
crop and environmental damage.
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OPERATING FEATURES:
Nozzles - Your Solo sprayer is supplied with nozzle arrangements to provide a variety of spray patterns.
Item Application Part #
Flat spray nozzle Row treatment 4074263
Jet stream nozzle Spot & longer range 4074755
Jet stream nozzle and Shrubs and bushes 4074755
Swirl plate = hollow cone 4074756
*Brass adjustable nozzle is not a standard item on all Solo sprayers.
Spray tips should be assembled as above for desired spray pattern.
SPRAYING:
Prime the pump with rapid pump strokes. When you feel very firm resistance, the pressure chamber is filling with
liquid. With repeated piston strokes, the air in the pressure chamber is slowly compressed. In a safe area, point
the wand upward and press the shut-off valve lever spraying for 10 seconds or until no air and only liquid is coming out. This will bleed all of the air out of the hose and wand. By pressing the hand lever, the valve opens, and
liquid is forced through the nozzle. The shut-off valve has a retaining clip which keeps the valve in the “OPEN” position for continuous operation. Pump using the end of the pump handle, as it is less fatiguing. The volume of liquid
delivered varies with the working pressure which should be as high as needed to ensure an adequate spray pattern for
each individual application.
NOTE: Should the pressure drop very quickly, drain the tank completely and pump without liquid. By this procedure, the air
chamber is refilled with the required volume of air. It is advisable to pump the tank completely empty from time to time.
cone spray
3
Brass
adjustable
nozzle*
Jet streamPlastic
adjustable
nozzle
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WETTABLE POWDERS:
Avoid use in piston pump sprayers models 425, 425-L,
435, 425-PAF, 473-P! The Solo models 475, 475-3N1,
475-PAF, 473-D, 478 and 485 sprayers with a diaphragm
pump are generally resistant to abrasive materials and
are recommended for this purpose. Note: If you use a
wettable powder in your 425, 435, 473-P sprayer, be
sure that it is thoroughly mixed in the formula solution.
Immediately after use, be sure to remove the piston,
clean and lubricate the Viton® collar with Solo Superior
Grease* or petroleum jelly. Thorough flushing of sprayer
will extend the life of its working parts. If you use wettable
powders in the piston pump sprayer, be sure to inspect
regularly for seepage around the piston and repair
accordingly.
CLEANING:
• After spraying, clean the tank thoroughly. If some spray
liquid is left inside, drain tank completely.
• Pumping causes air to be taken in and the remaining
liquid to be discharged. Pump until liquid and air are
coming out through the nozzle.
• Refill tank with a few quarts of clean, soapy water and
pump the water out as explained above (if necessary,
repeat this procedure several times).
• If the shut-off valve is removed, the pump can be
flushed quickly. Improper spray distribution is the result of
a clogged nozzle, which is easily removed and cleaned.
• Soap and water may also be used to clean tank.
• Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or abrasives.
• Follow the recommendations of the chemical
manufacturer for disposal of waste water and
chemicals.
• Activated charcoal in liquid or other form may be used to
absorb chemicals in tanks or spills.
NOTE: When cleaning the sprayer after working with
hormone weedkillers, follow the instructions of the
herbicide producers. Neutralize with activated charcoal.
(Example: add 0.35 oz./1 g. of activated charcoal to 1.7
pint/1 liter of water and leave this detergent in the tank and
the lines approximately for 24 hours.) This is very important
if other chemicals should be sprayed as the residues of the
herbicide may damage susceptible plants. Cleaning after
application of products containing carbolineum, if they
are not water soluble, should be done with a 5% soda lye
having a temperature of 104°F (40°C). Rinse with plenty of
clean water.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE TIPS:
To protect the piston, cylinder and Viton® collar, these
parts should be lubricated with Solo Superior Grease* or
petroleum jelly at least once per
season.
If you find that your sprayer
will not empty the formula tank,
check for a clogged inlet opening (2). The inlet screen is located at the bottom of the pressure
cylinder on the side that faces
your back.
One indication that it needs
cleaning is that when you let
go of the pump handle, it
“springs” to the down position.
The opening can be cleaned
with a small bristle brush or
a discarded toothbrush. See
1. Pressure Cylinder
2. Inlet Opening
3. Cylinder Support
4. Pressure Control Valve
(Deluxe Models Only)
diagram for location of opening.
• After operation, the sprayer should be stored away from
direct sunlight to prevent UV damage.
• After removing the pump or when mounting a new Viton®
collar, treat both the collar and the piston with waterresistant grease.*
• Before winter, drain all liquid in tank, lines and air
chamber. (See “Cleaning.”) Leave shut-off valve locked
in the “open” position.
• For service, visit our website to locate your nearest Solo
dealer. Always insist on original Solo spare parts.
• Regularly inspect hose, wand, pump, tank and shut-off
valve for wear, damage or leaks. Repair promptly.
• Occasionally lubricate cap gasket.*
Avoid excessive wear by:
1) Regular lubrication of Viton® collar, cylinder and piston
with water resistant grease.*
2) Prompt and thorough cleaning and flushing of sprayer.
Soap and water work well.
*Use Solo Superior Grease (#9850-P). Petroleum jelly may also be used.
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SOLO LIMITED WARRANTY
Solo Incorporated guarantees the original purchaser of Solo equipment that any failure of Solo manufactured parts due to
defects in material and workmanship occurred during the applicable warranty period will be repaired or replaced without
charge for parts or labor, except for those items not covered by warranty.
CONSUMERLIMITEDWARRANTY: Solo equipment purchased for consumer use is covered by this Limited Warranty
for a period of ONE (1) YEAR. Solo’s polyethylene tank is covered by this limited warranty for the life of the unit.
COMMERCIALLIMITEDWARRANTY: Solo equipment purchased for commercial use is covered by this Limited
Warranty for a period of ONE (1) YEAR.
OWNER’SOBLIGATIONANDRESPONSIBILITY: Proof of purchase must be provided by the owner in order to obtain
warranty service. Should any failure covered by this Limited Warranty occur, deliver or ship the Solo products or parts to
an authorized Solo service center. Freight, packing and insurance costs, if any, will be borne by the owner. Follow normal
maintenance service to include applicable lubrication, operation and storage of the product as explained in the operator’s
manual.
ITEMSNOTCOVEREDBYWARRANTY: Provisions of the Limited Warranty will not apply to the following: Any indirect
or consequential damages that may result from the failure or malfunction of the Solo product. Normal service requirements
arising during the warranty period, such as cleaning, normal wear, lubrication, filter, spray tips, etc. Normal service work
over and above the repair or replacement of defective parts. Any failure that results from an accident, customer abuse,
normal wear, neglect or failure to operate the product in accordance with the instructions provided in the operator’s manual
or provided with the product. When an alteration or modification has been performed on a Solo product, Solo is responsible
only for products as originally furnished by Solo, provided the alterations or modifications do not adversely affect the
product’s operation, performance or durability. Parts or accessories that are incompatible with the product are not approved
by Solo.
Full disclosure of Solo’s Limited Warranty is available from your local Solo dealer or SOLO INCORPORATED, 5100
Chestnut Avenue, Newport News, Virginia 23605.
This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state.
ACCESSORIES:
The following accessories are not standard. Order them from your SOLO dealer.
Pressure control gauge (#49 00 622): Displays spraying pressure so operator can maintain desired
pressure level.
Brass adjustable spray nozzle (#06 10 410-P): Affords operator a full range of sprays from fine to jet
stream. Standard on model 478, 425-PAF and 475-PAF.
Drift guard (#49 00 430): Helps control application of formula under breezy conditions.
4-nozzle spray boom and mounting hardware (#49 00 298): Mounted on the back part of the sprayer frame
with 4 hollow cone jets for area treatment (total width 49-3/4”; distance between nozzles 16”).
2-nozzle spray boom (#49 00 514): Handheld spray boom mounts on end of spray wand (total width 33”;
distance between nozzles 24”). Includes 2 flat spray nozzles.
Twin nozzle (#49 00 477): This is a multi-purpose nozzle that attaches to the end of the spray wand
for double row application.
4' to 8' Carbon Fiber Wand (49 00 445) This lightweight spray wand adjusts from 4' to 8' and replaces
the standard spray tube to reach eaves or trees up to 25 ft. (7.6 meters) .
60" Brass spray wand (#49 00 528): The spray wand is 60” (150 cm) long and replaces the standard
spray tube for treating trees up to heights of 16 ft. (5 meters). Additional extension tube available in
20” length (#49 00 513).
Deluxe Shoulder Saver Harness (#43 00 343): Heavy duty, fully adjustable, padded shoulder straps,
large, padded lumbar support and fully adjustable chest strap.
Solo Superior Grease (#9850-P): (4 oz.) Used in the manufacture of all Solo parts.
Controlled Flow Valve (CFValve™): Provides constant pressure and flow to the spray nozzle and can
be used in various applications.
In the best interest of continued technological progress, we reserve the right to change design and configuration of any
product without prior or other notice. Therefore, please note that text and illustrations of this manual are not to be considered
binding and do not constitute a basis for legal or other claims.
NOTE: An order form is provided on pages 11 and 12.
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SPARE PARTS LIST
Liste de pièces de rechange
Lista de piezas de recambio
38
Deluxe models only
107
DLX
Only
*Not standard on all models.
SPECIAL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES (Not shown in parts list)
Tools needed for kit installation: 6mm Allen Head Wrench, Flat Screwdriver, 11mm Wrench or Cresent Wrench, Long Nose Pli-
ers, Hammer, 13mm Socket or Wrench, T-25 Torx Screwdriver, Grease or Petroleum Jelly, 2X4 Piece of wood 18” long
1. Using a 13mm socket wrench
remove the handle bolts, and set
aside. Lay unit on its back with
pump assembly facing you. See
figure 1. Loosen hose clamp (E).
Pull off sprayer hose. Caution:
There may be liquid inside the
hose and pressure cylinder even
when the tank is empty. Wear
protective gloves. Next, remove
the nut and bolt from protective
cap, and remove cap (C). Rotate
the pump shaft to access the two
lever bolts in the center (B). Using
a 6mm allen head wrench, remove
them. Pull the piston (F) out of the
piston cylinder (D).
2. To remove the piston cylinder
assembly, turn the cylinder counter
clockwise when viewing from the
bottom. Figure 2. Caution: The
piston cylinder has sharp edges.
3. Check the inside of the piston
and cylinder for scratches. If the
piston or cylinder are scratched,
replace. Figure 3.
4. To remove connecting rods from
the piston and lever, insert a flat
tip screwdriver between the two
connecting rods and twist. Figure 4.
5. With the new piston, place the
two connecting rods over the studs
on the inside of the piston. Place
the lever studs into the connecting
rods and snap together with your
fingers. Figure 5.
6. To replace the Viton® collar,
push it off the top of the piston with
your thumb. Figure 6. Install the
new collar on the piston onto the
form fitted sides.
C
E
D
Figure 1.
Figure 2.
Figure 3.
Figure 4.
Figure 5.
B
plate. Figure 7. Install a new valve
F
plate and firmly reseat the retaining
pin using needle nose pliers. Figure 8.
8. If necessary remove the
pressure cylinder by unscrewing
the pressure regulator control, if
equipped. Remove the large clamp
Figure 8.
at the bottom of the cylinder. Use a
block of wood and hit forcefully with
a hammer, driving the assembly
through the bottom of the tank.
Figure 9.
9. Next, assemble the piston
cylinder. First grease the O-ring on
Figure 9.
the piston cylinder, being careful
not to get any on the valve plate,
and then place the piston cylinder
into the pressure cylinder. Screw
the piston cylinder clockwise until
it is tight and the bottom O-ring is
no longer seen. Figure 10. When
properly seated the notch on the
Figure 10.
piston cylinder (G) will line up with
the indent on the pressure cylinder
(H). Figure 11.
H
10. Apply a light coat of grease to
the inside of the piston cylinder wall
and on the Viton® collar, and then
re-install the piston into the piston
cylinder. Figure 12. To insert the
piston, tilt at a slight angle with
the leading edge of the Viton®
collar placed over the slot. When
seated, install the 6mm Allen Head
bolts through lever base into shaft.
Replace the protective cap and
tighten the nut and bolt. Reinstall
the handle. Replace the hose and
black hose clamp making sure it is
firmly secured.
G
Figure 11.
Figure 12.
7. Remove the valve plate and
O-rings from the outside of the
piston cylinder. Install the new
valve plate and the two O-rings
making sure the O-rings seat in the
grooves. Finally, inside the piston
cylinder you will find a second
valve plate. Using needle nose
pliers, pull out the red or orange
pin and remove the valve
Figure 6.
Figure 7.
Note: Always wear rubber gloves, safety goggles and appropriate
protective clothing when repairing a sprayer. Work in a wellventilated area. Prior to repair, flush unit with water by filling,
then spraying the water into an appropriate container or area.
Ensure that all pressure is released by locking the shut-off valve
in the open position. Once a repair is completed, fill the unit with
clean water, pressurize, and check for leaks. If the sprayer leaks,
DO NOT USE. Repair leaks and recheck.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Diaphragm Pump Repair Kit ( # 0610406-K)
Tools needed for kit installation: 6mm Allen Head Wrench, Flat Screwdriver, 11mm Wrench or Cresent Wrench, Long Nose Pli-
ers, Hammer, 13mm Socket or Wrench, T-25 Torx Screwdriver, Grease or Petroleum Jelly, 2X4 Piece of wood 18” long
1. Using a 13mm socket wrench,
remove handle bolts and loosen the
stop plate (A) and remove the two
allen head screws (B) that hold the
connecting pieces to the pump rod.
Figure 1.
2. With unit laying on its back with
pump assembly facing you, remove
the pump rod (C). Loosen hose
clamp and remove pressure hose
(D). Next, loosen the clamp at the
base of the sprayer (E). Figure 2.
3. Push the pressure cylinder
approximately 1" out of the bottom
of the tank. Then turn the pump
assy. 180 degrees. Note: Wooden
block may be used to tap the pump
assembly through bottom of tank.
Remove pressure regulating valve,
if equipped before removal of
cylinder.
4. Next remove the 12 torx screws
that hold the flange in place. The
flange and diaphragm can then
be removed. Figure 3. Note: For
clarity the pressure cylinder is
shown removed from the tank.
5. To replace the diaphragm,
remove the connecting rod retaining
screw (G) from the plunger and
lever (F). Replace the diaphragm
and reassemble. See Figure 4.
Figure 1.
Figure 2.
Figure 3.
G
Figure 4.
9. When reassembling the pump
housing to the pressure cylinder, be
sure the square tab on the pump
housing (K) is aligned in the notch.
See arrows (L) on the pressure
cylinder in Figure 8. Be careful not to
pinch or nick the O-ring.
Note: Grease O-rings for re-assembly.
Screw the valve assembly into the
cylinder.
10. Place diaphragm assembly (O)
onto the pump housing (M). Place
the flange (N) over the diaphragm.
Reinstall the 12 torx screws around
the outside diameter of the flange.
Figure 9.
11. Push pressure cylinder into the
tank being careful not to pinch the
large O-ring (P).
Note: Wooden block may also be
used for installation of the pressure
cylinder.
F
12. Tighten pump clamp securely
(E). Install pump rod (C). Reinstall
the connecting pieces and allen
head screws (B). Reinstall the stop
plate (A) making sure that the bolt
goes through the rear hole. Reinstall
H
the hose and hose clamp making
sure it is firmly secured (D).
K
Figure 8.
M
N
Figure 9.
Figure 10.
Figure 11.
L
O
P
6. The valve assy. (H) is removed
using a locally made tool. Remove
red valve plate retaining pin using
needle nose pliers, then insert tool
into slots. See Figure 5. Use a
screwdriver to rotate tool counter
clockwise.
7. Once the valve assembly is
removed, the valve plates and
O-rings can be replaced. The
bottom valve plate is secured into
place with a red retaining pin. Push
pin into place using needle nose
pliers. Figure 6.
8. The pump housing (I) is
separated from the pressure
cylinder (J) by pulling it off.
Figure 7. The O-ring can then be
replaced.
Figure 5.
Figure 6.
J
Figure 7.
I
Note: Always wear rubber gloves, safety goggles and
appropriate protective clothing when repairing a sprayer. Work
in a well ventilated area. Prior to repair, flush unit with water by
filling, then spraying the water into an appropriate container or
area. Ensure that all pressure is released by locking the shut-off
valve in the open position. Once a repair is completed, fill the
unit with clean water, pressurize, and check for leaks. If the
sprayer leaks, DO NOT USE. Repair leaks and recheck.
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