TeeJet MT 600 User Manual

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PRODUCT WARRANTY

MIDWEST TECHNOLOGIES ILLINOIS, LLC (also known as Mid-Tech & TeeJet) warrants to the

original purchaser that the product purchased shall be free of defect in material or workmanship. If the
product proves to be defective within the warranty period the purchaser must return, freight prepaid, said
product to Midwest Technologies within thirty (30) days after such defect is discovered. Upon inspection
and examination by Midwest Technologies, and at its option, the product shall be repaired or replaced,
with a new or comparable product. No product will be considered defective if it substantially fulfills the
performance specifications. Purchaser shall be responsible for all required maintenance service in accordance
with procedures outlined in Midwest Technologies’ product operator manual or service bulletins.

All product(s) replaced or repaired under warranty shall carry the remainder of the warranty left on the
original purchase. All out of warranty product(s) serviced for fee or goodwill will have ninety (90) days
of warranty. The ninety (90) days shall begin on the date serviced by Midwest Technologies.

Warranty periods for Midwest Technologies products shall be:

TeeJet and Mid-Tech Control Consoles – 2 ½ years

Mid-Tech Switch Boxes – 2 ½ years (3, 5, 9 booms)

All other products – 12 months (unless otherwise noted)

WARRANTY LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS

Midwest Technologies will have no warranty obligation hereunder if the product is subjected to abuse,
misuse, improper or abnormal usage, acts of God, faulty installation, or improper maintenance as outlined
in Midwest Technologies’ product operator manual or service bulletins. Consumable items (items that are
used during normal operation) such as light bulbs, batteries, etc., and expendable items (items which wear
out in normal use) such as injection pump tubes, flow meter bearings, etc., will not be covered by warranty.
For products that come in direct contact with chemical, the specific recommendations contained in Midwest
Technologies product bulletins must be adhered to, or this warranty is void. Any repairs or alterations,
other than those provided by Midwest Technologies and/or its authorized representatives, will void the
warranty. Midwest Technologies neither assumes nor authorizes anyone to assume for it any other obligation
or liability in connection with said product.

DISCLAIMER OF UNSTATED WARRANTY

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MT 600 PISTON INJECTION PUMP

INSTALLATION & SETUP

INSTALLATION

MOUNTING

The MT 600 injection pumps must be located as close as possible to the
point where the chemicals are injected into the main boom supply line. As
close to the delivery point as possible is the preferred injection point. A
consideration should be made to use check valves between the pump and
injection point as well as ahead of the injection point in the main flow
line (See the pluming diagram on page 6). Another consideration is the
location for the chemical containers must also be given, keeping the
distance between the MT 600 pump and the chemical container to a
minimum.

Once the location for the Legacy injection pump is selected, orient the
assembly so that the pump cover is easily opened, allowing access for
service. All sides of the pump may need to be accessible for service. The

pump must be mounted upright.

5oz of SAE 10w 30 oil must be added to each pump head via the red cap
port prior to operation. Oil should be visible and never overfilled
above 1/2 of the viewing window.

Figures 1 and 2 provide measurements to help you place the mounting
holes for the pumps.

The warranty printed above is the only warranty applicable to this purchase. Midwest Technologies’
warranty cannot be modified by any person or entity, including without limitation, any distributor or retailer
of Midwest Technologies. All other warranties, express or implied, including but not limited to, the implied
warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are disclaimed.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

It is understood and agreed that Midwest Technologies’ liability, whether in contract, in tort, under any
warranty, in negligence or otherwise, shall not exceed the return of the amount of the purchase price paid
by purchaser and under no circumstances shall Midwest Technologies be liable for special, indirect or
consequential damages. In particular, Midwest Technologies shall not be liable for damage to crops as the
result of misuse or negligence in the application of chemicals or operation of Midwest Technologies products.
The price stated for the equipment is a consideration in limiting Midwest Technologies’ liability. No
action, regardless of form, arising out of the transactions under this agreement may be brought by purchaser
more than one year after the cause of action has occurred.

Midwest Technologies Illinois, LLC

2864 Old Rochester Rd. - Springfield, IL 62703

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Phone - [phone] * Fax - [phone]

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NOTE: Secure each pump firmly to eliminate vibration and possible
damage to the connecting hoses and cables.

PLUMBING

See the sample plumbing diagram on page 6 for suggestions on how to
plumb the system.

CABLING

Each MT600 injection pump comes with two cables, a pump control cable
and a pump power cable. See the sample system diagrams on pages 7 and 8
for suggestions on how the system should be connected.

Route all cables carefully, avoiding moving parts, excessive heat and
exposure to tree limbs, stubble, or other debris. Allow enough slack at
all pivot points to prevent pinching or stretching the cables.

Secure the cables in place with cable fasteners and/or cable clamps.

Pump Control Cables: When the injection pumps have been designated
#1 , #2, etc., Midwest Technologies suggests the cable tags be marked
accordingly (use a permanent ink - water proof marker). Carefully route the
cable to the console (TASC system) or Product Control Module (Legacy
system).

Pump Power Cable: Route each power cable to the vehicle battery (12
VDC only). Attach the red lead (fused) to the positive post and the black

lead to the negative post of the battery.

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