impact 6500 Instrucciones

SPRAYER/FOAMER INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER!
Do not use flammables in this sprayer as these can
ignite or explode causing SERIOUS INJURY.
CAUTION!
To help prevent possible weakening of parts and/
or leakage of spray material, always observe the
following:
• Do not use caustics (alkaline) or corrosive
(acids) in this sprayer.
• Do not use if parts are discolored, brittle, or
excessively soft.
• BE SURE CONTAINER IS SECURELY
ATTACHED TO PUMP.
• Store sprayer inside when not in use as
prolonged exposure to sun may weaken
container.
• ALWAYS EMPTY, CLEAN AND DRAIN
CONTAINER AND PUMP IMMEDIATELY
AFTER EACH USE.
Before opening container of pesticides or other
spray material, always read, understand and follow
directions on its label. Wear protective clothing or
goggles if so instructed.
KEEP SPRAYER AND SPRAY MATERIAL OUT OF
THE REACH OF CHILDREN.
PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL
INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING SPRAYER AND
KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
NOTE: It is not recommended that the same
sprayer be used to apply different types of chemicals
because of damage that can be caused by old
chemical residue. Before using sprayer for the first
time, fill it to test it using clear water. If any part of
the sprayer shows signs of wear or damage, replace
the part before using the sprayer. Do not spray under
windy conditions. Plan carefully and mix only what
is needed. Disposing of excess mixture creates an
environmental hazard. Do not use heated or self-
heating solution in sprayer. Do not use gasoline or
flammable liquids in sprayer. Do not fill sprayer above
maximum spray line. Always avoid inhaling or contact
with chemical spray.
Operating Instructions:
To Fill: Unscrew sprayer head and fill container to "fill" line or other desired
capacity below mark. Screw on head assembly firmly to ensure airtight seal.
Liquid must be clean and free of foreign matter. Be sure to leave enough space
for compressed air. Fill to the desired level, not higher than the top (2.0 L) mark.
To Pressurize: Pump the filled tank with full strokes to build up pressure. The
less liquid used, the more pumping is required. Warning! Excessive pressure
can result in spray drift, damaging nearby plants or articles.
To Spray: Depress trigger with thumb. Turn nozzle cap to right for fine spray;
turn nozzle to left for coarse spray or stream.
To Foam: Add included foaming tip (orange) to the end of the nozzle cap.
To Restore Pressure: Periodically pump sprayer to maintain tank pressure and
desired spray pattern.
To Release Pressure: Unscrew sprayer head slowly to allow air to escape. Or
invert sprayer and depress trigger. Hold until all air escapes. Do not pressurize
sprayer with electric or gas powered air compressors. Always follow proper
depressurizing procedure!
While sprayer is pressurized: Do not try to make repairs. Do not leave sprayer
unattended. Release pressure if you interrupt spraying. Do not expose a sprayer
to excessive heat or leave it exposed to the sun for long periods of time. Avoid
dropping or impacting the sprayer. When pressurizing sprayer, hold it off to the
side. Do not stand with head or body directly over sprayer.
Cleaning and Maintenance:
1. Empty any remaining solution into a proper storage or disposal container.
Do not store chemicals in the tank. If chemical is stored in the tank it can
clog the system as it dries.
2. Clean sprayer after each use to prolong its life. After using water-based
products rinse thoroughly with water. After spraying solvent-based
products, clean with mineral spirits.
3. To store the sprayer, hang the tank up side down with the pump removed.
4. Check for worn or damaged parts frequently.
5. To keep pump working smoothly and efficiently, lubricate plunger often.
Disassemble and apply grease or petroleum jelly around the outside of
plunger.
Trouble Shooting:
Always depressurize the sprayer, remove chemical solution and clean the
sprayer before making repairs. Refer to parts diagram for part numbers and
names. Remove pump, holding rubber check valve on the end of pump. If little
or no resistance is felt in down-stroke, the plunger O-ring is probably at fault.
Unscrew (counter-clockwise) pump cylinder and pull plunger out. Inspect
O-rings for scoring, cracking, or dirt. If O-ring appears damaged, replace and
apply petroleum jelly to side of plunger O-ring. Inspect check valve on bottom
of cylinder for dirt or damage. Replace if necessary. If flow control leaks, check
nozzle O-rings for cracks and dirt. Check nozzle for dirt. Nozzle cap may wear
and should be replaced if necessary.
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