Maintenance; Sprayer Body; Peristaltic Pump; Nozzle - CLOROX Total 360 CLX1100 Manual Del Usuario

MAINTENANCE

In order for the Clorox® Total 360® Electrostatic Sprayer to remain
functional, the equipment should be cleaned on a regular basis.
In addition to general cleaning of the unit, two user-serviceable
areas — peristaltic pump and sprayer nozzle — should be
maintained and serviced regularly.

Sprayer Body

The sprayer body has no serviceable parts inside. Do not open the
unit shell, as doing so will void the warranty on the sprayer. If you
need to have your sprayer serviced, contact Service Tech Team at
www.servicetechteam.com.
Exterior Frame
To clean the exterior of the Clorox® Total 360® Electrostatic Sprayer
1. Purge all chemistry from the device.
2. When not in use, ensure the device is powered off and unplug
the power cord from the wall outlet and device.
3. Wipe exterior surfaces of the device, including hose and nozzle,
with a slightly damp cloth or towel to remove visible soil.
Be sure that the cloth is well-rung out, and excess moisture
has been removed.
4. For additional soil removal, wipe the exterior surfaces with
a microfiber cloth that has been soaked in warm, soapy water.
Be sure that the cloth is well-rung out, and excess moisture
has been removed.
5. Let device dry thoroughly before operation is resumed.

Peristaltic Pump

Tube Nuts
1. Disconnect the clear tubing inlet and outlet by twisting the
Tube Nuts counterclockwise until both tubes have separated.
2. Rotate the Cover counterclockwise and pull it free from the unit.
3. Remove the Carriage Assembly from the Cover.
4. Remove and discard the old Tube Leader Assembly.
5. Grease the new Tube Leader Assembly with the supplied grease.
6. Replace the Tube Leader Assembly with a new one and reinstall
the Carriage and Cover in reverse order being careful not to
damage the Tube Leader Assembly.
Tube Leader Assembly
Carriage Assembly
Cover

Nozzle

To ensure trouble-free operation of your unit, it is recommended
that the operator rinse the nozzle out with clean water before
final storage at the end of each day. By cleaning your sprayer's
nozzle after each usage, you will avoid the long-term chemical
buildup that eventually causes clogs, poor spray patterns and a
shortened life of the nozzle components. In addition to rinsing
with clean water after each use, the nozzle should periodically
be disassembled and cleaned. Regular maintenance should be
performed. Nozzle maintenance schedule will vary, depending
on how often the sprayer is used and adherence to pre- and post-
spray maintenance guidelines.
It is recommended that you thoroughly read the service outline
below before performing any regular nozzle maintenance.
To Clean/Inspect the Nozzle Assembly
1. Unscrew the cap from the nozzle base. Clean any debris from
or around any of the interior surfaces with warm soapy water.
2. Inspect for any damage to the liquid tip. If the spray pattern
was noted to be inconsistent or nontypical of a healthy
symmetrical spray, remove/replace the liquid tip with an
appropriate 7/16" (12 mm) socket wrench.
3. Inspect the nozzle electrode for any signs of electrical arching,
burn and/or corrosion. Gently push down on the spring-loaded
contact to verify a smooth spring return. If any issues are noted,
remove/replace immediately. This is done by gently pulling
on the spring-loaded contact with a pair of pliers. Otherwise,
service the spring-loaded contact by applying a generous
amount of dielectric grease, available at any local automotive/
hardware store.
4. Be sure to also thoroughly clean all interior surfaces of the
nozzle cover, including the main orifice. Never use a wire brush,
file or sandpaper to clean any surface or orifice.
Important: The nozzle cover should be hand-tightened.
Never use pliers or other tools to tighten it, as this may cause
damage. Removal of the nozzle electrode is not necessary
for cleaning.
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