Iseki PE1500 Manual Del Usuario página 20

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PE1500
1. INTRODUCTION AND USES
Read this manual carefully before starting to use the sprayer and pay special
attention to the maintenance recommendations, as well as their use for
correct operation and useful life.
The company reserves the rights to changes the composition of the product
without prior notice as well as its technical characteristics. No claims can be
derived from the data and illustrations in this manual. The original manual
is written in Spanish, so it will prevail over the rest, in case of conflict or
contradictions between other languages.
This sprayer is specially designed for use with phytosanitary products such
as fungicides, insecticides or herbicides. It can be used both for gardening
and small farms. In no case should it be used to spray flammable or industrial
products such as solvents, alkalis or acids.
2. COMPOSITION AND START-UP
Before starting work, you must finish charging the battery (during storage
it may have lost some of its charge). To do this, the battery must be
disconnected from the sprayer.
Plug the charger into the mains and connect it to the battery until it is fully
charged. When the charge level is full, the battery LEDs will stop flashing
and stay on.
The sprayer's operating temperature range is 1 ° to 50 ° C.
To start working with ISEKI PE1500, press the 3S button with your left hand
and a green light will turn on, the sprayer will start at speed 1 (low pressure)
suitable for herbicide treatments, pressing a second time the indicator light
will change to orange light, we will get speed 2 (medium pressure) suitable
for herbicide and insecticide treatments (according to needs and nozzle
used), pressing the indicator for the third time will change to red light, we will
obtain speed 3 (high pressure) suitable for insecticide treatments. Pressing
for the fourth time the indicator light will turn off and the sprayer will stop.
In standby mode, the sprayer will be ready to be used again when required.
DO NOT FORGET TO DISCONNECT THE SPRAYER WHEN FINISHING
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