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Trouble
(Symptom)
No fog while unit heats
up - Burner operating
properly.
No fog - Burner not
operating properly.
Dripping.
Poor fog quality.
Flare up or uncontrolled
burning .
TROUBLESHOOTING
Look For
(Probable Cause)
1.) Nozzle and/or end of coil
obstructed or clogged.
2.) Pump plugged.
3.) Piston is worn.
4.) Improper fogging material.
1.) Propane cylinder low or
empty.
2.) Propane cylinder attached
improperly.
3.) Burner assembly fails to light
or will not say lit.
1.) Nozzle loose.
2.) Excessive insecticide
output.
3.) Not at operating temperature.
1.) Improper fogging material.
2.) If fog is thin or yellowish
the pumping rate is too low.
3.) If fog is wet and dripping,
the pump rate is too high or
it has not reached operating
temperature.
1.) Fogger pointed toward the
ground.
2.) Insecticide ignited.
Remedy
(Corrective Action)
1.1.) Remove and clean nozzle orifi ce
(See Figure 1 & 2).
1.2.) Remove carbon build-up from
inside the coil if necessary
See Figure 3).
(
2.1.) Insert a small wire or toothpick
into hole at bottom of piston
assembly to clear obstruction
See Figure 4).
(
2.2.) Replace pump assembly.
3.) Replace piston assembly.
4.) Use only Black Flag Fogging
Insecticide Formula 2.
1.) Replace propane cylinder
(See Figure 5).
2.) Screw in the propane cylinder
securely (See Figure 5).
3.) Return your fogger for factory
service. Do not attempt to repair
the burner assembly. Not
customer serviceable.
1.) Tighten nozzle securely
(See Figure 6).
2.) Pump with a lower rate.
(
See Figure 7).
3.) Wait 10-15 seconds before pumping.
1.) Use only Black Flag Fogging
Insecticide Formula 2.
2.) Increase your pumping rate
(See Figure 7).
3.) Decrease your pumping rate
(See Figure 7).
1.) Always operate your fogger level
with ground. New propane bottles
may be more likely to fl are.
2.) Stop pumping immediately. Turn
propane valve off . Flame will stop
after excess insecticide is eliminated.
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