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5. Set up
Hose clamps are not completely tight.
Please tighten hose clamps prior to using.
Hose clamps are left loose to extend life of gaskets and
fittings.
Oil cap gasket before using and lubricate weekly so the
gasket will seal properly and prevent chemical leaks.
Oil check valve and maintain breather hole clear of
debris. Your failure to oil may can cause the tank to
collapse and crack due to vacuum created by pump
lubricate with "3 and 1" oil.
■ HOW TO ASSEMBLE
Included in the box, please find the following:
1) PUMP HANDLE & PUMP LEVER.
2) SPRAYER (Pump Module installed).
3) HIP SUPPORT. (Packed in tanks)
4) SPARE PARTS (bag with locking pins & washer).
5) AGITATOR (Packed in tanks)
PUMP HANDLE
The pump handle is made of a tubular steel with a plastic grip
on one end, and a round tube welded to the opposite side at
right angle. The flat bar has a hole 12.5mm (1/2”) in diameter.
This hole is located 57mm (2 1/4”) from the round tube. (See
figure 1).
PUMP LEVER
The pump lever is made of a 15.2cm (1/2’) solid round steel
bar with two bends, one on either side of the bar. (See figure
1).
PUMP MODULE
Pump module is installed in the sprayer. Now proceed to
install pump handle and lever.
ASSEMBLY OF PUMP HANDLE PUMP LEVER & PUMP
MODULE
Pull sprayer, pump lever, pump handle, spray wand, plastic
bag (with washers and pins), etc. out of box. Place parts in
front of you. Take the pump lever, there are bends on either
side. (See figure 2). Place one Washers through the bar, then
push lever through opening on pump, place washer on pump
lever and then place hairpin lock and push through.
On the same side where the pump is located, place the round
portion of the pump handle through the hole on the base of
the sprayer. When it is almost through, place the bent portion
of the pump lever through the hole on the flat portion of the
handel. Once through, place on one washer and, then the
WARNING
NOTE
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3