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PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
The nozzle drips when the
shut-off lever is released.
There is dirt or debris in the shut-off
lever.
Clean the shut-off assembly.
There is a damaged O-ring or seal in
the shut-off assembly.
Replace the shut-off assembly.
The nozzle tip leaks.
The flat seal is missing.
Install the flat seal behind the nozzle
tip. See
Assembly
.
The flat seal is damaged.
Replace the flat seal.
The spray pattern is poor.
The nozzle is partially clogged.
Clean the nozzle. See
Cleaning
.
The nozzle is damaged.
Replace the nozzle.
The unit shuts off abruptly.
The battery pack has reached its
maximum thermal limit.
Allow the battery pack to cool down.
The battery is out of charge. To
maximize the life of the battery, it is
designed to shutoff abruptly when
the charge is depleted.
Place the battery on the charger and
allow it to charge.
The battery pack does not
charge.
The battery pack is not inserted in
the charger.
Insert the battery pack into the
charger until the red (charging) light
illuminates.
The charger is not plugged in.
Plug the charger into a working
outlet.
The surrounding air temperature is
too hot or too cold.
Move the battery pack to a
surrounding air temperature of above
40° F (4.5° C) or below 104° F (40° C).
Battery will not charge.
No lights illuminated on charger (not
plugged into outlet).
Plug charger into outlet.
No lights illuminated on charger
(plugged into outlet).
Check that outlet is functioning.
No lights illuminated on charger
(plugged into outlet, the outlet is
functioning).
Replace charger.
No lights illuminated on charger
(plugged into outlet, the outlet is
functioning, new/functioning battery
inserted in the charger).
Replace battery.
Red light blinking on charger,
but a yellow indicator light is also
illuminated (battery temperature too
high for safe charging).
Allow battery to cool.